ComplyLet vs Lettable

ComplyLet is a property compliance and records service for self-managing landlords in England, combining certificate tracking, document storage, deadline reminders, compliance services, and finance and insurance introductions. It tracks Gas Safety Certificates, EICR, EPC, smoke and CO alarms, How to Rent guides, and deposit protection. Landlords can keep certificates, tenancy paperwork, inspection records, mortgage offers, and insurance policies in an encrypted location. Email reminders cover compliance deadlines and mortgage or landlord insurance renewals. Users can request Gas Safety Certificates, EICR, PAT testing, EPC assessments, Legionella risk assessments, and fire risk assessments. ComplyLet also introduces landlords to mortgage and bridging finance partners, and to insurance partners for buildings, rent protection, liability, and life cover; it says it charges no fee for mortgage introductions. The product is designed for buy-to-let, HMO, and small portfolio landlords, not letting agents or large housing organisations. Early access is free, though pricing may be introduced later with advance notice. Continued free use requires sharing ComplyLet on two social media channels and adding at least one property.

Lettable is a web-based compliance workspace for landlords and managing agents in England’s private rented sector. It tracks property requirements and statutory deadlines using council-specific rules for HMO licensing, room-size minimums, fire-safety conditions and renewal fees. Users can upload certificate PDFs for AI parsing; the site reports accuracy above 95% on standard formats from major issuers. Lettable calculates property-specific deadlines and sends email or SMS reminders 90, 30 and 7 days beforehand. It can prepare Section 8 and Section 13 notices, prescribed information, HMO licence packets and LFRA 2024 service-charge demands, and offers ICS calendar export. The Solo plan costs £19 a month and covers up to three properties; Pro is £49 a month for up to 25, and Portfolio is £99 a month for up to 75 properties and two team users. All listed tiers include email support. Lettable says it provides compliance information and document preparation, not legal advice, and users should verify details with their council and a qualified solicitor. Its licensing engine and council-specific data are England-only.