We're Leaseholders Too

A tech startup founded by leaseholders who've experienced service charge abuse firsthand

🏠 Our Mission

To use technology to level the playing field for UK leaseholders who are being openly abused by freeholders and their agents. We're building the friend you never had in this complex and expensive system.

Born from Personal Experience

We understand the problems of leaseholders because we are leaseholders ourselves. We've been victims of the same overcharging and abuse from incumbent vested interests that affects millions of UK leaseholders.

After experiencing the frustration, complexity, and expense of challenging unfair service charges through traditional means, we decided to build the solution we wished existed.

Our team combines deep personal understanding of leaseholder struggles with cutting-edge AI technology to create tools that actually work for real people facing real problems.

Leaseholders Helping Leaseholders
We're not another corporate solution. We're people who've lived through the same struggles you face every day with unfair service charges and unresponsive freeholders.

What Drives Us

Passionate Purpose

We're not just building software – we're fighting for justice. Every feature we build is motivated by real experiences of leaseholder abuse we've witnessed or experienced ourselves.

Technology for Good

AI should democratize access to legal expertise, not just serve the wealthy. We're using cutting-edge technology to give ordinary leaseholders the same analytical power as expensive legal teams.

Community First

We believe leaseholders deserve a voice and a friend in this system. We're building tools that empower individuals and strengthen the leaseholder community as a whole.

The Problem We're Solving

Service charge abuse isn't just about money – it's about power imbalances that leave leaseholders feeling helpless against institutional exploitation.

4.9M
Leasehold homes in England
£2,300
Average annual service charge, up 11% in a year
52.6%
Of leaseholder service charge liability challenges (LSC/LIS) at the First-tier Tribunal won a reduction (n=1,874)
£341
Tribunal fees to bring a challenge — £114 to apply, £227 if it goes to a hearing

Leasehold homes: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, Leasehold dwellings 2024-25 (4.90 million, 95% confidence interval 4.71–5.10 million). Average service charge: Hamptons Service Charge Index 2024. Tribunal fees: HM Courts & Tribunals Service, First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) — fees can be reduced or waived on certain benefits, and each side normally pays its own costs. The success rate is our own analysis of published tribunal decisions; its scope and sample size are on the tribunal data pages.

Join the Fight for Fair Charges

You're not alone in this struggle. We're building the tools and community that leaseholders deserve.

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