For renters

Leases are written
for landlords.
Read yours like they do.

Paste your rental agreement and get a plain-English breakdown of unusual clauses, hidden fees, and landlord-friendly traps — in under 60 seconds.

The average session catches at least one clause worth negotiating.

How it works

Three steps from lease to clarity

01

Paste your lease

The whole thing — however long. Copy-paste the text from a PDF or type it in. Standard twelve-page leases, custom landlord templates, both work.

02

We flag what's unusual

Clauses beyond standard terms, fees buried in subparagraphs, landlord-only exit ramps, and undefined terms the landlord can interpret however they want.

03

You get the plain version

Each flagged item translated into plain English, with the exact lines to question before you hand over a deposit.

Who uses Lease Plain

Anyone who's ever just… signed

First-time renters

You've never signed a lease and don't know what's standard. Most of what landlords call "the normal stuff" isn't. Especially the early-termination clause.

Moving to a new city

Rental laws vary by state. What's illegal in California might be buried as a standard clause in a Boston or Austin lease. Local knowledge travels badly.

About to just sign it

You've been apartment-hunting for three weeks. You found a good place. You're exhausted. This takes 60 seconds and might save you a security deposit.

Early access

The average session catches at least one clause worth negotiating.

Most people find it in the renewal terms. Join the waitlist and be first to know when we launch.