Registration opens one region at a time on the government's own service. Each property costs £65 a year and needs its gas, electrical and energy certificates. Check what you need in under a minute, for free.
Your region's window is highlighted. Miss the deadline and you risk a fine of up to £7,000 per breach.
Red line: your deadline. Once registered, each property renews every year.
Tell us your properties. We show your deadline, your fee and exactly which certificates are missing or about to expire.
Book a gas safety check, electrical report or EPC with a vetted local engineer at a fixed price. The certificate lands in your account.
Follow our free step-by-step guide to the government's Register your rental property service. Next year we remind you before anything runs out.
Most landlords pay £60–£120 for a gas safety record on a flat and £68–£140 for an EICR, depending on size and area.
You register yourself on the government's Register your rental property service. The £65 per property fee goes to the government. We never charge for registering.
Join the list and we'll email you a month before your window opens, with a free check of your certificates.
Private landlords in England who let homes on assured or regulated tenancies. Every let property needs its own entry. Purpose-built student accommodation and housing run by accredited universities are exempt.
£65 per property, every year, paid to the government register. Four properties cost £260 a year.
No. You register yourself on the government's Register your rental property service. Our checker, guide and reminders are free. We charge only for booking certificates and for the optional compliance plan.
A civil penalty of up to £7,000. A repeat breach within five years, or giving false information, can mean up to £40,000 or prosecution. You may also be unable to get a possession order for the property.
Your agent can help, but you stay responsible for the information on the register. Agree in writing who does what before your region's deadline.
This register covers England only. Wales has Rent Smart Wales and Scotland has its own landlord registration.