More protection. Less hassle.

Reposit is an alternative to cash deposits that gives you more protection with less hassle.
Join an army of happier landlords getting 8 weeks’ worth of cover on their rental properties.

Benefits

60% more cover than a cash deposit: Cash deposits are capped at 5 weeks’ rent. Reposit gives you 8 weeks’ worth of cover, 60% more protection.
Rent faster, reduce voids: Void periods cost UK landlords over £3bn a year. Properties advertised with a ‘deposit free option’ will typically let quicker.
FCA Authorised and FSCS protected: Reposit is FCA authorised and FSCS protected. Our product is underwritten by a leading insurer. That’s why we are trusted by the best in the business.

How Reposit works for landlords

Tenant chooses Reposit

Once your new tenant has opted for Reposit. You or your agent will create the Reposit on our platform.

Tenant pays the Reposit fee

The tenant will be sent a link to sign up and pay their Reposit fee.

You are protected for 8 weeks' rent

Once your tenant has paid, the Reposit is activated and you will be protected for 8 weeks’ worth of rent.

Get paid at the end of tenancy

If the tenancy ends with charges due for cleaning, damages or rent arrears, you or your agent will simply register these charges with Reposit along with the tenancy documents and supporting evidence. We will notify the tenant, collect the funds and pay them to you.
In case the tenant defaults, your Reposit cover will make sure you are paid for up to 8 weeks’ rent.

Landlord FAQs

Note that should reposit not be eligible that tenants would be required to pay the 5 weeks capped traditional deposit held and protected by the dps or my deposits.

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Benefits

60% more cover than a cash deposit: Cash deposits are capped at 5 weeks’ rent. Reposit gives you 8 weeks’ worth of cover, 60% more protection.
Rent faster, reduce voids: Void periods cost UK landlords over £3bn a year. Properties advertised with a ‘deposit free option’ will typically let quicker.
FCA Authorised and FSCS protected: Reposit is FCA authorised and FSCS protected. Our product is underwritten by a leading insurer. That’s why we are trusted by the best in the business.

How Reposit works for landlords

Tenant chooses Reposit

Once your new tenant has opted for Reposit. You or your agent will create the Reposit on our platform.

Tenant pays the Reposit fee

The tenant will be sent a link to sign up and pay their Reposit fee.

You are protected for 8 weeks' rent

Once your tenant has paid, the Reposit is activated and you will be protected for 8 weeks’ worth of rent.

In the majority of cases, Reposit successfully recovers money owed from tenants. In case the tenant does default, Reposit works in partnership with a top global insurer who write over $10bn in premium each year. Our insurance structure means that landlords are guaranteed payment in the event of a tenant defaulting on any charges normally covered by a cash deposit.

As an FCA regulated company, Reposit follows strict guidelines as set out by the FCA which intends to bring agents, landlords and tenants comfort that they are affiliated with a responsible firm that has continuous oversight from an independent regulatory body.

Reposit also benefits from FSCS protection. This scheme protects consumers for up to £85,000 in losses if a firm is unable to pay for their liabilities. In the context of Reposit, in the highly unlikely event our insurer becomes unable to pay the landlord, then the FSCS will wind down and honour any existing cover.