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Upload your lease
Drop in a lease or enter your monthly rent. LeaseLens extracts the useful details without making you build an account first.
Your rent is about to get graded
Are you overpaying for rent?
Upload your lease or enter your rent. LeaseLens compares it with local market data and gives you an instant Rent Score from 0–100.
First score free. No login required to see it.
Better than nearby comps
That lease might be a flex.
The founder promise
Useful before it asks for anything.
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One free score
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No login for the first check
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No fake precision
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Private details stay off share cards
From lease to verdict
Four steps. One number you will want to share.
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Get a local benchmark
Your rent is compared with available rental data for your ZIP code, neighborhood, and home type.
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Meet your Rent Score
A simple score from 0–100 shows how your deal stacks up, with context you can actually understand.
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Share the verdict
Turn your result into a clean, Stories-ready card and compare scores with friends—without sharing your lease.
The result
0–100
A score that comes with receipts.
See how your rent compares locally, what moved your score, and whether your deal looks strong, average, or worth another look.
Friendly competition, private by default.
Share the score, not the paperwork. Compare with friends or see how your neighborhood stacks up as local coverage grows.
Stories-readyNo lease detailsLocal context
Straightforward pricing
Check once free. Re-check when life changes.
Moving, renewing, or negotiating? Pick the level of context you need. No subscription required for a single check.
First Look
FreeOne Rent Score, local comparison, and a shareable result card.
Best for renewals
Fresh Check
Run a new benchmark with current local data and compare it with your previous score.
- Updated market snapshot
- Score history
- New share card
Market Access
Custom rental-market data access for property teams and research partners.
Good questions
Before LeaseLens reads the room—and your lease.
Time for the rent check
Your landlord knows the market. You should too.
Get a quick local benchmark before your next renewal, move, or group-chat debate.