Five steps from application to documented cover. Eligibility you can read before you apply. Pricing that fits on a single line.
A short application captures the essentials, employment, savings or student route, and the property you want to take. The form is the same whether you are a tenant or referred by your agent. £20 non-refundable eligibility fee.
We assess affordability and credit footprint with a soft check. It does not appear on your credit file and does not affect your score. Where we need a document, we ask once, in writing, with a clear list.
Most tenants receive a decision within hours. Our eligibility framework sits below this section and is written for tenants and agents to read before applying. Fewer wasted applications, fewer ambiguous outcomes.
On approval, the guarantor cover is documented and issued to the agent or operator, with a copy to the tenant. It sits alongside referencing in the lease pack, not in place of it. The fee is paid once, at the start, by the tenant unless the operator is on a portfolio contract.
The standard product covers an initial twelve-month period from move-in. Most tenancies continue without a guarantor at that point. Where a guarantor is still required, renewal options are agreed in writing at the right time, never auto-billed.
One month's rent on the property you are moving into, paid once on approval. £20 non-refundable eligibility fee paid up front.
Indicative pricing. Final fee confirmed at decision; varies by property type and tenant tier.
The fee scales with the tenancy it is covering. A £750 studio in Sheffield pays a fee proportional to that rent; a £4,000 flat in Zone 2 pays a fee proportional to that one. Same logic, same proportional cost, no fixed slab to argue over.
The standard product covers tenancies up to £10,000 PCM (£120,000 PA). Beyond that, talk to us about a bespoke route. Build-to-rent and PBSA operators on portfolio contracts have a different fee structure entirely.
Footnote. Under the Renters' Rights Act 2025, in force from 1 May 2026, landlords on assured periodic tenancies in England may take a maximum of one month's rent in advance after the agreement is signed. The historic six-months-upfront route remains only for tenancies that fall outside the assured regime, typically rents above £100,000 per annum, which are common-law tenancies.
A short selection. The full set lives on the FAQs page.
The £20 eligibility fee is non-refundable, it covers the soft check and decision. If we issue a decision and you do not proceed with the tenancy, refund terms on the guarantor fee apply per our terms of service, typically a partial refund within a defined window, less administrative costs. Full detail is in your application paperwork before you pay.
Yes. Some BTR and PBSA operators contract with us at portfolio level and absorb the fee into their let-up costs. Speak to the operator team if that is what you are considering.
The cover period ends. Most tenancies continue without a guarantor at that point. If a guarantor is still required by your landlord, you can speak to us about renewing; pricing for renewals is published when offered.
No. The application fee and the guarantor fee on this page are the only charges. We do not charge for documents, for renewing references during the cover period, or for routine queries.
Three routes from this page: tenants apply directly, agents and operators book a working session, partners explore an integration.