Instead of a traditional five week deposit, you’ll only pay a small check-in fee worth one week’s rent (+VAT), saving you money when you move in.
Resolve any issues, quickly and transparently with our government-backed independent adjudicators.
When it’s time to move out, you’ll only have to pay if there’s a slip-up you’re responsible for.
No Deposit lets tenants secure a new home with a small, one-off check-in fee, and if all their references look good, they’ll be able to move in on the very same day.Any tenant slip-ups are paid when it’s time to move out, so landlords still get security – it’s win/win for everyone.
Instead of a traditional deposit, tenants only pay a small check-in fee worth one week’s rent (+VAT), saving you money when you move in.
When it’s time to move out, you’ll only have to pay if there’s a slip-up you’re responsible for.
Keep track of all your moving documentation on our easy-to-use online platform.
No Deposit means tenants can move in (if you pass your reference checks) the same day you pay your check-in fee.
Our check-out process is simple and straightforward. If there’s any issues, they’ll be resolved quickly and transparently with our government-backed independent adjudicators.*
No need to pay a costly deposit, tenants just pay a check-in fee worth one week’s rent (+VAT)*
flatfair takes extra care supporting referencing and collecting documentation
If everything checks out, you’ll be able to move in the day you sign
*non-refundable and does not count towards any end-of-tenancy charges
All of the regular end of tenancy checks still take place
You only pay for what you are responsible for - tenants cover cost of any damages or outstanding bills (as you would with a normal deposit)
flatfair’s flexible protection means we judge on a case-by-case basis, working with you and your landlord to sort out any issues within 10 days
flatfair No Deposit is the simple and safe alternative to traditional deposits. Instead, tenants pay a small check-in fee worth only one week’s rent or £120 (whichever is the greater), plus VAT, split evenly across the household, as well as any damage costs or missing rent being paid for when it's time to move out.
With No Deposit, you’ll only pay a small check-in fee worth only one week’s rent or £120 (whichever is the greater), plus VAT, split evenly across the household.
When you move out, you only pay for any slip-ups through our fair and easy check-out process. If there’s any issues, they’ll be resolved quickly and transparently with our government-backed independent adjudicators* on hand to help resolve any charges that cannot be agreed with the landlord.
*Tenants need to pay a £25 adjudication fee, which you’ll get back if the amount awarded by the adjudicator is less than the proposed charge.
For tenants, we charge a small check-in fee worth only one week’s rent or £120 (whichever is the greater), plus VAT, split evenly across the household.
No. Instead of a traditional five week security deposit, you'll only pay a small check-in fee worth only one week’s rent or £120 (whichever is the greater), plus VAT, split evenly across the household.
flatfair works with government-backed independent adjudicators* in the case of any disputes between you and your landlord. These are handled quickly and fairly to ensure a seamless check out process.
*Tenants need to pay a £25 adjudication fee, which you’ll get back if the amount awarded by the adjudicator is less than the proposed charge.
flatfair’s security expires in line with the tenancy end date, or after 24 months (whatever comes first). It can be extended at any time through the flatfair platform, free of charge.
Yes, all flatfair members must meet our minimum referencing criteria.
Talk to your agent for more information on how you can join flatfair.
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