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Find the Right Lettings & Estate Agent for Your Property

Compare 4,937 UK lettings & estate agents across 1,667 postcode areas. Fees, reviews, trust scores and regulatory compliance - all in one place.

Agents listed
4,937
Postcode areas
1,667
With review scores
2,866
ARLA members
483

Everything you need to choose the right agent

More data, more transparency, better decisions.

  • Agent Trust Score

    One 50-100 figure combining reviews, regulatory membership, trading history and how much an agent is willing to publish.

  • Fee finder

    Management, tenant-find and renewal charges as the agent publishes them, with the VAT position spelled out.

  • Compliance checks

    ARLA Propertymark, Client Money Protection, redress scheme and deposit protection - checked before you instruct.

  • Side-by-side comparison

    Put up to three agents next to each other on fees, cover and compliance rather than juggling browser tabs.

How the Trust Score works

Every agent carries a score from 50 to 100. It is built from four groups of evidence, weighted so that an agent who publishes little cannot score highly on confidence alone:

Reviews
Average rating and review volume from Trustpilot, Google and Feefo, weighted so a 4.8 from 2,000 reviewers counts for more than a 5.0 from three.
Regulation
Membership of ARLA Propertymark or NAEA, Client Money Protection, a redress scheme (The Property Ombudsman or the Property Redress Scheme) and a government-approved deposit scheme.
Experience
Years the branch has been trading, the age of the brand behind it and the number of offices it runs.
Transparency
Whether the agent publishes its fees, service tiers and the schemes it belongs to, rather than leaving a landlord to ask.

A low score means we hold little information about an agent, not that the agent is a poor one. Every profile shows the evidence behind its score so you can judge for yourself, and we welcome corrections from agents whose details have changed.

Frequently asked questions

What should a letting agent charge?
Full management typically runs between 10% and 15% of the monthly rent, and tenant-find is commonly 50% to 100% of the first month. The figure matters less than what it covers and whether VAT is included, which is why every fee on this site is shown with the agent’s own wording next to it.
What is Client Money Protection and why does it matter?
Client Money Protection is a scheme that reimburses you if an agent goes under or misuses the rent and deposits it holds. It has been a legal requirement for letting agents in England since April 2019, so an agent without it is not one to hand your rent to.
Is ARLA Propertymark membership necessary?
It is voluntary. Members commit to a code of practice, hold Client Money Protection and carry professional indemnity insurance, so it is a useful signal - but plenty of good independent agents are not members, which is why it is one input to the Trust Score rather than the whole of it.
How current is this information?
Agent details, fees and review scores are gathered from the agents’ own published information and public review platforms, and refreshed periodically. Always confirm the current fees and scheme memberships with the agent before you sign anything.
Does it cost anything to use?
No. Every agent, fee and compliance check on this site is free to view, with no account and no limit on how many you compare.

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