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Your rent, upfront.
Guaranteed.

Get paid up to 12 months of rent upfront on any UK tenancy — new or existing. Your tenant keeps paying monthly. You get the cash now.

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£10M+ of rent funded
Funds in 1–3 business days

Funds in days, not months

One application. Verified in hours. Up to 12 months of rent paid to your account within 1–3 business days.

Zero risk to you

We chase voids, arrears, and recoveries — never you. If your tenant misses a month, you keep the cash. We carry the loss.

Any tenancy, any time

New lets, renewals, mid-tenancy — works on every AST in the UK.

Choose how you
get your rent

3

Quarterly in advance

Receive rent 3 months upfront. Tenant pays monthly.

2.0% of rent + £99.50 admin fee
6

Semiannual in advance

Receive rent 6 months upfront. Tenant pays monthly.

5.00% of rent + £199.50 admin fee
12

Annual in advance

Receive rent 12 months upfront. Tenant pays monthly.

8.85% of rent + £299.50 admin fee

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rent upfront?

Once your documents are in, funding is fast — decisions and disbursement in as little as 1 to 3 working days.

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The Renters' Rights Act has changed
what landlords can do. Scraye hasn't.

Under the Renters' Rights Act, fixed-term tenancies are being abolished. Every tenancy in England becomes periodic — meaning tenants can give two months' notice and leave at any point. For landlords, that means one thing: you can no longer count on rent arriving for a set period.

Scraye is the only way to lock in your rental income upfront in a periodic tenancy world. We pay you 3, 6 or 12 months' rent now.

What the Act means for landlords:

Before the ActAfter the Act
Fixed-term gave income certaintyPeriodic tenancies mean tenants can leave with 2 months' notice
Break clauses defined risk clearlyNo fixed term means no guaranteed rent period
Landlords could plan around a lease end dateIncome planning becomes significantly harder

How Scraye fixes this:

Get paid upfront for the period you choose. If your tenant exercises their right to leave, you've already been paid — Scraye recoups through the next tenant, not from you. If they stop paying, you keep what you've received.

Already have a tenancy? We work with new and existing tenancies — get your free quote in minutes.

How it works

Simple from start to funded

A simple flow from documentation to disbursement, with no disruption to your tenancy.

01

Landlord submits documentation

Share your tenancy details, proof of ownership and tenant information. Most landlords complete this in under 3 minutes, and we'll come back to you with a decision promptly.

02

Contract issued to landlord

Once approved, Scraye issues your Advanced Rent contract for e-signature. Everything — fee, disbursement amount, term — is spelled out before you commit.

03

Scraye receives the first month of rent from the tenant

Your tenant is formally instructed that Scraye will be collecting rent from this point onwards. Scraye receives a monthly payment from the tenant prior to disbursing the lump sum to the landlord.

04

We disburse your lump sum

Scraye pays you the agreed lump sum — equivalent to 3, 6 or 12 months of rent, minus our fee — in 1 to 3 working days.

05

Tenant continues paying as normal

Your tenant pays Scraye each month for the remainder of the agreed period. Same amount, same schedule — the only change is who receives the payment.

06

At the end of the contract, choose what's next

When the advance period ends, you can either renew Advanced Rent for another period or resume receiving rent monthly from your tenant. It's your choice — no obligation, no automatic rollover.

Why Advanced Rent

The fastest way to unlock
your rental income

No bank. No broker. Just your tenancy and a paying tenant.

Funds in 1–3 days

Not weeks. No appraisal, no refinancing queue, no committee approvals. Apply, get approved, receive your lump sum.

No property collateral

We're buying your rent receivables — not lending against your property. No first charge, no mortgage covenant risk.

Default risk transferred

Once we disburse, you're paid. If your tenant misses a payment, Scraye handles recovery — not you.

Flat, transparent fee

A simple, clear fee disclosed upfront. No surprises in the small print.

New or existing tenancies

Already have a tenant in place? Apply now. Need a new one? We can help you find and reference them as part of getting set up.

Use the cash freely

Refurbishments, tax bills, your next deposit — no restrictions on how you spend the lump sum.

Who it's for

Built for every kind
of landlord

Whether you own one unit or fifty, Advanced Rent is built around your cash flow — not a bank's criteria.

Accidental landlord

1 unit
  • Get up to 12 months of rent upfront — no waiting on monthly collection
  • Fund refurbs, Section 24 tax bills, or portfolio additions without taking on debt
  • Your tenancy is the collateral — no credit lines or complex applications

Portfolio landlord

2–50 units
  • Use Advanced Rent as a bridge to your next acquisition or deposit
  • Predictable cash flow that works alongside your existing BTL financing
  • Designed for repeat use as your portfolio grows unit by unit

Institutional landlord

50+ units
  • Factor rent across your entire portfolio with a single streamlined process
  • Dedicated account support and structured terms for high-volume deals
  • Built to sit alongside institutional-grade financing without disruption

Letting agent

Partner channel
  • Offer Advanced Rent to your landlord clients as a premium value-add service
  • Earn referral fees on every funded deal — at no cost or risk to you
  • A new revenue line that strengthens your client relationships
How we compare

Advanced Rent vs. the alternatives

Every landlord liquidity option has trade-offs. Here's the honest picture.

MethodSpeedCostCollateralCredit check on you
Scraye Advanced Rent1–3 days2–9% flat feeNoneSoft credit check
Further advance / remortgage6–12 weeks5–7% APRPropertyYes
Bridging loan1–3 weeks8–14% APRPropertyYes
BTL mortgage4–8 weeks5–6% APRFull underwritingYes + income evidence

Scraye Advanced Rent is the only option that pays you upfront — before any default can occur — without requiring property collateral or a hard credit check. Bridging loans and remortgages can take weeks and put your property at risk. Scraye typically disburses in 1–3 working days against your rent receivables alone.

FAQ

Common questions

Everything landlords ask before signing up.

What happens if my tenant stops paying rent?+
Nothing changes for you. Once Scraye has paid you upfront, we don't recover that money from you if your tenant defaults. We've purchased your rent receivable and the credit risk sits entirely with us — we absorb any loss. You keep every penny you've received, regardless of what your tenant does.
What happens if my tenant moves out before the Advanced Rent contract ends?+
If your tenant gives notice and vacates partway through the agreed period, Scraye simply recovers the outstanding rent via the next incoming tenant.
Is this the same as rent guarantee insurance?+
No — and the difference matters. Rent guarantee insurance pays out after a claims process, typically with a one to two month excess and evidence requirements. With Scraye, you're paid upfront before any default occurs, and you face no claims process, no excess, and no waiting period if a tenant stops paying. The protection is built into the structure from day one, not triggered after a problem arises.
How does Scraye make money if it takes on the default risk?+
We charge a fee deducted from your advance — 2.0% of rent + £99.50 admin fee for 3 months upfront, 5.00% of rent + £199.50 admin fee for 6 months, or 8.85% of rent + £299.50 admin fee for 12 months. We insure the credit risk we take on and price this into our model. Your fee stays fixed regardless of whether your tenant pays — you face no further liability either way.
How does it work?+
You apply with your tenancy details and receive an instant quote. If you proceed, Scraye pays you the equivalent of 3, 6 or 12 months' rent upfront — minus our fee, which is deducted at source. Your tenants continue paying their rent monthly as normal; we collect it from them directly. You receive no less than quoted, and owe us nothing if a tenant defaults.
What tenancies are eligible?+
Any assured shorthold tenancy in England or Wales — new tenancies and existing mid-tenancy agreements. The property must be a residential let to individual tenants rather than a company let. We'll ask for basic tenancy details to generate your quote and typically provide a decision within 48 hours.
How does the Renters' Rights Act affect this?+
Under the Renters' Rights Act, all new tenancies are periodic from the outset — fixed terms and break clauses no longer apply. This actually simplifies how Scraye works. Rather than factoring in break clause risk, we underwrite against the periodic tenancy itself. Either party can still end the tenancy with the required notice period, and if that happens during a period you've been paid for, our terms account for this on a case-by-case basis. Get in touch if you have a specific scenario you'd like to discuss before applying.
What happens at the end of the advance period?+
When the advance period ends, your tenancy simply continues as normal. If you'd like to take out a further advance for the next period, you can apply again at that point — subject to the tenancy still being in good standing. There's no obligation to renew and no automatic rollover.
Do my tenants need to pass a credit check?+
It depends on where you are in the process. If you're taking on a new tenant, we can help you reference them as part of getting set up — so there's no need to arrange this separately. If you have an existing tenancy, we'll ask for either a reference report or a schedule of rent payments to confirm the tenancy is in good standing. Either way, your tenants don't need to interact with Scraye directly.