PropTech supplier offers multiple payment options

PropTech supplier offers multiple payment options


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Client accounting platform Lettspay has introduced a range of ways agents can pay. 

Lettspay is continuing its existing pay as you go model and is now adding the ability to bulk buy services based on the number of properties being processed.

Under the latter option agents buy ‘property credits’ giving a 15% reduction off the pay as you go price. 

The new pricing structure is protected for three years and so-called ‘flexible financing options’ are available.

Lettspay claims the new pricing offering is a response to agents saying they would like the security of a long term fixed cost.

Lettspay is now an accredited supplier to Propertymark.

Tags: PropTech

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