Win more landlords and managed properties locally.

Yes. Tenants usually find you through the portals, but landlords search differently — for letting agents, property management and rental valuations in their area. We focus your Google profiles, content and links on those searches, with clear rental valuation options and content that explains your service levels.

Many landlords research for weeks before switching agent, so steady visibility keeps you on their shortlist when they’re ready to move.

Yes. We keep regulatory content measured and up to date, describe rules as they stand on the date we write, and never give the impression of legal advice. We’re happy for your team to review it before it goes live. Accurate, plain-English explanations are what landlords and AI tools trust most.

The Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, giving each branch its own optimised profile and visibility in its own area, so branches don’t compete with each other in search.

Fixing your branch profiles and listings can lift calls within a matter of weeks. Moving up the map for “letting agents near me” and being suggested by AI assistants typically takes three to six months, depending on how crowded your rental market is. Landlords often switch agent at renewal time or before a new tenancy, so steady visibility means you are already on the shortlist when that moment comes.

No. Our plans run month by month with no minimum term, and you can cancel at any point before your next billing date. The branch profiles, listings and links we have set up remain in place and keep working for the agency.

Mortgage brokers, accountants, conveyancing solicitors and estate agents who don’t do lettings all meet landlords and new investors regularly. Building referral relationships with them can bring a steady flow of instructions.

Many agencies also grow by acquiring smaller lettings books from retiring agents. If you do, check the management agreements, client account reconciliation and compliance records carefully before you complete.

In England, letting agents and property managers must belong to a government-approved redress scheme, and those holding client money must belong to an approved client money protection scheme. In Wales agents must be licensed by Rent Smart Wales, and in Scotland they must be on the Scottish Letting Agent Register. Membership of Propertymark or Safeagent is also widely recognised by landlords.

Letting agents in England are legally required to publicise their fees, together with their redress scheme and client money protection details, on their website and in their offices. Presenting fees clearly by service level, with what each includes, also helps landlords compare you fairly and reduces enquiries that won’t convert.

Landlords tend to leave over poor communication, long voids and avoidable compliance problems. Regular portfolio updates, clear repair reporting, proactive reminders about certificates and renewals, and an annual review of rent and costs show the value of your service. Reviews from long-standing landlords then help you win new ones.