Branded, compliant documents in about a minute.
Tenancy agreements, notices and inventories, generated under your agency's name and kept current with the Renters' Rights Act.
Four documents. Each priced on its own.
Buy the one you need or take a plan below. Every document carries your logo and agency details and is correct for the rules in force today.
- Notice£8per notice
Section 13 rent-increase notice
The prescribed Form 4A landlords must now use: once a year, at market rent, with the notice dates calculated for you.
- Notice£8per notice
Section 8 possession notice
Grounds-based possession on the revised Form 3A that replaced Section 21, with the correct ground, notice period and wording selected as you go.
- Agreement£17per agreement
Assured tenancy agreement
The written statement of terms every new letting needs from 1 May 2026: periodic by default, no fixed term, structured so it holds up.
- Inventory£26per inventory
Property inventory
A room-by-room schedule of condition with photo slots, check-in and check-out ready, that stands up if a deposit dispute reaches the scheme.
Checkout is through SamCart. Each link opens the secure checkout for that document.
Walk through a Section 13 notice.
The same five steps your team follows. Click through it; nothing is sent.
Choose the document
Tenancy agreement, Section 13, Section 8 or inventory.
Confirm the details
Property, parties and dates, pulled from the tenancy record.
Rent and effective date
The increase and the earliest lawful date are worked out for you.
Review and generate
The correct prescribed form, under your logo, colours and details.
Send, track, store
E-sign from your portal; a clean record kept for when you need to evidence it.
Choose the document
Property and tenant
- Property
- 12 Bridge Street, Leeds LS1 4DA
- Landlord
- A. Landlord
- Tenant
- J. Tenant
- Tenancy start
- 1 September 2024
- Source
- Pulled from the tenancy record, confirmed by your team
Rent and effective date
- Current rent
- £950 a month
- New rent
- £995 a month
- Proposed start
- 1 September 2026
- Increase
- £540 a year, 4.7%
- Minimum notice
- 1 month, Form 4A
- Earliest lawful
- 1 September 2026, valid
Review before generating
- Document
- Section 13, Form 4A
- Property
- 12 Bridge Street, Leeds
- Rent
- £950 to £995 a month
- Effective
- 1 September 2026
- Branding
- Your Agency, white-label
Generated, ready to send
12 Bridge Street, Leeds LS1 4DA
£950 to £995 a month from 1 September 2026
Sent for signature
The notice has gone to J. Tenant from your branded portal, on the correct form, in about a minute. No Word templates, no re-keying, no compliance guesswork.
Status is tracked in your portal. You are told when it is signed.
Three ways in. All under your brand.
Pay per document when you need the odd one. Take a plan when the suite is running your lettings book.
- Per documentfrom £8per document
Pay as you go
Notices £8, tenancy agreement £17, inventory £26. No monthly commitment, your branding on every document.
- Starter£80per month
Starter
Up to 20 documents a month across all four types, your own branded portal, kept current with the Act.
- Unlimited use£170per month
Unlimited use
Every document you need, full white-label with the branded portal. Fair use applies to e-signatures.
Current with the law, by design.
Since the Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026, assured shorthold tenancies no longer apply to new lettings, rent increases must use the Section 13 Form 4A, and possession runs through the revised Section 8 grounds on Form 3A. The suite is maintained against these rules so your documents do not quietly fall out of date, which is exactly the risk a generic template pack leaves you carrying.
Enterprise platforms are over-built for an independent office, and template packs go stale the moment the law moves. This sits in between: professional, branded documents your landlords receive under your name, at a price that makes sense for a single office.
- Assured periodic tenancies, ASTs no longer apply to new lettings
- Form 4A, the prescribed Section 13 rent-increase notice
- Form 3A, the revised Section 8 grounds after Section 21
- Deposit-scheme ready, inventories that stand up in a dispute
- White-label, your logo and details, never ours
Questions we get asked
Are the documents compliant with the Renters' Rights Act 2025?
Yes. Since the Act came into force on 1 May 2026, new tenancies are assured periodic tenancies rather than assured shorthold tenancies, rent increases use the prescribed Section 13 Form 4A, and possession runs through the revised Section 8 grounds on Form 3A. The suite is kept current with these rules so your documents stay compliant.
Can I brand the documents and portal with my own agency name and logo?
Yes. The suite is white-label: your logo, colours and agency details appear on every document and throughout your own portal, so landlords and tenants see your brand, not ours.
How much does the Document Suite cost?
Pay per document: Section 13 and Section 8 notices are £8 each, an assured tenancy agreement is £17 and a property inventory is £26. Or take a plan: Starter at £80 per month covers up to 20 documents, and Unlimited use at £170 per month gives you every document you need with your own branded portal. Fair use applies to e-signatures.