The lettings technology company Goodlord, which works with over 2,000 UK letting agents, has been named by Deloitte as one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the UK.
The Deloitte ranking is based on growth over the last four years.
In this year’s index, released later this week, Goodlord is ranked ninth.
In recent years the company has introduced new services including open banking, facial recognition technology, new tenant referencing products, rental protection insurance, utility and switching services, and an integration with Reapit.
In July, Goodlord acquired Vouch Online, another lettings-focused technology business.
Goodlord’s William Reeve comments: “It’s been a tumultuous year and everyone at Goodlord has been focusing hard on supporting our letting agent customers.
“It’s therefore gratifying to be included in this list - it’s testament to the hard work and creativity of our dedicated team. The property sector is constantly progressing and we’re proud to be playing a role in the evolution driving the industry forward.”
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