For renters in England
Your landlord has the numbers.
Soon you can too, for £5.
An independent rent review report showing how your rent compares with similar homes advertised nearby.
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Why it matters
One side already knows the market.
Landlords and letting agents often have a clearer view of the local rental market. Renters don't always have the same information. RentFairly is being built to bring the evidence together and explain how to use it effectively.
The proposed rent of £1,350 is £50 above the highest advertised rent in this example.
- Proposed rent
- £1,350
- per month
- Similar homes were advertised for
- £800 to £1,300
- per month
- Advertised listings
- 10
- in this example
Illustrative example. Your full report shows the homes compared, their advertised rents and how they differ from yours, plus guidance on using the findings.
What you're joining
- Joining the list
- Free
- A welcome email, then an email when early access opens. Occasional updates only if you choose them. No obligation to buy.
- The rent review report
- £5, one-off
- See how your rent compares with advertised rents for similar homes nearby, with the sources included. No subscription.
Dealing with a rent increase right now? RentFairly is for private renters in England. The report provides information, not legal advice. For guidance on your rights and options today, see Shelter (opens in a new tab) or Citizens Advice (opens in a new tab).
After the report
Know where you stand before you decide.
Understand the numbers before deciding what to do next, whether that's accepting the rent, talking to your landlord, or taking it further.
If you take it further
£47 to challenge.
£5 to know if you should.
The £47 is the tribunal's application fee for an open market rent determination. The fee is paid to the tribunal, not to RentFairly. Depending on your circumstances, you might not have to pay, or you could get help with the cost.For private renters in England. Current rules on GOV.UK (opens in a new tab).
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