UK rental services provider Housing Hand has reported revenue of £4.2 million for the year to June 2025, up 37.7% from £3.03m in 2023-24, which itself was a 49% increase over the previous year.

The company provides services to landlords, accommodation providers, universities, and letting agents, including those managing HMOs, PBSA, and Build to Rent properties. Its offerings are intended to help partners manage risk and navigate regulatory changes, including the Renters’ Rights Act.

Housing Hand recently tested a new digital Accommodation Provider Portal, which reduced average pay-out times from 25-28 days to 21-27 days. It also introduced A-Void™, a service covering up to three months’ rent at 50% of the cost for student tenants leaving early under a Ground 4A notice.

In addition, the company surveyed approximately 1,700 renters to produce its Understanding Renters in 2025 report, identifying gaps in financial literacy.

Following this, it launched a digital health and wellbeing service in partnership with HealthHero and Gallagher UK, offering video and telephone GP appointments, mental health support, and guidance. Data from the service show that 23.1% of consultations occur at the weekend, and 86.5% result in a care plan agreement.

Housing Hand maintains partnerships with 65 UK universities, 41 of which include arrangements for care-experienced and estranged students. The company plans further product innovations in 2026 and is working with international partners to support the UK student rental market.

Jeremy Robinson, group founder and CEO, Housing Hand, said: “Housing Hand’s continued evolution is proving invaluable to tenants and rental accommodation providers alike. Over the past four years, we are proud to have settled £5.7m in a way that eases the stress for all parties.

“Our aim is to offer a calm boat in stormy waters, supporting the rental sector not just to survive but to thrive as we collectively navigate the shifting regulatory landscape.”