Deedty
Tax, portfolio management and a free UK buy-to-let deal calculator.
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Deedty is a UK buy-to-let workspace that covers a rental from viewing to owned. A free public calculator lets you stress-test yield, cash-on-cash, BRRR, refinance and break-even from purchase price, rent and costs, with Land Registry growth context. No account is needed, so you can run it outside a viewing.
When you buy, the same workspace becomes your portfolio hub. You can track properties, mortgages, tenancies, voids, and income and expenses in one place, with EPC, gas safety and EICR certificates and renewal reminders. Appraisals can be saved, assumptions changed, and two addresses compared side by side.
It is built for landlords and investors in England & Wales who want street-level numbers rather than regional averages. Ownership can be split across companies and organisations, and research packs are available when a deal deserves deeper local and comparables context.
The Deedty AI Agent works directly on the deals and portfolio you already have in the workspace, running on those numbers rather than replacing them. Plans start with a free calculator and core workspace and scale to paid tiers with more organisations, properties and agent limits.
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