Sell a rent roll
See what buyers see. Then decide.
Score your book free, set the listing up, look at it as a buyer would, and only then pay. Your name stays private until a buyer signs the NDA and you accept it.
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What would you like to do?
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List with a RolliScore
Upload your management schedule. You get the full score free, and buyers see it beside your numbers on a Verified listing. The file never leaves your browser.
Upload my scheduleNo file
List with my figures
Enter doors, average rent and fee by hand. Your listing shows the numbers with no RolliScore. Upload the schedule later and pay the difference to show one.
Enter my figuresWhat happens
Six steps. You pay at the last one.
- 1
Choose a tier
Listed, Verified or Boost. Verified is the one most sellers pick.
- 2
Create an account
An email and a password. It is where the listing and its enquiries reach you.
- 3
Score your book
Upload your schedule, or enter your figures. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.
- 4
See the score
The full RolliScore and its reasons, free, before anything else.
- 5
Set the details
Price, description, what you want shown. Then see the listing exactly as a buyer would.
- 6
Pay and go live
One payment by card. The listing is live the moment it clears.
Price and terms
Pay once. Live until it sells.
Listed
$199
Your rent roll in front of buyers. No RolliScore shown.
Verified
$499
Your RolliScore beside the numbers, so buyers can trust them.
Boost
$899
Verified, plus three months in the top band of five.
Pay once. Your listing stays live until you remove it or it sells. We don't offer refunds, so you see exactly what buyers see before you pay. Upgrade later and pay only the difference: $300 to Verified, $400 to Boost. Full detail on the pricing page.
What stays private
- Your name and agency, until a buyer signs the NDA and you accept it.
- Street addresses. Buyers see postcodes, rent and fee per door, never an address.
- Your schedule file. It is read in your browser and never uploaded.
- Landlord and tenant details. We never read them and never ask for them.
The full account is on the data page.