What the builder handles
Cover the terms that matter
A guided nine-step builder walks you through parties, the unit, term, rent, services, deposits, rules and additional terms.
Adjust any term
Start from the standard template, then adjust the terms and add your own clauses to fit the property.
Electronic lease signing
Send the finished lease to your renters for e-signature — no printing required.
Save a draft and come back
Leave the builder at any step and pick up where you left off. Nothing is sent until you say so.
Write it, send it, find it later
Bring your own lease
Upload the lease you already use as a PDF or Word file. Add the signature fields, send it out, and the executed copy is kept with the unit it belongs to.
Get startedStore for later
Save drafts at any point and pick up exactly where you left off. Signed leases are stored alongside your units so they're one click away when you need them.
Terms that match how you actually rent
Put it all in writing
Start from the standard template, then add the terms and clauses that reflect how you actually run your rental — so both sides know where they stand.
What the lease tools do
From a blank draft to a signed PDF filed against the unit.
Build it or bring it
Use the nine-step builder to generate a lease, or upload the lease you already use as a PDF or Word document. Both paths reach the same signing flow.
Place the signature fields
Drop signature, initial and date fields exactly where they belong before the document goes out, so nothing comes back half-signed.
Send to every signer
Landlord and tenants — including co-tenants — each get their own signing link and can sign from a phone. No printer, no scanner.
Drafts that wait for you
A lease stays a draft until it is complete, and the builder tells you what is still missing before it will let you send.
Know the moment it moves
You are notified in-app and by email when a tenant signs, when everyone has signed, and if a lease is declined or expires.
Filed against the unit
The executed PDF is stored with the unit it belongs to, next to that unit’s tenants, payments and maintenance history.
