New lets
Request the right evidence.
Select optional identity and income evidence while keeping the tenancy decision with your team.
Explore verificationFor letting agents
Keep tenant evidence, move-in choices, rent requests and landlord payout context in one operator-controlled workflow.
Use these paths to compare the product, operating model and next decision.
New lets
Select optional identity and income evidence while keeping the tenancy decision with your team.
Explore verificationTenant access
Present guarantor or no-deposit choices without implying automatic acceptance.
Explore guarantorLandlord service
Connect collection, reconciliation and agreed payouts.
Explore collectionThe gap between an agreed tenancy and the first rent payment creates avoidable chasing when evidence, move-in choices and payment instructions live in different threads.
A RentLink gives the tenant one route and gives the agency a shared record of the requested options and payment status.
No-deposit and guarantor are optional tenant-paid services where available. They remain subject to eligibility, operator acceptance and agreed terms.
No-deposit does not remove tenant liability. Requesting guarantor details does not establish active cover.
Measure time to first payment, exception volume, status enquiries and payout visibility for the pilot branch or portfolio.
Use real, permissioned results before turning operator logos into public case-study claims.
Yes. The no-deposit option can sit alongside a cash security deposit choice where the setup permits.
No. Optional evidence supports the agency's review; the tenancy decision remains with the operator.
The workflow distinguishes agreed allocation, routing and confirmed settlement. Availability depends on the payout setup.
Start with the connected workflow your portfolio needs, then confirm market availability and terms during onboarding.