LLCR vs Arthur Online: Operations Software and Evidence Software at Different Scales

Arthur's published pricing starts at £82.50 a month for the Standard plan, which includes 55 units with additional units at £1.50 each, rising to £96.00 for Professional and £126.00 for Enterprise. Because of the included unit allowance there is an effective minimum spend, so a landlord with five or ten properties pays the same starting figure as one with fifty five. Billing is annual and the sign up route is a booked demo.

Arthur is designed for letting agents, block managers and larger portfolios with staff, and its workflow automation, stakeholder portals and client accounting reflect that. A self managing landlord with a handful of properties will generally find both the price floor and the configuration effort disproportionate to the benefit, and there are UK platforms priced from zero to around £40 a month aimed squarely at that group.

Agents should be able to show which compliance documents were in place, when each was served on the tenant, and that the record has not been altered since. Since 1 May 2026 possession in England runs through Section 8 of the Housing Act 1988, local authority enforcement powers took effect on 27 December 2025, and rent repayment orders can now reach a 24 month maximum, so the standard of record keeping expected has risen across all three forums.