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Free compliance check

Where does your rental stand under the Renters' Rights Act?

Answer nine quick questions about one property. You will get a traffic-light report showing exactly where you are exposed, and the single step that fixes each one. No account needed.

About the property
1.Is your gas safety certificate current, issued within the last 12 months?
2.Is your electrical safety report (EICR) in date, within the last 5 years?
3.Is your EPC rating E or above, with the certificate still valid?
4.Is the tenancy deposit protected in a government scheme, with the prescribed information served?
5.Have you served the Renters' Rights information sheet to your existing tenants?
6.Did you give your tenants a written statement of the tenancy terms before it began?
7.Have you completed and recorded Right to Rent checks for your tenants?
8.What kind of tenancy are your tenants on?
9.Will you be ready to register on the PRS Database when it opens?

9 questions left to answer

Common questions

What is the Renters' Rights Act compliance checker?
A free tool that scans a single rental property against the main Renters' Rights Act 2025 obligations, gas safety, EICR, EPC, deposit protection, the information sheet, the written statement of terms, Right to Rent, tenancy type and the PRS Database, and returns a red, amber or green status for each with a plain-English fix.
Do I need an account to use the checker?
No. The headline result is free and needs no account. You answer a short questionnaire and see your traffic-light report immediately.
Is the checker legal advice?
No. The checker is general guidance to help landlords understand where they may be exposed. It is not legal advice. Penalty figures are indicative ranges, and you should confirm specifics against current GOV.UK guidance or take professional advice.
How long does it take?
Most landlords complete it in under two minutes. There are nine quick questions about one property.
Which obligations does the Renters' Rights Act cover?
The checker covers safety certificates (gas and EICR), EPC minimum standards, deposit protection and prescribed information, the statutory information sheet, the written statement of terms, Right to Rent checks, the move to periodic tenancies, and readiness for the PRS Database opening in 2026.