Get your landlords to read the compliance update — and get AI to notice you did
Landlord-facing Renters' Rights Act content that actually gets read, structured to be cited by AI on the way in.
"I've sent three emails about the Renters' Rights Act and I don't think a single landlord opened one of them."
The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026. Letting agents have until 31 May 2026 to issue the required information sheet to tenants, with a civil penalty of up to £7,000 for failing to comply. Section 21 "no fault" eviction claims cut off on 31 July 2026 — after that date, the old process is no longer available. Most landlords don't know any of this yet, and most agencies are explaining it with the same generic notice everyone else is sending.
We write and build the landlord-facing version: local, specific, dated, and structured so it actually gets read, whatever CRM or comms tool you already run, Reapit, Alto, Street or anything else. Then the twist: the same content, published properly with the right structured data, is exactly what an AI model reaches for when someone asks it a Renters' Rights Act question tied to your area. One piece of content, two problems solved — compliance communication that lands, and AI visibility that compounds.
What you get
Landlord-ready compliance content: key dates, penalties and what changes for them, written in plain English and matched to your local market.
Built to be cited
Question-shaped headings, Article and FAQ schema, and a named local example — structured the way AI models actually pull answers from.
CRM-agnostic
Whatever you run, we hand over content that drops into your existing landlord communications without switching anything.
Who it's for
Lettings-led agencies who need to get ahead of the Renters' Rights Act deadlines now, with or without any existing view of their AI visibility. It's the doorway that starts with the compliance problem you already have.
Common questions
We already sent a compliance email about the Renters' Rights Act. Isn't this done?
A one-off email answers the legal minimum, not the questions your landlords actually have, and it doesn't build any lasting AI visibility. This service is the version that keeps working after it's sent.
Do we need to book the Audit or the Sprint first?
No. This is sellable on its own, and it's often the first thing a lettings-led agency needs, regardless of where else they stand on AI visibility.
How is this different from just paying a copywriter?
A copywriter can write the words. Whether AI models pick the content up and cite it back depends on structure and schema most copywriters aren't building for — that's the part we add.
Dates and figures verified 11 July 2026, matching the existing Renters' Rights Act guide. Re-verify before relying on them if significant time has passed.
Why I built this: landlords are anxious about the Renters' Rights Act right now, and most agencies are answering that anxiety badly. This page exists because it's the one service that helps a lettings agent today, whether or not they care about AI visibility yet.