Review your rental lease with our free AI lease analyzer. Paste your lease agreement to identify unusual clauses, potential red flags, important terms, and questions you may want to ask before signing.
Copy and paste your full lease or any section you want reviewed.
Our AI reads every clause and identifies anything unusual or unfair.
Receive a clear breakdown of red flags, good clauses, and your rights.
Use the insights to negotiate, ask questions, or protect yourself.
A lease agreement can contain dozens of terms covering rent, deposits, fees, repairs, renewals, termination, pets, guests, and other rules. RenterAI helps renters review those terms in plain English before signing or while reviewing an existing rental agreement.
Paste your lease into the analyzer and look for clauses that may deserve closer attention. The tool can help highlight unusual fees, restrictive rules, unclear language, renewal terms, termination provisions, and other important sections of your rental agreement.
Check your lease for application fees, administrative fees, late fees, cleaning charges, maintenance fees, or other costs that you did not expect.
Some leases automatically renew unless the tenant gives notice within a specific period. Check your agreement carefully for renewal deadlines and notice requirements.
Review what your lease says about moving out early, notice periods, termination fees, and other conditions that may apply.
Check which repairs the landlord is responsible for and which responsibilities are assigned to the tenant.
Look for information about the deposit amount, deductions, move-out requirements, and the conditions for receiving your deposit back.
Don't focus only on the monthly rent. Review the entire agreement, including fees, renewal terms, maintenance responsibilities, guest policies, pets, utilities, termination rules, and security deposit provisions.
If a clause is unclear or you believe a term may conflict with local tenant protections, consider asking the landlord for clarification or getting advice from a qualified housing professional or attorney.
Yes. RenterAI's lease analyzer is available to use without creating an account.
Yes. You can paste the entire agreement or a specific section that you want to understand.
No. The analyzer provides general information and may help you identify terms that deserve attention. It is not a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney.