The whole letting in one place, from first enquiry to the end of the tenancy
For letting agencies and the landlords they look after.
Marklet gives your agency one record for properties, applicants, viewings, offers, tenancies, certificates, repairs and landlords, with the Renters' Rights Act records built in. We are onboarding a small number of agencies in early access.
One record for the book
Whoever picks up the phone can see where a letting stands, what is due and who is waiting on what.
Applicants, viewings and offers
Keep each applicant's saved searches and match them to your properties in both directions. Book viewings, and record offers: accepting one creates the tenancy, moves the applicant on and takes the listing off the market. Each listing can carry its own enquiry form, and enquiries arrive as applicants.
Tenancies and the tenancy pack
Every tenancy shows what it has and what it still lacks: the agreement, the deposit prescribed information, the gas safety certificate, the EICR, the EPC and the right to rent check. Marklet assembles the deposit prescribed information with your scheme's section and your own.
Certificates and dates
Record gas safety, electrical, EPC and licence certificates with their expiry dates. The agenda and calendar show what is coming up across the book, with the deposit protection deadline counted from the day the deposit arrived. Subscribe to the calendar from your own calendar app.
Repairs and contractors
Raise a repair against the property, instruct a contractor from your own directory and send them a link to the job, with no account for them to create. Where a quote needs the landlord's approval, ask for it by link and the decision is recorded against the job.
Landlords
Send a new landlord a link to fill in their own details. Each landlord can have a private page showing their properties and anything waiting for their approval, and you can record which landlord register applies to them and what they have registered.
Communications, reports and Ask Mark
Every message the agency sends or receives about the book sits in one list, with replies matched back to the record they belong to. Trend reports cover rent, tenants and properties, and Ask Mark answers questions about your own records.
Built for lettings under the Renters' Rights Act
In England, the Renters' Rights Act 2025 changed how private tenancies run from 1 May 2026. Marklet keeps the records that go with it, from the advert to possession. It records and reminds; the decisions stay with you and your landlords.
Your team sees its own work
Admins, managers, property managers and the accounts seat each see what their role needs, and a property manager can be limited to the properties they look after.
Your money stays yours
Marklet never holds client money. Rent and deposits move through your agency's own accounts, and Marklet keeps the record.
Blocks and lettings together
Agencies that also manage blocks can run both in one workspace, so a building and the flats you let in it sit side by side.
Getting set up
Lettings workspaces are set up with us during early access, so you are not left to work it out alone.
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Request access
Tell us about your agency: roughly how many properties you manage or let, and whether you also manage blocks. Lettings is in early access, so workspaces are set up with us.
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We send you a quote and set up your workspace
Lettings is quoted per agency rather than published. Once you are happy with the quote, we switch lettings on for your agency's workspace.
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Bring your book across
Import landlords, properties, tenancies and certificates from a spreadsheet. Marklet proposes how your columns map, and you check them before anything is written.
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Invite your team
Add your managers and property managers. A property manager can be limited to the properties they look after.
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Connect what you already use
Integrations are switched on one at a time during early access, most of them on your agency's own account with the provider. We will tell you which are ready when we set you up.
Letting agents: frequently asked questions
Join the agencies in early access
Tell us about your agency and we will be in touch to talk it through and quote for you.
Request access