Reposit for Tenants – Pay less. Live more.

We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with Reposit to provide you with a market-leading deposit alternative.

Reposit is an alternative to tenancy deposits, allowing you to pay a small fee of one week’s rent instead of a traditional deposit.

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Save money up front

Renting is expensive. Save hundreds of pounds up-front with Reposit.

Free up your cash

Keep your cash to spend on what you want. You could even use the savings to rent a better home, or save up for one of your own!

Fairer dispute resolution

Government backed deposit schemes take up to 8 weeks to resolve disputes, whilst keeping your cash locked up. With Reposit, you keep hold of your money and only pay for what you actually owe.

Great for groups

Moving in with friends? Split the Reposit fee between your housemates.

How does Reposit work? Watch the video now

1. Ask your agent or landlord about Reposit

If they are a Reposit partner, you will be offered the choice to rent with Reposit.

2. Sign up & pay

Once you have chosen Reposit, you will be sent a link to signup and pay your Reposit fee. This activates the Reposit and will need to be done before your tenancy starts.

3. Enjoy your new home!

It’s as easy as that! You’re ready to move in.

You can keep your details up to date via your Reposit dashboard. If your tenancy lasts for more than 12 months you will be charged a £30 annual fee, split between all tenants.

4. End of tenancy

Roughly 70% of tenancies end without any charges due at the end of tenancy. In these cases, there’s nothing else for you to do. No waiting around for your deposit to be repaid!

If there are charges, Reposit will notify you of these and give you the option to accept and pay, or raise a dispute. See the FAQs about disputes to learn more. Please note that you must settle any amounts owed at the end of tenancy. Not doing so could affect your credit rating, and Reposit reserves the right to pursue legal action until the balance is settled.

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