Yorlet vs Goodlord

A side-by-side look at Yorlet and Goodlord for UK lettings teams. A lettings-only platform focused on referencing, deposits, tenancy agreements, insurance and tenant payments, typically used alongside an agency CRM.

Capability coverage

15 capabilities · reviewed 15 September 2026

Yorlet

15 yes

Goodlord

4 yes · 7 partial

YesPartialNo
Capability matrix

Yorlet and Goodlord, side by side

Statuses describe whether each vendor publicly offers the capability, not a scored quality ranking. Notes are from public product pages, last reviewed 15 September 2026.
Capability comparison between Yorlet and Goodlord
CapabilityYorletGoodlord
Leads and viewings

Capture enquiries, qualify applicants and book viewings from one pipeline.

Yes

Leads pipeline, qualification and viewing bookings.

Partial

Supports the tenancy journey rather than a full enquiry and viewing CRM.

Referencing and Right to Rent

Identity, income, Right to Rent and customer risk checks on the tenancy record.

Yes

Guardrails covers identity, income, Right to Rent and customer risk.

Yes

Referencing and identity verification are core published products.

Tenancy agreements and deposits

Applications, contracts, e-signatures, deposits and renewals in one workflow.

Yes

Leasing runs applications, contracts, deposits and renewals.

Yes

Tenancy agreements, guarantor documents and deposit collection are in the agent workspace.

Rent billing and arrears

Invoice rent on a schedule, reconcile receipts and recover arrears.

Yes

Billing invoices rent, reconciles receipts and recovers arrears.

Partial

Collects rent and move-in monies; full invoice, credit-note and arrears ledgers typically sit in a PMS.

Payments

Card, Direct Debit, bank transfer and in-person payments with fraud protection.

Yes

Native card, Direct Debit, bank transfer and in-person payments.

Yes

Tenant payments for rent, deposits and move-in monies.

Owner accounting and payouts

Owner onboarding, payment runs, statements and tax forms.

Yes

Owners and Balance handle statements, payment runs and payouts.

No

Not positioned as client accounting or landlord payment-run software.

Multi-currency and FX

Collect rent and remit funds across borders in multiple currencies.

Yes

Global FX collects and remits in multiple currencies.

No
Maintenance

Track repairs from report to resolution and recharge the cost.

Yes

Issues, contractors, work orders and owner recharge.

No
Compliance monitoring

Monitor lettings regulation in your operating areas and act before deadlines.

Yes

Regulatory monitoring with deadlines turned into assigned tasks.

Partial

Strong on referencing, tenancy paperwork and Renters’ Rights Act tenancy tooling. Not a portfolio regulation-monitoring product that turns new rules into assigned tasks.

Resident app

A native app for residents to apply, pay rent, report issues and earn rewards.

Yes

OneMove is a native iOS and Android resident app.

Partial

Tenant-facing journeys for referencing, signing and paying, rather than a native resident operating app.

Loyalty and rewards

Resident rewards with points, tiers and redemptions.

Yes

Points, tiers and redemptions through OneMove.

No
Workflows and automation

No-code triggers, conditions and actions across the portfolio.

Yes

No-code automations with a full run history.

Partial

Lettings workflows are automated inside Goodlord; no-code portfolio automations are not the product.

AI assistant and MCP

An MCP connection so Claude, ChatGPT and other clients can work on live lettings data.

Yes

Yorlet AI plus a documented MCP endpoint at POST /v1/mcp.

Partial

AI is described for identity and financial data processing. No MCP endpoint is published.

Open API and webhooks

Public API, API keys, sandbox access and real-time webhooks.

Yes

Public API, keys, sandbox, logs and webhooks.

Partial

Partner CRM integrations are documented. A general public API is not the marketing focus.

Integrations

Connect portals, accounting and operational tools around the tenancy record.

Yes

Portal, accounting and operational integrations, plus the API.

Yes

Published Reapit integration for properties, applicants, tenancies and documents.

Yes
Publicly offered as a core capability
Partial
Partner, add-on or lighter coverage
No
Not part of the public product set
Not published
Not enough public information to classify
Fit

Where Goodlord is strong, and where Yorlet is different

Where Goodlord is strong

  • Deep coverage of pre-tenancy compliance work that UK agents handle every week: referencing, Right to Rent-related checks, agreements and deposits.
  • A lettings-only product surface, rather than a sales CRM with lettings attached.
  • Documented CRM integrations so executed agreements and reference reports can land back on the tenancy record in Reapit.
  • A public tenancy data export in the agent workspace for branch or all-branch downloads.

Where Yorlet is different

  • Referencing, contracts, deposits, rent, owner payouts and maintenance sit on one tenancy record, rather than a compliance layer beside a CRM.
  • Billing, Payments, Owners and Balance handle invoices, collection and landlord payment runs natively.
  • OneMove is a native resident app, with Loyalty and a documented MCP connection for Claude and ChatGPT.
  • Leads and viewings live on the same platform, so applicants are not re-typed after referencing.
Pricing

Pricing model

Compare on the same scope — leasing, payments, owner accounting and the modules you actually use — not a seat count alone.

Goodlord

Pricing on request

Goodlord does not publish a list price on its marketing site. Cost usually depends on referencing volume, protection products and the modules an agency uses. Ask Goodlord for a current proposal, and compare it with Yorlet platform pricing on a like-for-like scope.

Yorlet

Published platform pricing

Yorlet publishes its platform pricing, so you can scope the modules you need before a sales call.

Verdict

Goodlord is a strong specialist for UK referencing, tenancy paperwork and move-in payments. Agencies that also want billing, owner payouts, maintenance and a resident app on the same record will outgrow a compliance layer plus CRM stack.

FAQ

Yorlet vs Goodlord questions

Is Yorlet a like-for-like Goodlord replacement?
Not exactly. Goodlord is a lettings compliance and tenancy platform that many agencies run next to a CRM. Yorlet is a property management platform that also covers leads, leasing, billing, payments, owner accounting, maintenance and a resident app. Agencies replacing Goodlord often collapse referencing, agreements, deposits, rent and owner payouts onto one tenancy record.
Does Yorlet include tenant referencing?
Yes. Guardrails verifies identity, income and Right to Rent and monitors customer risk, and Leasing carries those checks into applications, contracts and deposits.
Can Yorlet collect rent and deposits like Goodlord?
Yes. Payments takes card, Direct Debit and bank transfer, Billing invoices rent on a schedule, and Leasing handles deposit registration as part of the tenancy workflow.

Comparisons use publicly available product, help-centre and pricing pages. They are not an official statement by Goodlord and are not a complete catalogue of every module or partner integration. Capabilities change; check the vendor’s own site before you buy. Goodlord and related marks are trademarks of their owners. Yorlet uses competitor names only to identify those products. If something is wrong, contact us and we will correct it.

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