The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 changed what a landlord in England must do, and the rules keep moving. ComplyWithMe Landlord turns them into a do-this-next list, computes every statutory deadline to the day, and warns you in good time. One free app, one account.
The app is free on iOS and Android; you subscribe once on the web, then sign in with the same account to unlock everything.
Read the guides, run a free check and see pricing here on the site.
At complywithme.co/subscribe: create one account and pay by card (Stripe). Launch offer: £59.99 for your first year with one property, then £119 a year — until 28 February 2027, or earlier if the limited launch places are taken.From £119 a year. The app itself never takes payment.
Sign in with the same account; your subscription unlocks the full app automatically.
Each guide gives the answer first, then the duty, the deadline and the penalty, with every figure linked to legislation.gov.uk or GOV.UK and the date it was checked. How we verify.
England's register, when each region opens, what a tenant can check today, and what the draft regulations say.
Section 21 gone, Form 3A, the notice periods and every Schedule 2 ground with what a court expects.
The five-week cap and the 30-day clock, holding deposits, what you may ask for before signing, and Section 13 rent increases.
Gas safety record, EICR, EPC and MEES, alarms and the repairs duties, with the cadence, the copy rules and the penalties.
Assured periodic tenancies, the written statement and information sheet, pets, and the clauses that no longer work.
HMO and selective licensing, the Right to Rent check, the compliance checklist, becoming a landlord, and short-term lets.
The duties on a private landlord are spread across dozens of Acts, regulations, guidance notes and council pages, and since 1 May 2026 they have changed faster than at any time in a generation. Miss a gas check, a deposit deadline or a licence renewal and it isn’t just paperwork: the penalties are real, several are personal, and a compliance gap can bar you from possession.
A spreadsheet won’t chase you. A calendar reminder won’t tell you why something matters or what to do about it. ComplyWithMe does. It reads your properties and tenancies, tells you the next thing to sort, and keeps nudging until the hard deadlines are done.
You didn’t become a landlord to become a compliance expert, and you shouldn’t lie awake wondering what you’ve missed. ComplyWithMe holds it all so you don’t have to. That’s the whole point: less to worry about.
Built on one compliance engine — one account, with more sectors to follow.
Private-rented-sector compliance for landlords and letting agents in England: certificates, deposit clocks, Right to Rent, licensing, the landlord register and the Section 8 route.
Explore Landlord →Three short checks, no account needed: Renters’ Rights Act readiness, Landlord Register Ready? for the PRS Database, and the exposure check that shows what a missed date could cost.
Enforcement decisions, tribunal rulings and legislation changes for private landlords in England, each linked to the official record. Read the feed.
More sectors are on the way — announcements at launch, not before.
Each property, tenancy, certificate and deposit. Setup is quick and guided.
We turn the relevant law into plain, ordered steps with the exact last compliant day for each.
Escalating reminders warn you well before anything expires, then keep nudging.
A traffic-light rating. A statutory failure flags red, blocks risky actions and tells you what to fix.
Your Compliance Score is a status indicator to help you prioritise. It is not insurance or cover, and it does not pay any fine or penalty.
Your data lives on your device, not in someone else’s database. Subscribers can add secure cloud backup and multi-device sync — encrypted in transit and at rest (not end-to-end encrypted) — only if you want it.
Every deadline, cadence and penalty is checked against legislation.gov.uk and GOV.UK, carries the date it was checked, and the cited pages are re-read daily. How we verify.
ComplyWithMe keeps your obligations in order and warns you before they’re due. It’s a tool to help you stay on top of things — not legal advice, and not a replacement for a solicitor.
The free app shows your Compliance Score and what needs attention — no expiry, no card. A flat subscription, priced by the size of your portfolio, unlocks the full toolkit.
An organised evidence pack is not a guarantee of any legal outcome.
You buy your subscription on the web, then sign in on the free app to unlock everything. One account signs in everywhere — each sector has its own subscription.
