New revenue lines for UK letting agents and property managers
Cash advances against rent. Direct Debit rent collection.
Both branded as your agency. No integration, no lock-in.
We handle the mechanics, you get the profit.
Set your numbers. See your year.
The landlord's fee is 9%, all of it yours.
Assumes the agency buying the rent is VAT registered.
on top of your standard letting fees
Based on an average UK rent of £1,377 (ONS, March 2026) and a 10-month advance, after Wectory's and GoCardless's fees. An estimate before your own costs and tax, not a quote. How this is worked out
Now you can say yes.
Landlord asks £5,460
A kitchen, a bathroom, a paint job, an urgent repair between tenancies on one property. Your agency advances against the landlord's other tenancies; the next 4 months of rent pay it back.
See the packLandlord asks £7,280
EPC C by October 2030 is confirmed government policy, with the regulations due in 2027. The average upgrade lands around £6,864. Your agency advances against the rent; the next 8 months of rent cover it.
See the packLandlord asks £8,190
1.8 million UK fixed-rate mortgages expire in 2026. The remortgage often needs arrears cleared or a light refurb first. Your agency advances the cash; the next 6 months of rent pay it back.
See the packLandlord asks £40,950
Your landlord wants the next property. The rent across the existing five funds the down payment on the sixth. Your agency arranges the advance against the rent on those five tenancies.
See the packLandlord asks £3,185
A failed sale, a relocation, a mortgage prisoner. The property won't sell at the price they need - so they let it. Your agency manages the let and collects rent.
See the packWorked examples at a 9% fee where the landlord repays, after Wectory's and GoCardless's fees. An estimate before your own costs and tax, not a quote. How this is worked out
Take a landlord who needs cash. Here's how it plays out.
We never hold or route the funds.
A second income on tenancies you already manage. Swap standing orders for Direct Debit. No capital needed, no new pitch.
from Rent Collection on your book
Based on an average UK rent of £1,377 (ONS, March 2026), after Wectory's and GoCardless's fees. An estimate before your own costs and tax, not a quote. How this is worked out
If a Direct Debit fails, a case opens and tells you whether GoCardless will try again.
Tenants pay your agency, not Wectory. Rent lands in your bank, in your agency's name.
No retainers. No minimums. No exit fees. Switch back to your current setup whenever it suits.
Three steps from sign-up to your first deal.
Set up your agency in five minutes.
Advance rent for the moments they ask for cash - EPC works, refurbs, refinance, the next property. Direct Debit collection for tenancies you already manage. Either, or both.
For a Rent Advance, set the amount, period and your fee. For Rent Collection, add the tenancy. We set up the Direct Debits and check every payout.
“In my career, I have worked with a large number of property technology companies. I chose to work with Wectory simply because they're solving a real problem - landlords want faster access to their rental income, and agents and property managers want a new way to add value and earn from that relationship. The Wectory team understands what it takes to bring this into the lettings market.”

Wectory never holds, routes, or transmits funds. Rent moves by Direct Debit straight into your collection account, branded as your agency. Your bank, your balance.
Rent Advance is a purchase of rent, not a loan, and sits outside FCA consumer credit regulation. With a private landlord, your agency is repaid only from the rent the tenant pays - the landlord never pays from his own pocket. With a company landlord, consumer credit rules never apply.
The tenant pays the same rent, and nothing is added on top for the landlord.
Your Rent Advance fee already includes any VAT. If the tenant pays you, a sixth of the fee is VAT and goes to HMRC. If the landlord pays you, the fee carries no VAT.
Full VAT treatmentOpen now
Wectory is open to UK letting agents and property managers. Create your account and set up your agency for Rent Advance and Rent Collection.
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