[ FOR RENTERS ]

Your landlord has
their lawyer.

PrimeDeck is yours. Review the lease before you sign, decode the renters' insurance policy, and write the demand letter when the deposit doesn't come back.

Start freeSee pricing$0.99 per run · $4.99 first month of Pro
[ TOOLS THAT MATTER ]

4 tools, picked for you.

Same PrimeDeck catalog, framed for renters. One subscription covers all of them — and the rest of the suite is there when you need it.

01

Contracts

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Review the lease before you sign — auto-renew traps, security-deposit clauses, early-termination fees, hidden inspection rules.

02

Policy Analyzer

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Decode your renters' insurance — what's actually covered (theft, water damage, liability, replacement vs actual-cash-value), what's excluded.

03

Demand Letters

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Deposit not returned? Habitability ignored? Formal demand letter before small claims — three tones.

04

Cease & Desist

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Landlord harassment, illegal entry, or unauthorized late fees — formal C&D with FDCPA-style escalation paths.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this legal advice for my lease dispute?+
No — PrimeDeck is a drafting and analysis tool. We surface red flags, draft formal letters, and explain options in plain English so you can either resolve disputes yourself or have a more focused conversation with a tenant-rights attorney. For active litigation or eviction proceedings, get a real lawyer.
Can it actually catch lease issues a landlord might exploit?+
Yes. Auto-renewal language with short notice windows, joint-and-several liability traps, security-deposit clauses that exceed state caps, vague 'normal wear and tear' definitions, mandatory binding arbitration clauses, and excessive late-fee provisions are all common findings.
What if I'm in an emergency situation (eviction notice, lockout)?+
Stop and call your local tenant-rights legal aid. Free help exists in most cities. PrimeDeck is good for everyday lease review and dispute documentation; it isn't a substitute for an attorney when the clock is running.