ComplyLet

Overview

ComplyLet is a compliance and records service for landlords managing their own properties in England. Its strongest fit is a buy-to-let, HMO, or small-portfolio landlord who wants compliance dates and property paperwork in one place. The trade-off is a narrow remit: it does not handle rent collection or accounting.

Users can add properties, upload certificates or request support, then receive deadline reminders. The service also connects landlords with mortgage, bridging-finance, and insurance partners; ComplyLet says mortgage introductions carry no fee.

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Key features

Compliance records and reminders

ComplyLet tracks Gas Safety Certificates, EICR, EPC, smoke and CO alarms, How to Rent guides, and deposit protection. Certificate tracking and expiry alerts make recurring obligations easier to keep visible. Email reminders also cover mortgage and landlord-insurance renewals, which extends the service beyond certificate dates.

Documents can include compliance certificates, tenancy paperwork, inspection records, mortgage offers, and insurance policies, stored in an encrypted location. That gives landlords a central property record, though the service does not replace accounting or tenancy-payment tools.

Services and introductions

Landlords can request Gas Safety Certificates, EICR, PAT testing, EPC assessments, Legionella risk assessments, and fire risk assessments through ComplyLet. This is useful for owners who want to arrange compliance work alongside tracking it. Mortgage and bridging-finance introductions, plus insurance referrals for buildings, rent protection, liability, and life cover, add access to related services. The no-fee claim applies to mortgage introductions; it does not establish the terms or costs of the partner products themselves.

Pricing

Early access

The Early access plan costs nothing and includes unlimited properties and documents, full Renters' Rights compliance tracking, email reminders, mortgage and insurance tracking, and access to compliance services. There are no stated property or document caps, so the plan can accommodate a growing small portfolio without a per-property charge.

Continued free use requires sharing ComplyLet on two social media channels and adding at least one property. The platform is free during early access, but pricing may be introduced later with advance notice. That makes it a compelling low-cost option now for landlords comfortable with those conditions and a possible future price change; it is a less certain long-term choice for anyone who needs a guaranteed free service.

Platforms

ComplyLet is available on the web and iOS. Its mobile app and safety task workflows support access to the service and compliance tasks across those platforms.

Who it's for

ComplyLet is designed for self-managing buy-to-let, HMO, and small-portfolio landlords. It is not designed for letting agents or large housing organisations. Landlords who need rent collection, bank feeds, accounting, or agent-only features should choose a broader property-management product.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad compliance coverage: certificate tracking, alarms, tenant guidance, and deposit protection sit alongside expiry alerts.
• Property records in one place: encrypted storage covers compliance and tenancy documents as well as mortgage and insurance paperwork.
• Useful service access: landlords can request several assessment and testing services without leaving the compliance workflow.
• No current subscription charge: early access includes unlimited properties and documents, subject to the sharing and property requirements.

Cons

• Free use has conditions: users must share on two social media channels and add at least one property to continue using it free.
• Future pricing may change: early access pricing may be replaced after advance notice.
• It does not manage the finances of a tenancy: there is no accounting, rent collection, or bank-feed functionality.
• Its intended audience is limited: agents and large housing organisations are outside the product's stated scope.

Alternatives

Insparisk Command is worth considering when building-level monitoring and team access matter: its free Monitor plan covers unlimited buildings and 25 certificates or documents for one team member, while ComplyLet focuses on landlord compliance and related services.

LLCR may suit landlords who want a web-based property service with a free plan capped at one active property, 10 Ava messages a month, and 500MB of storage; ComplyLet instead offers unlimited properties and documents during early access, subject to its continued-use conditions.

Riskhub is a paid compliance option for readers comparing a broader range of platforms.

Spacewell is a paid option for readers comparing workplace, energy, or asset-focused software.

Zerix Compliance is another paid compliance option.

BCompliant is a paid, web-based alternative.

ULTRUS Records for Buildings is a paid option with API and web platforms.

Zeinloop is a web and API alternative with paid plans for readers comparing portfolio and reporting tools.

Verdict

Choose ComplyLet if you manage a small rental portfolio yourself and want compliance tracking, document storage, renewal reminders, and access to related services without a subscription during early access. Its concentrated landlord focus is the main reason to choose it; the conditions on continued free use and the absence of rent and accounting tools are the main reasons to look elsewhere.