Revalidata for renters
Know what you signed
before it costs you.
Lease language is built to be skimmed past. Revalidata reads yours line by line, flags anything unusual, and, once you keep it, emails you before each deadline it finds.
- Your lease
- Renters insurance
- A sublease
Your first 3 findings are free, no card. $1 keeps the full read and its reminders for that contract.
To leave next year, give notice by December 31.
If you do nothing, this lease auto-renews for another 12 months — at up to 5% more rent.
“…written notice of non-renewal at least 90 days before the then-current expiration date. Time is of the essence.”
From your lease · page 1 · section 2.1
Keep the lease and we email you 90, 30 and 7 days before each deadline by default.
Examples of what we catch for you
A few of the things we look for — not the full list.
Auto-renewal with a long notice window
Some leases need 90 days' notice to leave. Miss it and you're in for another year.
Deposit forfeited on late notice
A few leases keep your whole deposit if your move-out notice is even slightly late.
Late fees that stack daily
$25 for every day rent is late adds up much faster than a one-off fee.
Entry without notice
Your landlord walking in "at any time, with or without notice" is not the norm — we tell you when it's in there.
See what is in your own document.
Your first 3 findings are free, no card. $1 keeps the full read and its reminders for that contract.
Christine answers questions about a contract.
She is not a general chatbot. Christine answers about one contract at a time, using what Revalidata read from it, and says so when something is not there. She keeps answers short and shows no source with them. She is not a lawyer, and she says so if you ask for legal advice.
Included with the $9/month plan