Lease review in plain English for tenants renting apartments, homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
Built for tenants signing their next lease
LeaseCheck turns your lease document into a plain-English summary with risk flags and questions to raise before signing. Review the report alongside your original lease, then download it to share with a roommate, business partner, or legal adviser.
Renting an apartment or house? Bring rent, deposits, renewal terms, maintenance duties, and early termination clauses into one place. Use the report to identify unclear fees and prepare questions for your landlord before committing.
View the residential review plan →Considering an office, shop, or other business space? Get a clearer picture of rent increases, additional charges, repair responsibilities, guarantees, and renewal provisions. Bring the flagged clauses to your broker, landlord, or lawyer for a closer review.
Compare commercial review plans →LeaseCheck provides AI-generated informational analysis. Reports can contain errors and do not replace advice from a qualified lawyer.
Before You Sign
LeaseCheck helps tenants and small businesses understand the lease, spot risk earlier, and walk into negotiations with a clearer plan.
See the clauses that matter in plain English so you know what you are agreeing to before you sign.
Show up to landlord conversations with concrete issues to raise and practical revisions to request.
Decide whether the lease looks reasonable, needs changes, or deserves professional legal review.
Pick a one-time plan that matches your lease type and document size—then upload and get your report in minutes.
You get a plain-English lease review that pulls key terms into one place, flags riskier language, and gives practical talking points you can use before signing.
Most reviews finish within minutes. Longer or more complex leases can take more time, but you can leave the page and return when your report is ready.
You can upload supported lease formats such as PDF or image files from your dashboard. Plan tiers include document limits so you can choose what fits your lease.
Yes. Your report highlights unclear or one-sided terms and gives concrete points to raise with a landlord, broker, or property manager.
Both. LeaseCheck supports people reviewing residential leases and teams reviewing commercial leases who want clearer terms before committing.
Your file is used to generate your analysis, not sold as personal data, and source uploads are removed from upload storage within 14 days.
No. LeaseCheck is an analysis tool, not a law firm. It helps you review terms and risks, but it is not a substitute for legal advice.
Treat that as a decision point: ask for revisions, negotiate specific clauses, or consult a qualified lawyer before signing.
No subscription—pay once per lease review. See which tier fits your lease document.