Yuno review
A focused compliance hub for smaller UK property portfolios.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Yuno is property compliance software for landlords, letting agents, property managers, housing associations, developers and other organisations responsible for UK property compliance. It brings licensing, planning, fire safety, building safety, damp and mould, gas, electrical and energy compliance into a portfolio-wide view. Core capabilities include certificate and renewal monitoring, scheduled fire risk assessments, hazard case tracking, automatic scheme and rule-change alerts, compliance reporting and audit-ready evidence. Licence application, assessment and certification support also extends beyond record keeping.
The published monthly plans show a clear progression. Essentials costs £49 per month and includes licensing status across the portfolio and automatic scheme-change alerts; this plan covers up to 10 properties. Professional costs £199 per month and adds licence application handling, fire risk assessments, EPC and energy support, and portfolio compliance reporting alongside licensing visibility. Enterprise includes the Professional feature set, portfolio-wide licensing visibility and a dedicated compliance expert, with pricing handled by application. Prices are starting prices, exclude VAT and are billed monthly. Volume pricing is available for portfolios over 500 properties.
Yuno is available on the web and through an API, with integrations for Reapit, SME Professional, GreenhouseOS, Help me Fix and SMS Speedway. That combination suits organisations that need compliance information connected to property-management or maintenance workflows. Its strongest fit is a smaller UK portfolio that needs licensing oversight, certificate tracking, renewal alerts and hazard workflows in one place. Larger organisations can look to Professional or Enterprise for broader reporting, application handling and expert support. Teams requiring mobile coverage should choose an alternative, while buyers with portfolios beyond 10 properties should account for the higher tiers or volume-pricing route rather than treating Essentials as the default.
Yuno pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks licences, certificates, renewals and planning requirements
- Monitors fire risks, damp, mould and other hazard cases
- Provides alerts, reporting, audit-ready evidence and integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Essentials covers up to 10 properties
- Mobile coverage is unavailable
- Enterprise pricing is by application
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