Generate branded tenancy agreements, rent-increase and possession notices and inventories under your own name — kept current with the Renters' Rights Act 2025, without the enterprise price tag or the bloat.
No training, no manual. Pick the document, confirm a few details, and it's generated under your brand. Here's the whole flow:
Follow the exact flow your team uses — pick the document, confirm the details, and watch it generate on the correct statutory form under your brand, ready to send for signature.
The notice has gone to Ms J. Tenant for e-signature — from your branded portal, on the correct form, in under a minute. No Word templates, no re-keying, no compliance guesswork.
📍 Status tracked in your portal — you'll be notified when it's signedBuy the one you need, pay only for that document — or go unlimited below. Every document is branded to your agency and correct for the rules in force today.
The written statement of terms every new letting needs under the post-1 May 2026 regime — periodic by default, no fixed term, and structured correctly so it holds up. The replacement for the old assured shorthold tenancy.
The prescribed rent-increase notice (Form 4A) landlords must now use — once a year, at market rate, on the correct statutory form, with the notice dates calculated for you.
Grounds-based possession on the revised Section 8 form (Form 3A) that replaced Section 21 — with the correct ground, notice period and wording selected as you go.
A structured, photo-ready check-in and check-out inventory and schedule of condition that stands up if a deposit dispute reaches the scheme — produced in a fraction of the time it takes by hand.
Enter the property, parties and terms once. The suite selects the right form and calculates the statutory dates.
Out comes a finished document carrying your logo, colours and agency details — ready to send, no manual formatting.
Issue it to your landlord or tenant and keep a clean record in your own portal for when you need to evidence it.
Since the Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026, assured shorthold tenancies no longer apply to new lettings, rent increases must use the Section 13 Form 4A, and possession runs through the revised Section 8 grounds. The suite is maintained against these rules so your documents don't quietly fall out of date — which is exactly the risk a generic template pack leaves you carrying.
Enterprise platforms are expensive and over-built for an independent agency, and generic template packs go stale the moment the law moves. This sits in between: professional, branded documents your landlords receive under your name, at a price that makes sense for a single office — and kept compliant so you don't have to track every legislative change yourself.
Pay per document when you only need the odd one, or go unlimited when it's running your lettings book. Every tier is fully branded to your agency.
Yes. Since the Act came into force on 1 May 2026, new tenancies are assured periodic tenancies rather than assured shorthold tenancies, rent increases use the prescribed Section 13 Form 4A, and possession runs through the revised Section 8 grounds on Form 3A. The suite is kept current with these rules so your documents stay compliant.
Yes. The document suite is white-label: your logo, colours and agency details appear on every document and throughout your own portal, so landlords and tenants see your brand, not ours.
There are three white-label tiers. Pay per document — Section 13 and Section 8 notices are £8 each, an assured tenancy agreement is £17, and a property inventory is £26. Or subscribe: a Starter plan at £80 per month covering up to 20 documents, or an Unlimited plan at £170 per month with your own branded portal. Fair-use applies to e-signatures on the unlimited plan.