Who each is built for
Arthur describes itself as property management software for letting agencies, and also serves landlords, student lets and social housing. Every route in on its site is “Book demo” or “Get in touch”; we found no self-serve sign-up (checked 6 October 2026). LetCompliance is built for landlords who let their own properties, and for small agents: sign up and start the same day.
What a landlord gets in LetCompliance without extras
- A tenancy agreement for the current law, built for you, and online signing with an audit certificate
- Section 8 on Form 3A, grounds in the statute’s own words, and Section 13 on Form 4A
- Making Tax Digital, on HMRC’s list for UK property income
- Rent by Direct Debit into your own account, with no commission
What Arthur does well
Apps for property managers, tenants, contractors and owners on iPhone and Android, workflows, room-by-room HMO management, Xero and QuickBooks integrations, and no charge for extra users. Its help centre covers sending the Renters’ Rights Act information sheet to every tenant and an assured periodic tenancy contract type. On Arthur, tenancy agreements are your own templates, e-signing is a paid add-on, and Section 13 is on its higher plans.
Which to choose
A landlord with one to fifty properties, or a small agency, gets the paperwork, rent and tax done in LetCompliance for a fraction of Arthur’s price, and can start today without a demo.
