PayProp reviews

Starting out small but harbouring big ambitions, Mark Shanta targeted property management efficiencies to do so – and found it in PayProp.

The pressures of being a letting agent can be overwhelming, but finding the right tech partner can transform your business, says Ellie Bell-Jenks, Lettings Director at Dourish and Day.

Neil Raja, the broker-owner of Charles Knight Estate Agents – a letting agency based in Lewisham, London – has been an estate agent for six years. Neil credits the automated efficiencies of PayProp’s rental payment platform for freeing up his business to achieve much more than ever before.

In 2019 Alistair Trippett, then a landlord with a small portfolio of buy-to-let properties, decided lettings could be done better. To prove it, he and his business partner, James Yates, set out to found their own agency.

Having worked in the lettings industry for more than 20 years, Darshan Sunger had a very clear vision in mind when he was setting up Three Oaks.

Lockdown prompted Andrew Jack, director of two Belvoir franchisees, to look for ways to supercharge his operations. After partnering with PayProp, he is vocal about the incredible impact it has had on his business and him personally.

Discover how Laing Bennett Estate Agents streamlined their management of over 100 properties while providing exceptional service to landlords and tenants.

Harris & Co in Fleetwood, Lancashire, has been in the property letting business for 25 years. It’s a family-run agency with over 300 clients.

PayProp has had a transformative impact on Robert Budd’s specialist letting agency, New Forest Rentals – bringing time-saving automation and financial clarity to its operations and landlord clients. The platform has allowed Robert and his team the freedom to spend all that time on growing the business instead.

Rhiannon Llewellyn worked for several years as a letting agent and manager at the agency that became Lang Llewellyn & Co. in late 2022, when she was appointed as Co-Director.

Linda Booth took an unusual route to becoming a letting agent, starting out as an accidental landlord. When she bought her mother-in-law’s house (who was downsizing), Linda decided to rent it out, but wanted to find an agent to manage it as it wasn’t local to her.

Originally founded in 1926 as W.L. Prest & Son, John Prest Property Management has been passed down through the generations and gradually expanded with each decade. Current owner and descendant of the founder, John, worked together with his late wife Sue to carve out a name for themselves in property, particularly in the local residential lettings market.

Chelmsford-based estate and letting agency Charles David Casson looks after around 350 rental properties across Essex – but as director Neil Baldock explains, lettings is just one part of its offering as a full-service property consultancy.

David Votta is unquestionably a leader in UK lettings. He’s the owner of Votta Sales & Lettings, a growing independent agency in Kent and a former ARLA Propertymark President. Read why, when David first set up his lettings business, his very first investment was PayProp.

Family-led estate and lettings agency Griffin Residential has grown its portfolio of rented properties considerably over the last decade, thanks to a series of strategic portfolio buyouts.

In 2005, Glasgow-based lettings industry professional Wendy Gallagher decided there was a better way to manage rental properties. With that goal in mind, Wendy launched One Stop Properties in 2005 – initially with just one property on the books.

Hunters was looking for an accounts package, but got so much more with PayProp’s advanced automated client accounting platform.