Built for self-managing landlords with one to ten properties - no letting agent, no legal team. PropReady scans every property against the Renters' Rights Act, drafts the documents you need, and keeps you clear of £40,000 fines.
1-10
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£40k
max fine per violation
60s
compliance scan
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Built specifically for the Renters' Rights Act 2025 - not a generic property management tool.
PropReady scans every property against the Renters' Rights Act and builds a personalised action list. Items ranked by deadline urgency, written in plain English - not legal jargon.
Snap a photo or drop in a PDF and PropReady reads it for you. Upload a gas or electrical certificate and it fills in the type, dates, provider and number. Upload a tenancy agreement and it fills in the property, tenant, rent and dates.
Auto-filled for you
Section 13 rent increase notices, periodic tenancy agreements, Section 8 grounds letters - all generated from your property data. No templates to fill in. No legal fees.
Every tenant gets a dedicated link to log issues - no app download, no login. The moment they submit, PropReady classifies the hazard, notifies you, and logs everything, timestamped for tribunal evidence.
Awaab's Law timers, automatic
Damp, mould and hazard reports start the 5-working-day investigation clock and 7-day repair deadline the instant they're submitted, with SMS alerts before each deadline hits.
Report an issue
Property
14 Oak Street, B1 1AA
Issue type
Damp & Mould
Description
New maintenance report
Damp & mould · 14 Oak St · Sarah Thompson
Investigation deadline
5d 0h
Awaab's Law - 5 working days to investigate
One place for the whole compliance lifecycle - not a pile of point tools.
AI legal assistant
Ask anything about your tenancy - answered from your own data and the current law, not generic search results.
EPC upgrade planner
Reach Band C by 2030 with costed upgrade recommendations and ECO4 grant eligibility.
Certificate tracker
Gas, EICR, legionella and fire risk tracked in one place, with reminders at 60, 30 and 7 days.
Audit trail + PDF export
Every action timestamped automatically and exportable as a tribunal-ready PDF in one click.
Contractor alerts
Email and SMS a tradesperson instantly with the property and issue - and log the full paper trail.
Finance tracking
Income, expenses, net profit and yield per property, aligned to the UK tax year.
Annual compliance report
Your whole year of compliance as one print-ready, tribunal-ready PDF.
The law changed
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026. PropReady tracks every deadline, flags what's overdue, and generates the documents to fix it - so nothing slips through.
Get compliant - free to start14-day free trial · No card required
Convert AST to a periodic tenancy
HandledFixed-term ASTs are now void. A compliant periodic agreement replaces them, generated in seconds.
Serve the tenant information leaflet
OverdueEvery existing tenant must receive the prescribed rights leaflet. Missing it weakens any future Section 8.
Respond to hazard reports in time
5 working daysDamp, mould and hazard reports trigger a legal investigation clock the moment a tenant submits them.
Use Section 13 for rent increases
OngoingRent can rise once a year, only via the prescribed Section 13 form with 2 months of written notice.
Plan your EPC upgrade to Band C
Oct 2030From October 2030 every rental must reach EPC Band C. Contractors are booking up now.
Pricing
14-day free trial on all plans. No credit card required.
Starter
1-3 properties
£129.90/year
Growth
4-10 properties
£199.90/year
Portfolio
11+ properties
£299.90/year
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