The Renters' Rights Act takes effect May 1, 2026. Most of England's 2.3 million landlords don't know what's required. LetTight checks your compliance in under 2 minutes.
Simple questions about your property, tenancy type, and current documentation. No jargon, no legal background needed.
~90 secondsEach of the 15 Renters' Rights Act requirements is scored Red, Amber, or Green. You see exactly where you stand.
InstantEvery non-compliant item shows the specific action needed, the legal requirement, and the countdown to your deadline.
ActionableThe Renters' Rights Act introduces 15 separate compliance obligations. Some are immediate (May 1), some have a grace period (May 31). Missing even one could cost you £7,000.
LetTight maps your property against every requirement and gives you a clear Red/Amber/Green status. No guesswork, no 40-page government PDFs to decode.
Landlords can no longer evict tenants without a legal ground. Every existing AST automatically becomes a rolling periodic tenancy. Your old tenancy agreement may already be obsolete.
Every landlord must provide the official Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet to existing tenants and prove it was received. Failure means a fine of up to £7,000.
For tenancies starting from May 1, specific information about tenancy terms must be provided in writing. Verbal agreements alone are no longer sufficient.
Tenants can formally request to keep pets. Landlords must consider the request and cannot unreasonably refuse. New ground rules for the landlord-tenant relationship.
27 days. 15 requirements. One compliance score. LetTight exists because every landlord deserves to know where they stand before the fines start.