Your compliance department.
You keep the rent, the tenants, and the control — we make sure you never break the law. For self-managing landlords in England.
Get your free compliance score17 questions · 3 minutes · no card, no account
A new rule lands every few months. Miss one and it’s a fine.
| What | When | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Renters’ Rights Act | Live since 1 May 2026 | New tenancy regime, Section 21 abolished, penalties up to £40,000 |
| PRS landlord database | From late 2026 | Every landlord and property must register — £40,000 penalties |
| Making Tax Digital | 2026 → 2028 | Quarterly digital tax filing for landlords in waves |
| Awaab’s Law | From 2027 | Strict hazard response deadlines in private rentals |
| EPC band C minimum | By 1 Oct 2030 | Nearly every rental must reach EPC C or hold an exemption |
How LetClerk works
Step 1
Tell us about your properties
Ten minutes of questions per property — we build your obligation register.
Step 2
We track, book, chase, and file
Engineers booked, tenants chased for access, certificates stored, notices prepared.
Step 3
You approve, we evidence it
Anything with legal weight gets your one-click approval, then goes on your evidence trail.
What’s included
- Every deadline tracked per property — gas, EICR, EPC, alarms, deposit rules, licensing for your exact council
- We book the engineer, chase tenant access, confirm the work, and store the certificate
- Renters’ Rights Act paperwork done properly, with proof of service kept for you
- PRS database registration handled when your region goes live
- Quarterly compliance report and a real person on WhatsApp or the phone
Simple pricing
Compliance Managed
£25/property/month
£20 at 3+ properties · founding members lock in £15 for life
Everything above, done for you, evidenced. Launching soon — the free score tool is live today.
One-off help
- Full Compliance Audit + call — £99 — available today
- Renters’ Rights Act catch-up pack — £79/property
- PRS database registration, done for you — £49/property
LetClerk is an administration and information service, not legal advice.