Lettable review
A focused web workspace for tracking UK property compliance and producing audit-ready records.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Lettable is a web-based compliance management platform for UK private rented sector landlords and managing agents. It maps statutory obligations to properties and covers requirements including gas safety, EICR, EPC, HMO licensing and deposit protection. Its workspace also supports recurring inspection tracking, certificate uploads, deadline calculation, renewal reminders, statutory document generation and audit-ready PDF bundles. The product currently focuses primarily on England, making it most relevant to landlords and agencies managing English rental properties.
Pricing is structured for different portfolio sizes. A free plan is available, alongside a seven-day free trial. According to the published annual pricing, Solo costs £190 per year and supports up to three properties, with an evidence vault, certificate auto-parse, deadline reminders, and Right to Rent and How to Rent coverage. Pro costs £490 per year for up to 25 properties and adds HMO licence tracking, renewal packets, MEES and EPC compliance, PRS Database readiness checks, and Section 8 and Section 13 notice drafting. Portfolio costs £990 per year for up to 75 properties and adds bulk operations, accountant export packs and two team users. The pricing page also presents £19 per month as the annual starting equivalent.
Lettable’s strongest fit is compliance organisation rather than broad property management. AI-powered certificate parsing, an AI compliance assistant, council-level HMO data and automated expiry alerts bring several recurring obligations into one workflow. ICS calendar export supports calendar-based planning, while the web-only delivery keeps access straightforward across supported browsers. Small landlords should find the Solo scope and annual price structure easier to assess, particularly when they need certificate tracking and reminders without a larger operational suite. Owners with more than three properties need Pro, and larger agencies may need Portfolio or a bespoke agency arrangement. Teams seeking extensive integrations or coverage beyond the product’s primary England focus should consider a different platform.
Lettable pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Maps statutory requirements to individual properties
- AI-parses certificates and calculates renewal deadlines
- Generates documents and audit-ready PDF bundles
- Where it doesn't
- Solo is limited to three properties
- Available through the web only
- No listed integrations beyond ICS calendar export
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