Know what the lease commits you to, before you sign.
Rent reviews, repairs, break clauses and guarantees, marked on your own pages in plain English, with the questions to take to your solicitor.
Launch price £49 for up to 10 pages. Standard price £99 from 1 February 2027.Standard price £99 from 1 February 2027
£49
up to 10 pages, then £3 a page
What people bring us.
Heads of terms.
The deal before it's drafted. The best time to ask questions.
The draft lease.
Rent, review, repairs, use, alterations, break and transfer. Guide : The draft lease
A personal guarantee.
What you'd owe yourself if the business can't pay.
A rent deposit deed.
How much the landlord holds, and when you get it back.
Licences and side letters.
Permission for works, and promises made outside the lease.
What we mark for you.
- Anything that can make the rent go up, and how.
- What you must repair, and what state you hand it back in.
- How you can get out early, and the conditions that can trip you up.
- Who is personally on the hook, and for how long.
Each point is pinned to its clause and page, with a question to ask. A star marks wording that may help you.
What advice on a lease can cost.
£1,074–£1,619
Four selected published fixed fees for a commercial lease review, inc. VAT. Scope varies. Not a market range: some firms charge less.3
£720
One firm's fixed fee for an advice meeting on a lease a landlord has offered you: up to 2 hours, spoken advice only, inc. VAT.2
Heads of terms and guarantees
Usually quoted for the job. Ask for a fee quote first.
Read it first for £49. Then spend the solicitor's time on your questions, not on the basics. We can't promise a lower bill.
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Sign knowing what you're signing.
Preparation for advice, not advice. If the landlord wants an answer by a date, tell your solicitor now.