At a glance
- Tell us what you need, and we will let you know as soon as a matching property comes up.
- We keep viewings available, respond quickly and tell you where you stand as soon as we know.
- It costs nothing to register. The only payments you can be asked for are those the Tenant Fees Act allows.[1]
Rules and figures last checked October 2026.
How registering works
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Tell us what you need
The area, the number of bedrooms, the type of home, your budget and when you want to move.
- 2
We match you to new lettings
New lettings come on all the time. We contact you when one fits, so you are not checking portals all day.
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View at a time that suits you
We offer viewing slots that fit your week.
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Apply with confidence
We negotiate the terms with the landlord, and you can see exactly what you will pay on our tenant fees page.
Start now with the guided form, or search what is available today on our property search.
Be ready to move quickly
- Know your right to rent documents or share code.[2] See referencing and right to rent.
- Work out your move-in costs: deposit, first month’s rent and any holding deposit. See deposits and moving in.
- Read how renting works and your rights, so you know what to expect.
Your money and your protections
Tenancy deposits must be protected in a government-approved scheme, and the law requires you to be told which one. Our client money protection and redress scheme memberships are listed with our accreditations and regulation on the About page.
Sources
Every figure and rule above comes from one of these, read in October 2026. The dates are the ones each publisher shows as when the page was last updated.
- [1]Tenant Fees Act 2019: guidance for tenants (opens in a new tab)GOV.UK · page updated 7 July 2026
- [2]Prove your right to rent in England (opens in a new tab)GOV.UK
This is a general guide to renting in England, not legal advice. Your tenancy agreement and your own circumstances decide what applies to you. If you are facing eviction or a dispute, get advice from your council, a solicitor or a housing advice service.