The analyst your CRE firm never had budget to hire.
UK CRE firms spend hours per deal on work that is largely pattern recognition. Reading a 60-page FRI lease for break clause conditions. Drafting s.25 notices. Extracting a rent roll into a deal deck. No AI existed that understood Mannai v Eagle Star, the Avocet test, or United Scientific Holdings. Rubo is that tool.
How Rubo works
Rubo does the reading
Upload a lease, a rent roll, or a dilapidations schedule. Rubo extracts, analyses, and flags — in under 90 seconds. Every flag cites a UK statute or landmark case.
You get a confidence score
Every output comes with a confidence score and a plain-English explanation of what Rubo found and why. Low-confidence items are flagged for your attention before you act.
You review and sign
Rubo advises. You decide. Professional liability stays where it belongs — with the RICS surveyor or commercial agent who knows the deal. Rubo is a decision-support tool, not a professional opinion.
The maths are simple
Junior analyst / paralegal
- £35,000 – £55,000/year
- 3–4 hours per lease
- 1–2 days per deal deck
- Signs off on their own work
Rubo
- From £299/month
- 60 seconds per lease
- under 5 minutes per deal deck
- You review and sign
Most firms recoup the subscription on the first lease of the month.
What we believe
UK statute, not US templates
Every tool is grounded in English and Welsh law — LTA 1954, Mannai v Eagle Star, Avocet, United Scientific Holdings, RICS 2020 Code. No Delaware boilerplate.
Flags, not verdicts
Rubo never renders a legal verdict. Every output is a flag with a statute cite and a confidence score. The surveyor decides what to do with it.
WhatsApp-first, because that is how you actually work
UK CRE professionals live on WhatsApp. Rubo meets you there — not in another dashboard you will forget to open.
Built for the firms that read their own leases
Rubo is for independent and mid-market UK CRE firms — 2 to 50 surveyors and agents — who do not have a paralegal team or a lease advisory department. That is the whole point.