Upload a certificate. HostSorted fills in the rest.
Keep every gas, electrical and fire safety certificate in one place, with the dates read for you. When your insurer, the council or the register asks, send one compliance pack.
Certificates that read themselves
Upload a PDF of your gas safety record, EICR or fire risk assessment and HostSorted reads the date it was done, when it is next due, who did it, their registration number and the certificate number, ready for you to check and save.
- Flags problems, like appliances marked "At Risk" or C2 electrical codes
- Links to Gas Safe, NICEIC, NAPIT, HETAS, OFTEC and BAFE to check the engineer is registered
- Full history of every check, with its certificate
A compliance pack in one click
Download a single PDF for any property: a summary of every check, its status and certificate number, followed by every certificate you have uploaded, with a contents page. Ideal for insurers, letting agents and the short-term let register.
Stored safely
Certificates are stored on UK servers and are only visible to you and the people you invite.
More features
The rules hosts ask about most
Plain-English guides to each requirement, with what the law says, how often, who can do it and typical costs.
- Fire risk assessment for holiday lets and AirbnbsEvery holiday let needs a written fire risk assessment, kept under review.
- Gas safety certificates (CP12) for holiday letsEvery gas appliance and flue checked by a Gas Safe engineer every 12 months.
- EICR for holiday lets and AirbnbsAn electrical installation condition report at least every 5 years is the expected standard.
- PAT testing for holiday lets and AirbnbsNot a legal must, but you must keep appliances safe, and testing is the easy way to prove it.
- Smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms for holiday letsSuitable fire detection is a legal duty. Your fire risk assessment decides exactly what.
- Legionella risk assessment for holiday letsA legal duty to assess and control legionella risk in the water system. Most hosts can do it themselves.
- Hot tub rules for holiday lets and AirbnbsTwice-daily checks, weekly water changes, monthly lab samples and quarterly legionella tests.
- Holiday let insuranceSpecialist cover with public liability. Standard home insurance usually excludes paying guests.
- The short-term let registerA national register for short-term lets in England, expected to be up and running by March 2027.
Get your holiday let sorted this week
Set up your first property in ten minutes, with a guide at every step. Free for one property, no card needed.