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Supported vs Tribunal-Ready

If you expect the increase to be straightforward, use the Supported pack. If the tenant is likely to challenge it, choose the Tribunal-Ready pack from the start.

Build the notice, service file, court pack, claim pack, or tenancy document around your facts before you pay.

  • Answer plain-English questions and get documents built around your case, not a blank template.
  • Preview the pack before payment, fix the facts, and regenerate without starting again.
  • Use a fixed-price, instant workflow for the landlord file you actually need.

Quick answer

Use Supported for normal service, Tribunal-Ready for a likely fight

Use the Supported Rent Increase Pack when you need a clean Form 4A notice, service record, market evidence, and landlord checklist for an increase that looks ordinary. Use the Tribunal-Ready pack when the tenant has objected, the proposed rent is near the edge of the market evidence, or you want the response material and bundle checklist ready before a challenge lands.

Step through the comparison before buying: check the current rent, check the proposed increase, check comparable evidence, then choose the pack that leaves you with the clearest service record and next action.

Evidence check

Compare current rent, proposed rent, comparable listings, condition, location, and the date you want the new rent to start.

Challenge risk

Treat objection history, weak comparables, large jumps, and poor property condition as reasons to choose the stronger pack.

Next action

Preview the included documents, check the FAQs, then start the pack that matches the risk level before serving the notice.

Which situation fits?

NeedSupportedTribunal-Ready
Serve Form 4AIncludedIncluded
Market evidence and service recordIncludedIncluded
Tenant challenge responseLight guidanceDetailed templates
Tribunal bundle preparationNot the main purposeBuilt for this

Common Section 13 pack questions

When is the Supported Rent Increase Pack enough?

Use the Supported pack when you expect the increase to be straightforward and need Form 4A, market evidence, and a service record.

When should I use the Tribunal-Ready Rent Increase Pack?

Use the Tribunal-Ready pack when the tenant has challenged the increase, or you already think a challenge is likely.

Can I start with Supported and move to Tribunal-Ready?

Yes. If the tenant later disputes the increase, move into the Tribunal-Ready pack for response material and tribunal bundle preparation.