Before
“Lovely two-bed near station”
£1,250 pcm. Garden. Call for details.
Missing the deposit, furnishing, availability, council tax, EPC and material limitations.
For self-managing landlords in England
Start with a free, practical check of the information, photographs and wording behind your next rental advert.
Clear boundary: this service does not currently include paid portal advertising. Rightmove, Zoopla and other portal inclusion are not offered.
The initial focus is an owner with one to four whole homes, an approaching vacancy, and the time to handle viewings and choose a tenant. If you need management, rent collection or tenancy administration, this is not that service.
The useful first step
A rushed listing creates avoidable questions, corrections and weak first impressions. The free check gives you three prioritised findings about the facts and opening copy, plus visible photographs when you share an existing advert link.
It is a focused advert review, not a rent valuation, safety inspection, legal certificate or promise that a portal will accept the property.
What the free check includesA concrete result
Before
£1,250 pcm. Garden. Call for details.
Missing the deposit, furnishing, availability, council tax, EPC and material limitations.
Future paid-service standard
£1,250 pcm · £1,442.30 deposit · unfurnished · available 18 November · EPC C · council tax B.
Read the full fictional exampleThe proposed sequence
A short enquiry, not a full specification or commitment.
Ownership authority, property facts, photographs and unresolved material information.
The landlord checks the single final draft before anything is submitted.
No portal step will be sold until the provider, duration, routing and regulatory position are evidenced in writing.
Owner guidance
Straight answers
No. The current service offers no paid portal publication. Named inclusion will only appear after the account/provider arrangement and enquiry workflow are accepted in writing.
No. A future service may help organise initial factual enquiries if the accepted provider workflow permits it. The landlord remains responsible for viewings and tenant choice, and must arrange the relevant legal checks.
No. It checks the advert’s readiness and identifies obvious information gaps. It is not legal advice, a safety inspection or a substitute for professional certificates.
The direct provider cost, portal inclusion and workflow have not been confirmed. Publishing a price now would imply a deliverable that the business cannot yet evidence.
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