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LLCR vs Verixad

LLCR

7.3#1 in property management compliance softwareFrom £12.42 a month
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Verixad

6.2#13 in property management compliance softwareFrom £29.99 a month
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FactLLCRVerixad
Certificate trackingThe platform tracks gas-safety certificates, EICRs, EPCs, ASTs, HMO licences, fire-risk assessments and other compliance items.It tracks Gas Safety, EICR, EPC, fire risk, legionella, Right to Rent and document types users add themselves.
IntegrationsThe iCal export can add compliance expiry dates to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook.The maker says Verixad works alongside existing lettings software, with rent features for tracking and reporting rather than collecting rent.
PurposeLLCR is a compliance record for self-managing UK landlords to track property obligations, maintain an evidence history, and export a Compliance Defence Pack.Verixad helps UK letting teams organise properties, documents, compliance dates and everyday work in one place.
SecurityLLCR states that it uses row-level database security, server-side authentication, structured data validation, and a tamper-evident audit trail.The maker says customer separation and team permissions are enforced at the database, and two-factor sign-in is available on every plan.

LLCR plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter£19 a month
  • Agency£39 a month
  • Pro£39 a month
  • Starter£149 a year
  • Starter (annual)£149 a year

Verixad plans

  • Starter£29.99 a month
  • Growth£79.99 a month
  • CustomPriced on request

Pick LLCR if…

LLCR suits self-managing UK landlords who want to keep certificates, rent records and compliance deadlines together. Portfolio landlords, letting agents and property managers can choose plans with higher property limits, team access or dedicated support.

Pick Verixad if…

Verixad is for UK letting agents and portfolio landlords managing roughly ten to a hundred-plus properties. It suits teams needing compliance tracking, maintenance workflows, reminders, and property records.

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