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A free Landlord Vision alternative for UK landlords

Landlord Vision software: what it costs, what it does well, and how it compares with LieuTenant, which is free for every home you let.

The short answer

LieuTenant is free for every home you let. Landlord Vision has a 2-week free trial, and its paid plans start at £19.97 a month plus VAT for up to 4 tenancies, with introductory discounts at times.

  • Pick LieuTenant for certificate reminders, tenancy records, arrears and a login for every tenant, at no cost however many homes you have.
  • Pick Landlord Vision if you want detailed accounts, Making Tax Digital and bank feeds in one place, and a tenant portal is only needed on the higher plans.

Pricing

Landlord Vision pricing

What Landlord Vision costs at list price, next to LieuTenant.

LieuTenant

Any number of homes

£0

a year. No card, and no trial that runs out.

Landlord Vision

Up to 4 tenancies (Starter)

From £19.97 a month plus VAT

£239.64 a year plus VAT, before any discount

Landlord Vision’s plans

  • Four plans: Starter, Standard, Premium and Enterprise
  • From £19.97 a month plus VAT, for up to 4 tenancies on Starter
  • Higher plans include more tenancies, with extra tenancies charged on top
  • The tenant portal starts on the Standard plan

From Landlord Vision’s website, checked on 21 October 2026. Yearly figures are the monthly price times 12 unless stated.

Landlord Vision

What is Landlord Vision?

Landlord Vision is accounting-led landlord software. Every plan includes income and expense tracking, bank feeds, compliance management, reports and Making Tax Digital. The higher plans add a tenant portal, e-signatures and more.

There’s a 2-week free trial. After that the price depends on the plan and how many tenancies you have.

What LieuTenant gives you free

  • Gas safety, EICR and EPC reminders for every home and unit
  • Rent reminder emails to tenants, and arrears for each tenancy
  • A free login for every tenant, with repairs and pet requests
  • Tenancies checked against the Renters’ Rights Act rules
The Today page: rent due, collected and still to pay this month, late payments, open repairs and what needs doing at each home

LieuTenant with an example landlord’s homes. The names and figures are made up.

Side by side

LieuTenant vs Landlord Vision

LieuTenant

What it is
Software for landlords who look after their own homes: tenancies, certificates, rent, repairs and tenants.
Free option
Everything, with no limit on homes
Paid plans from
No paid plan. Optional extras such as rent management will come later
Price depends on
Free
Known for
  • Gas safety, EICR and EPC reminders for every home and unit
  • Rent reminder emails to tenants, and arrears for each tenancy
  • A free login for every tenant, with repairs and pet requests
  • Tenancies checked against the Renters’ Rights Act rules

Landlord Vision

What it is
Landlord software with income and expense tracking, compliance management, reporting and Making Tax Digital.
Free option
2-week free trial
Paid plans from
£19.97 a month plus VAT for up to 4 tenancies, with introductory discounts at times
Price depends on
Number of tenancies, with four plans from Starter to Enterprise
Known for
  • Bank feeds through Open Banking
  • Making Tax Digital on every plan
  • E-signatures and a legal document centre on Standard and above
  • Xero integration and tenant referencing on Enterprise

Landlord Vision

When Landlord Vision is the better choice

Choose Landlord Vision if you want detailed accounts, Making Tax Digital and bank feeds in one place, and a tenant portal is only needed on the higher plans.

LieuTenant

When LieuTenant is the better choice

Choose LieuTenant if you want certificate reminders, tenancy records, repairs and a login for each tenant for every home you let, without a monthly fee, and you’re happy to handle tax filing and rent collection elsewhere for now.

What LieuTenant doesn’t do

Worth knowing before you switch.

  • It doesn’t collect rent. You record payments as they arrive.
  • It doesn’t file Making Tax Digital updates. It exports reports for your accountant or MTD software.
  • It doesn’t connect to your bank.

Using both

Some landlords keep their accounts in one tool and their tenancies and certificates in another. LieuTenant exports reports such as the income statement and rent collection as CSV files, so the figures can go wherever your accounts live. Because it’s free, trying it next to Landlord Vision costs nothing.

Questions

Is there a free alternative to Landlord Vision?

Yes. LieuTenant is free for any number of homes, with certificate reminders, tenancy records, arrears, repairs and a login for every tenant. It doesn’t collect rent, file Making Tax Digital updates or connect to your bank, so check those against what you need.

How much does Landlord Vision cost?

Four plans: Starter, Standard, Premium and Enterprise. From £19.97 a month plus VAT, for up to 4 tenancies on Starter. Higher plans include more tenancies, with extra tenancies charged on top. The tenant portal starts on the Standard plan. These prices come from Landlord Vision’s website, checked on 21 October 2026.

What’s the difference between LieuTenant and Landlord Vision?

Landlord software with income and expense tracking, compliance management, reporting and Making Tax Digital. LieuTenant focuses on running the homes themselves: tenancies, certificates, rent and arrears, repairs and tenants, free for any number of homes.

Can I use LieuTenant and Landlord Vision together?

Yes. LieuTenant exports reports such as the income statement and rent collection as CSV files, so you can keep your tenancies and certificates in LieuTenant and your accounts wherever you prefer.

Other comparisons

Prices from each company’s website on 21 October 2026. Sources

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