Lease grading · Coming soon
See what others miss. We’re building a free lease grader for renters: upload your lease, get a shareable score, and see your top three potential red flags.
Uploads and grading are in development. Information, not legal advice. No lease assessment is available yet.
Illustrative example · Not a real assessment
41/100
Worth a closer look3 potential red flags
Fees worth questioning
What are you paying for—and when?
Automatic renewal terms
Find the notice period before it finds you.
One-sided repair duties
Check who carries the maintenance burden.
A flag is a question to investigate, not a finding that a clause is unlawful. Laws vary by jurisdiction.
Same lease. A brighter tomorrow.
Know your lease. Negotiate with confidence.
The planned workflow
Fine print shouldn’t keep you in the dark. Start with a signal. Understand the terms. Decide what to ask next.
Florida is the planned launch jurisdiction. Jurisdiction-specific rules must be validated before launch. We won’t label a clause illegal without validated local support.
The planned tool starts with your lease. Personal-data redaction is part of the planned upload workflow; it is not available yet.
A free score out of 100 and the top three potential red flags: fees, renewal terms, and repair responsibilities worth a closer look.
A scorecard made for screenshots. Review it for personal details before posting, and keep the original lease private.
On the roadmap
Start with the planned free score. Optional deeper tools are coming later. These offers are not available to purchase.
Planned free offer
A grade out of 100, your top three potential concerns, and a scorecard designed to screenshot and share.
$0
A clause-by-clause report that explains the terms behind your score and the questions to ask before signing.
$9 planned price
An AI-drafted landlord negotiation letter. Review and edit it before sending. Drafting assistance, with no guaranteed outcome.
$29 planned price
Clarity comes with boundaries
LeaseLens is an informational tool, not legal advice or legal representation. A score is a starting point—not a ruling on your lease.
Landlord-tenant laws vary by jurisdiction. AI can miss or misinterpret clauses. For advice about your lease and your rights, consult a qualified local professional.
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