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Online platform that helps individuals market and manage their properties

London, United KingdomFounded 2011Real Estate
Headcount <100 Current team size
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About Rentify

Rentify, a London-based company founded in 2011, operated as an online lettings agency and brokerage service provider for residential properties. The company was established by a team that included Greg Sean Jackson, Simon Munton Bullivant, Simon Tavis Grice, Christopher Pateman, Gabriele Maroso, and Struan George Mcrae Spencer. Greg Jackson, who served as a director until 2016, later went on to found the major UK energy supplier, Octopus Energy.

Rentify's business model was centered on offering landlords a comprehensive platform to market, manage, and monetize their properties. It utilized market data analysis to estimate property values and would present landlords with a three-year rental offer, making monthly payments and handling all tenant-related matters, including 24/7 maintenance. The platform was designed to automate many aspects of the letting process, from marketing on various portals to processing rent payments via card and direct debit. For tenants, Rentify provided a platform to find and rent properties. The company generated revenue through service packages and the rent collected from tenants, charging a 15% management fee, which was higher than the industry average but justified by claims of technology-driven cost savings for landlords.

Over its lifetime, Rentify raised a total of $5.2 million in funding over three rounds from 42 investors, including notable institutional investors like Balderton Capital. Its first funding round was in 2012, with subsequent rounds in 2013 and 2016. At its peak, the company claimed to have 175,000 landlords using its service. However, the business model of guaranteeing rents proved to be unsustainable in a volatile rental market. The company faced signs of trouble, including a cessation of communications and social media activity, before ultimately entering administration in early 2022. Following its collapse, the company's landlord portfolio was acquired by the estate agency Dexters, though the contractual liabilities remained with Rentify Ltd.

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Founded
2011
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Sector
Real Estate

Investors

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