Property management software
that manages the property
Letted is an AI property management platform for UK landlords. It handles tenant communication, maintenance, rent tracking and compliance — the work itself, not just the record of it — for a flat monthly fee.
Everything an agent does, minus the percentage
Tenant messaging
Tenants message on WhatsApp and get an instant, accurate reply for their property — every conversation logged and GDPR-compliant.
Repair management
From first report to close-out: tasks open automatically, quotes are sourced, contractors booked once you approve — yours or ours.
Compliance tracking
Every certificate and deadline across every property, with renewals started before they're due and a compliance score per property.
Rent & portfolio dashboard
Connected to your bank, so you see who's paid and who's late the moment it happens — across the whole portfolio, no spreadsheets.
Tenancy signing
Send, sign and store tenancy agreements in one place, with legally binding e-signatures on solid templates.
Document vault
Every certificate, contract and message timestamped against the property — tribunal-ready if you ever need it.
Flat fee, not a cut
A letting agent’s percentage rises with every rent increase. Letted’s price doesn’t.
£20/mo
Up to 30 properties, flat
67p
Per property at full capacity
£0
Your first property, forever
How it works
No migration project — most landlords are fully set up within a couple of hours.
Add your properties
Letted collects the existing documents, verifies them, and flags gaps. First property free, set up in minutes.
The admin runs itself
Tenant messages answered, repairs coordinated, rent tracked, renewals started — automatically, with everything visible to you.
You stay in charge
Anything involving money or judgement comes to you first. You're the landlord; Letted is the back office.
Common questions
It splits into three camps: bookkeeping tools (Landlord Studio, Hammock, Lendlord) that track money and taxes; operations platforms (Arthur Online, Alphaletz, COHO) that organise tasks and records; and AI platforms like Letted, where the software performs the admin itself — answering tenants, coordinating repairs, tracking rent and compliance. Many landlords still run on spreadsheets, which works until the first missed deadline.
Yes — Letted's first property is free forever, with key dates tracked and documents stored. Lendlord offers a free finance tracker and Landlord Studio a free plan for up to three units. Free tiers are a good way to test a tool; the question is what happens when a tenant messages at 9pm, which is where Letted's paid plan (£20/month, up to 30 properties) earns its keep.
You can — plenty of landlords do. A spreadsheet holds data, but it won't message a tenant back, book a contractor, notice an expired EICR, or produce a timestamped audit trail for a tribunal. As compliance obligations grow under the Renters' Rights Act, the gap between recording the work and doing the work is where software pays for itself.
Typically £8–70 per month depending on ambition: bookkeeping apps at the bottom of the range, agency-grade platforms at the top. Letted is a flat £20 per month for up to 30 properties — deliberately priced against the 10–15% plus VAT a letting agent would take, which on one £1,200/month property is around £2,000 a year.
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