Nectar Property

What Nectar Property is

Nectar Property makes web software for UK commercial property management, covering service charges, leases, planned maintenance and waste compliance. Its products share buildings, units, tenants and leases under one login. SweetLease is the live product, described for property managers and lease consultants. It analyzes uploaded commercial leases, identifying rents, terms, break rights, obligations and dates while citing the relevant clause and page. It checks clause types such as rent, reviews, breaks, repairs, alienation, service charges and tenure, and flags information it cannot identify confidently. Users can ask questions in plain English and receive answers linked to the supporting clause and page. Saved break windows, review dates, notice periods and reconciliation deadlines can trigger email reminders or be downloaded to a calendar. The first SweetLease analysis is free, and the site offers a break notice calculator without an account. The SweetLease plan costs £9 a month, billed per user per month, and includes unlimited leases. ClearCharge, Groundwork and Wasteman are listed as in build. SweetLease reports the contents of a lease and is not legal advice or a replacement for it. The marketing site says it uses no analytics or tracking.

Who it suits

SweetLease is aimed at property managers and lease consultants reviewing commercial leases and tracking important dates. It can help organize lease information, but it is not a substitute for legal advice.

Limits

The first SweetLease analysis is free; ongoing use is on the £9.00 per user per month plan, which includes unlimited leases. SweetLease reports lease contents and is not legal advice.

Getting started

1. Visit the Nectar Property website.
2. Use the web platform.
3. Try the first SweetLease analysis for free.
4. Use the website break notice calculator without an account.
5. Choose the SweetLease plan at £9.00 per user per month for unlimited leases.

Verdict

SweetLease combines lease extraction, clause-linked answers and date reminders for commercial property work. Treat its results as document information, not legal advice.