Everything Tradelynx does

What Tradelynx does for each of the 11 kinds of people and organisations that use it, line by line, each with what it costs, where its data comes from and what it does not do. This page is generated from the platform's own inventory, so it cannot describe something that is not there.

What does Tradelynx do, for whom, and what does it cost?

Tradelynx gives homeowners a free HomeLynx Passport and verified tradespeople where the marketplace runs; tradespeople free leads with no commission and paid Books; tenants a repair report; and organisations from housing associations to lenders a compliance engine on consented, evidence-graded records. Everything is listed per audience, line by line, with its evidence source, cost and limits.

By Mike Fellows, Founder, Tradelynx · IT and service management backgroundPublished 12 September 2026Last reviewed 3 October 2026

Why each of these exists, and how they connect: how Tradelynx fits together.

For homeowners

Your home's record, built from the work actually done to it, and verified tradespeople where the marketplace runs.

Free. There is no charge to claim, keep or share a HomeLynx Passport, and no fee to request work.

All 115 things a homeowner gets, with the cost on each

For tenants and residents

Report a repair or hazard to the organisation that manages your home, and see what happens next.

Free. A tenant never pays Tradelynx.

All 11 things a tenant gets, with the cost on each

For tradespeople

Every tool a UK tradesperson gets on Tradelynx, with the cost on each line. Leads, quotes, invoices and your profile are free. Pro adds books and CRM.

Leads, routing, quoting, invoicing, card payment and the work record are free: no lead fees, no commission on jobs, no required subscription. Tradelynx Pro is the one paid line: Books, the customer book and CRM, templates and LabourLynx.

All 119 things a tradesperson gets, with the cost on each

For housing associations

Every statutory duty across your stock, resident hazard reports on a live Awaab's Law clock, and evidence a regulator can follow to its source.

Workspace pricing is agreed per organisation and published when live; the priced lines below charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold.

All 54 things a housing association gets, with the cost on each

For councils that manage their own homes

For councils with their own housing stock: every statutory duty per home, resident hazard reports on the Awaab's Law clock, and the evidence behind each record.

Workspace pricing is agreed per organisation and published when live; the priced lines below charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold.

All 44 things a council gets, with the cost on each

For letting agents

Per-tenancy compliance resolved by the engine, tenant repair intake, and dispatch to verified contractors, across every managed property.

Workspace pricing is agreed per organisation and published when live; the priced lines below charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold.

All 53 things a letting agent gets, with the cost on each

For estate agents

Material Information from approved sources, listing packs from the seller's consented record, and a pre-flight for your listing copy.

Workspace pricing is agreed per organisation and published when live; the sale-time listing pack and conveyancer reliance request are priced lines that charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold.

All 45 things an estate agent gets, with the cost on each

For facilities management

An asset register that drives the statutory calendar, planned maintenance from service cadences, and a client audit pack led by what is verified at source.

Workspace pricing is agreed per organisation and published when live; the priced lines below charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold.

All 48 things a facilities manager gets, with the cost on each

For landlords

The full statutory calendar for every property you let, resolved per tenancy, with reminders when something falls due.

Free for a single property. Per-property plans beyond that are agreed and published when live.

All 29 things a landlord gets, with the cost on each

For insurers

Consented maintenance evidence at underwriting and claim time, with provenance on every line and nothing un-consented visible by construction.

The Property Intelligence API and the claim-ready inventory pack are priced lines that charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold; connection and the underwriting profile carry no published price today.

All 39 things an insurer gets, with the cost on each

For mortgage lenders

Transition-risk signals from the live EPC register and the open flood dataset, on consented property history, with every read logged.

The Property Intelligence API is a priced line that charges only when priced, activated and above its data threshold; the monitoring views carry no published price today.

All 42 things a lender gets, with the cost on each

How to read it: a capability is listed only when its route or screen exists on the live platform; a promise it makes (verified, free, never) names a registered claim that is checked before every release; a price is resolved from the one pricing source and is never typed here.