About Letting Agent Software
UK letting agent and property management software compared on facts you can check: the price the supplier publishes, what it says about client money, deposits and compliance tracking.
What is on this site
One question, "letting agent software uk", answered with a comparison that works on the page with no account, 4 guides on the questions around it, a data table you can cite (the figures and their method), and the sources every figure rests on.
- How much does letting agent software cost in the UK?: The UK letting software prices we could read on supplier pages, why per-user, per-unit and percentage-of-rent pricing are not comparable, and what moves a quote.
- Client money protection: what your letting software has to support: In England a letting agent holding client money must join an approved CMP scheme or face a £30,000 fine. What that means for client accounting software.
- Tenancy deposits: the 30-day rule and what software should do: A deposit must reach an approved scheme within 30 days. What gov.uk requires, which schemes exist, and how to test a letting system against the deadline.
- Letting agent software for a small agency: where to start: A two-person agency does not need an enterprise platform. What matters at that size, which published prices are realistic, and what to test before migrating.
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Letting Agent Software is an independent site operated by Ellul Solutions Ltd. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any client money protection scheme, tenancy deposit scheme, redress scheme or software supplier named here, and nothing on it is legal, financial or regulatory advice. We take no commission from any supplier in this comparison and carry no paid placements. Supplier prices and features change without notice and private rented sector rules change frequently: every figure carries the date we read it on the supplier's own page or on gov.uk, and you should confirm the current position at source before relying on it.