Section 13 notice generator for landlords in England

Increase your rent legally — and reduce the risk of a tribunal challenge.

Generate a compliant Section 13 notice in minutes. Built by letting agents and designed to help landlords avoid costly mistakes when increasing rent.

Free Section 13 notice builder
£60 Optional market rent report
2 working days Typical report turnaround

Why this matters

A valid notice is only half the job.

If the rent is above market level, your tenant can challenge it. A tribunal may delay the increase or set a lower market rent.

  • Wrong rent figure Higher chance of challenge and delay.
  • No evidence Harder to justify the increase.
  • Agent-backed report Supports the notice with market comparables.

What RentShift does

Simple Section 13 notices, with optional market rent support.

Free notice generator

Create a Section 13 notice using the Form 4A structure, with clearer questions and practical date guidance.

Built by agents

Designed by people who deal with rents, tenants, landlords and market evidence in the real private rented sector.

£60 market rent report

Add market evidence before you serve, including comparable rental properties and a practical rent recommendation.

Fair but commercial

Small regular increases are easier to explain than sudden rent jumps.

Many landlords keep rent low because they want to be fair to tenants. The problem is that leaving rent untouched for years can create a bigger increase later, making a challenge more likely.

Artificially low rent can also reduce money available for maintenance, weaken the property’s yield and affect the value if the property is later sold as an investment.

The better approach

Use the correct notice, check the rent against the market, and explain the increase with evidence before serving.

Is this right for you?

This is suitable if:

  • You have a private tenancy in England
  • You want to increase rent using Section 13
  • You want a compliant notice quickly
  • You want optional market evidence before serving

This may not be suitable if:

  • The tenancy situation is complex or disputed
  • The property is not a standard private let
  • You are unsure who the landlord or tenant legally is
  • You require formal legal advice

Start now

Create the notice for free. Add market evidence before you serve.

Use RentShift to prepare the paperwork and decide whether you want agent-backed comparables to support the proposed rent.

RentShift provides practical tools and market information for landlords. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

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