Simple, transparent pricing
One clear fee based on your building size. No per-flat charges, no hidden costs, no markups.
No win, no fee
If your Right to Manage claim is not successful, you do not pay our fee. We only charge once your RTM company has been formed and your claim notice has been served.
You can also be reimbursed for this fee by your RTM company once it's formed - see our FAQ for how this works.
Getting your Right to Manage
A one-time fee based on the number of flats in your building.
2-10 flats
£499
Perfect for small blocks and converted houses
11-25 flats
£799
Most common building size for RTM claims
26-50 flats
£1,199
Larger blocks with more coordination needed
50+ flats
£1,799
Large developments - get in touch for details
For comparison, solicitor-led RTM services typically charge £500-£2,000 depending on building size - often significantly more for larger buildings.
What's included in every plan
Full eligibility assessment using official property and company data
Section 21 and 22 information requests
RTM company formation support (Companies House)
Section 78 and 79 notice generation
Step-by-step guidance through the entire process
Document review checkpoints before anything is sent
Direct signposting to free legal advice (LEASE, LKP)
Email support throughout your claim
After you take over
Once your RTM company is formed, YourBuilding will continue to support you with ongoing building management - compliance tracking, document storage, service charge management, repair tracking and more. This is currently in development.
Join the waitlistWhat else might I need to budget for?
Beyond our fee, there is a £50 one-off fee to register your RTM company with Companies House.
Most leaseholders complete the RTM process without needing a solicitor - free advice is available from LEASE and the Leasehold Knowledge Partnership.
If your landlord contests your claim and it goes to the First-tier Tribunal, a tribunal application fee of £100-£200 may apply. Since March 2025, each party bears their own legal costs in RTM claims, so the financial risk of a contested claim has significantly reduced.