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Evidence reports
10-source market analysis, FTT-ready.
Renters' Rights Act 2025 · In force 1 May 2026
Rent increases,
resolved fairly.
Evidence-backed proposals, structured negotiation, and specialist legal support — so landlords and tenants agree on rent without a tribunal.
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Structured negotiation
Timestamped, archived, admissible.
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Legal at tribunal
Fixed-fee via founding legal partner.
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AI fairness tools
Scoring, form checking, drafting.
- Form 4A auto-generated
- 10-source evidence reports
- FTT tribunal support
- AI fairness scoring
- Ombudsman audit trail
- SRA-regulated legal partners
Why landlords use AgreeRent
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 changed the maths. Professional evidence and a structured process are no longer optional.
£47
Tribunal fee for tenants
6–9 months
Average tribunal wait
3 days
Average resolution time
Form 4A auto-generated
One procedural error voids the entire notice. We check every field — notice period, eligibility, correct form version — before issuing.
FTT bundle always ready
If a tenant challenges, your evidence pack is already compiled and tribunal-formatted. No last-minute scramble.
Ombudsman-ready now
The PRS Landlord Ombudsman (Phase 2, late 2026) requires a documented dispute process. We generate it automatically.
New law. New risk.
Renters' Rights Act 2025 — in force 1 May 2026
Every rent increase requires a valid Form 4A with 2 months' notice. Section 21 “no-fault” evictions are abolished. One procedural error voids the notice entirely. AgreeRent handles both sides correctly, first time.
The PRS Landlord Ombudsman (Phase 2, late 2026) will require every landlord to demonstrate a documented dispute process. Every AgreeRent case generates the tamper-evident audit trail the Ombudsman requires.