Renters' Rights Act 2026 is now in force — Loading... until the 31 May deadline — fines from £4,000
⚡ Renters' Rights Act 2025 — Phase 1 Live

Landlord compliance,
handled automatically.

Every private landlord in England must serve the official Information Sheet to their tenants by 31 May 2026 — with verifiable proof of delivery. We automate the entire process in minutes.

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31 MAY DEADLINE
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Starter compliance pack £49
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£7,000
Maximum fine for non-compliance
33
Days left until the deadline
2.3M
Landlords affected in England
10 min
To become fully compliant
How it works

From payment to proof in four steps

The entire compliance process is automated. Once you pay, our system delivers the document, tracks reading, and generates your legal certificate — without any involvement from you.

01 / 04 You
Enter your details
Your name, property address, and your tenant's name and email. Takes under 2 minutes on any device.
Landlord name
Property address
Tenant name & email
02 / 04 You
Pay securely
One-off £49 payment via Stripe. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. Processed instantly.
Visa, Mastercard, Amex
Apple Pay & Google Pay
256-bit SSL encryption
03 / 04 Automatic
Document sent to tenant
The official GOV.UK Information Sheet is emailed directly to your tenant — as a full PDF attachment, not a link.
Personalised covering letter
Read-tracking activated
48hr auto-reminder if unread
04 / 04 Automatic
Proof certificate issued
When your tenant reads the document, a timestamped legal certificate is automatically generated and stored in your dashboard.
Timestamp & IP recorded
Device & read time logged
PDF certificate ready to download
Steps 3 and 4 are fully automated — zero effort from you
Total time from payment to proof: under 10 minutes
What's included

Everything you need to prove compliance

The £49 Starter Pack covers every legal requirement — including the proof-of-delivery system that protects you if a tenant or council disputes receipt.

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Official GOV.UK Information Sheet
The exact document from GOV.UK — the only version legally valid. We send it as a full PDF attachment, not a link. Sending a link is explicitly invalid under the legislation and will not protect you from a fine.
✓ Only valid version
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Proof-of-service certificate
Timestamped with IP address, device type, and exact read time. Generated automatically the moment your tenant reads the document.
⚡ Auto-generated
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Real-time delivery tracking
Your dashboard updates live as your tenants open and read the document. Know the exact moment you're covered.
14 Maple Ave... ✓ Read
7 Birch Close... ● Opened
91 Cedar Drive... → Sent
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Personalised covering letter
A professional covering letter addressed to your specific tenant explaining what they're receiving and why.
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Auto-reminder if unread
If your tenant hasn't opened the document within 48 hours, we send a polite reminder automatically on your behalf.
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Landlord dashboard — all properties in one place
Log in anytime to see the live compliance status of every property in your portfolio. Download certificates, track delivery, and manage multiple tenants from one clean interface.
✓ Access anytime
Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

One price. Everything included. The fine for non-compliance starts at £4,000. This is £49.

Starter Pack
£49
Per property · One-off payment · No subscription
  • ✓ Official GOV.UK Information Sheet — only valid version
  • ✓ Personalised covering letter for your tenant
  • ✓ Automated email delivery directly to tenant inbox
  • ✓ Real-time open and read tracking
  • ✓ 48-hour auto-reminder if tenant hasn't read
  • ✓ Timestamped proof-of-service certificate
  • ✓ Landlord dashboard access — all properties
  • ✓ Certificate download for your records
⚠️ The government's starting fine for non-compliance is £4,000. Maximum penalty is £7,000. Repeated breaches carry fines up to £40,000.
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FAQ

Common questions

Everything landlords ask before getting compliant.

What exactly is the Information Sheet and why do I need to send it? ▼
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026. It requires all private landlords in England to provide the official government Information Sheet to every tenant by 31 May 2026. The document explains tenants' new rights under the Act. Failure to comply carries a fine of up to £7,000.
Can't I just email the document myself? ▼
You can — but the law places the burden of proof entirely on you. If your tenant claims they never received it, a standard email provides no legal protection. Our service provides a timestamped proof-of-service certificate with IP address, device, and exact read time — far stronger evidence than a forwarded email.
Can I just send a link to the PDF? ▼
No. GOV.UK guidance explicitly states that sending a web link to the document is not valid. You must send the PDF as a direct attachment. Our system does this automatically and correctly.
What if my tenant doesn't open it? ▼
We send an automatic reminder to your tenant after 48 hours if they haven't opened the document. Your dashboard shows the live status so you know exactly where things stand. The fact of delivery is recorded regardless of whether the tenant reads it.
I have multiple properties — how does that work? ▼
Each property is processed as a separate order. Your dashboard shows all properties in one place. If you have 5 or more properties, contact us for a portfolio discount before ordering.
The deadline has already passed — is it too late? ▼
Late service is significantly better than no service. Landlords who can demonstrate they acted promptly — even after the deadline — are in a far stronger position if challenged. We can process retrospective packs with full documentation. Act today.
Is this legal advice? ▼
No. CompliantUK provides document delivery and compliance tracking services. We are not solicitors and this is not legal advice. For specific legal questions about your situation, we recommend consulting a qualified solicitor.
What about new tenancies starting after 1 May 2026? ▼
For tenancies starting on or after 1 May 2026, different requirements apply — you must provide certain written information before the tenancy is agreed, usually in the tenancy agreement. Contact us for guidance on new tenancies.
Missed the deadline?

You may already be in breach.
Act now.

Local authorities have had new investigatory powers since December 2025. Tenants are increasingly aware of their rights. Late service is still far better than no service — and acting with documented proof puts you in a far stronger position.