Total sales increased by 53% year-on-year compared with 2024, marking a hugely successful year for the business with a total of more than 300 new partners. Growth within BTR was particularly strong, with sales rising 116% year-on-year.
During 2025, Reposit expanded its estate agency partnerships, including signing Martyn Gerrard, the 14-branch North London agency, and secured major clients such as Lomond Investment Management & Touchstone Corporate Property Services on behalf of the Lloyds Living portfolio, which manages a portfolio of over 5,000 rental homes across the UK.
The company also saw a strong uptake of its Switch product, which enables agents and operators to transition existing tenancies to Reposit, allowing tenants to receive their cash deposits back.
In total, it provided over £51million in total cover to landlords, including more than £19million in cover above a five-week cash deposit, and saved tenants over £26million on the upfront cost of renting - an average saving of £1,069 per tenancy.
Ben Grech, CEO of Reposit (pictured), said, “This has been our strongest year to date, driven by growing adoption from landlords, agents, tenants, and Build-to-Rent (BTR) operators, alongside continued expansion across our product suite."
“As the industry’s leading supplier, these results reflect rising demand for more flexible ways to reduce upfront rental costs, while still providing landlords and operators with robust protection through our FCA-regulated offering."
“We’ve seen BTR operators place increasing emphasis on affordability, resident experience, and operational efficiency, and the growth among our BTR partners this year demonstrates that Reposit is effectively meeting the sector’s needs."
He added, “The uptake of our Switch product also highlights a strong appetite to modernise tenancy structures, allowing tenants to access their cash and use it as they see fit, while landlords and operators increase their protection. As we look ahead, we remain focused on deepening partnerships, enhancing our products, and supporting a rental market that works better for everyone.”
