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Pandle vs Provestor for Landlords for Making Tax Digital

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By the selector's own rules, Pandle and Provestor for Landlords both work for landlords, so the choice comes down to the seven points where they differ. Provestor for Landlords offers support for jointly owned property, which Pandle does not. Provestor for Landlords does not offer a free plan, support for self-employment income, bank feeds, phone apps or MTD for VAT returns, which Pandle does. Their cheapest plans are listed as free for Pandle and £99 a year including VAT, about £8.25 a month (DIY) for Provestor for Landlords.

Pandle suits sole traders and landlords who want free MTD submissions without a usage cap, small portfolios that can start with manual bank imports and users willing to pay a modest amount for live feeds and per-property projects. Provestor for Landlords suits landlords who want an accountant reviewing or handling their MTD filings, landlords who would rather pay annually for a fully managed service than do bookkeeping themselves and portfolios of up to about ten properties on the fully managed plan.

The facts on this page come from each provider’s own pages and from HMRC’s software list, and how we compare products explains how we check them.

If you are thinking of moving from one to the other, the guide to changing your MTD software explains what GOV.UK says about when you can move and what happens to your records.

Where they differ

These are the points where our checks of the two products came out differently. A “No” means we did not find that feature on the provider’s own pages when we last checked them. Where we had nothing to go on for one of the two, we leave the point out here rather than guess.

Where Pandle and Provestor for Landlords differ
PointPandleProvestor for Landlords
Cheapest planFree£99 a year including VAT, about £8.25 a month (DIY)
Free planYesNo
Jointly owned propertyNoYes
Self-employment incomeYesNo
Bank feedsYesNo
Phone appsYes (iOS and Android)No
MTD for VAT returnsYes, from the Pandle planNo

On the other points we compare (more than one property, holiday lets and former FHL, receipt capture and accountant access), they give the same answer, or at least one provider does not say. The full list is under each product’s own page.

If you are registered for VAT, the guide to one product for MTD for VAT and Income Tax explains what GOV.UK asks you to check and which of the products we compare say they handle both.

What HMRC’s software list says about both

HMRC’s list marks each feature as available now or intended for later. This is what HMRC’s list says, not something we have tested ourselves. Where HMRC lists a product under more than one name, we show the strongest answer and the listing it comes from.

What HMRC’s software list says about Pandle and Provestor for Landlords
FeaturePandleProvestor for Landlords
Your tax return and other income
Sending your tax returnAvailableAvailable
Foreign propertyNot statedNot stated
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)IntendedAvailable
Employment (PAYE)Availablesince 9 October 2026Available
UK dividendsAvailablesince 9 October 2026Available
UK interestAvailablesince 9 October 2026Available
Capital gainsAvailablesince 9 October 2026Intended
How it works
Bridging software that connects to your recordsAvailableAvailable
Calendar update periods (1 April to 31 March)AvailableAvailable
A free versionAvailableNot stated
Welsh languageNot statedNot stated
Accessibility
Blindness or impaired visionAvailableNot stated
Deafness or impaired hearingAvailableNot stated
Motor or physical difficultiesAvailableNot stated
Cognitive impairmentsAvailableNot stated

This is HMRC’s list as it stood on 30 October 2026, at HMRC’s commit 201b34e. A date beside a feature is when HMRC’s list changed it from intended to available. HMRC’s software finder shows the current answers. How we read HMRC’s list

Does HMRC’s software list show Pandle and Provestor for Landlords as available for sending your tax return?

For sending your tax return, HMRC’s software list as it stood on 30 October 2026 marks it “Available” for Pandle and marks it “Available” for Provestor for Landlords.

Does HMRC’s software list show a free version of Pandle or Provestor for Landlords?

For a free version, HMRC’s software list as it stood on 30 October 2026 marks it “Available” for Pandle and says nothing either way for Provestor for Landlords.

How many features does HMRC’s software list mark as available for Pandle and Provestor for Landlords?

HMRC’s software list as it stood on 30 October 2026 covers 15 features, and it marks 12 “Available” for Pandle and 7 “Available” for Provestor for Landlords. For Pandle, it marks 1 “Intended” and gives no answer on 2. For Provestor for Landlords, it marks 1 “Intended” and gives no answer on 7.

The cheapest plan for your situation

A product’s cheapest plan is not always one you can use, because some plans are only for landlords or only for sole traders. These are the lowest prices the selector would show each reader, as each provider states them. Where a price grows with the number of properties, it is shown as a starting price. The figure over 12 months is the same plan at its regular price, worked out the way the software cost calculator does it.

Pandle

For landlords
Free
Cheapest plan over 12 months
Free

We checked Pandle’s prices on 25 October 2026.

Pandle also works for sole traders and people with rental and self-employment income.

Provestor for Landlords

For landlords
£99 a year including VAT, about £8.25 a month
Cheapest plan over 12 months
£99 including VAT

We checked Provestor for Landlords’s prices on 25 October 2026.

Notes from our checks

Pandle

Pandle's free plan includes MTD Income Tax submissions and no usage limits. Live bank feeds, projects for separating properties, receipt uploads and mileage tracking are Pro features at £5 + VAT per month. Confirm joint-ownership, foreign-property and final-return coverage for your exact setup.

Provestor for Landlords

Provestor is built for individuals letting UK residential property on the cash basis, with total rental income under £150,000. Its own guide says it does not file a self-employment return, so anyone with self-employment income would need separate software for that part, and HMRC's software list does not show self-employment income for Provestor either. All three plans cover the quarterly updates and the year-end final declaration. Done For You covers up to 10 properties, and the other two plans do not mention a limit. Provestor asks for each owner's share of a property once and then splits the income and expenses, including where a Form 17 election applies, so we show joint-ownership support. You can upload statements and receipts for its AI to read, so we show receipt capture. Its guide mentions connecting your bank when you set up, but its MTD pages describe uploading statements rather than an automatic bank feed, so we do not show bank feeds. Accountant review and submission are part of the Assisted and Done For You plans, so we show accountant access for Provestor as a whole. We did not find mileage tracking, a mobile app or anything about furnished holiday lets. We checked this on 25 October 2026.

Neither product is ranked above the other here: the page sets out what each provider says so you can weigh it against your own situation. How we compare products

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