Rent comparisons for renters
Real rents. More equal footing.
See how your rent stacks up against reported rents nearby, in one comparison receipt.
Inside the comparison
A listing tells you the asking rent. Not the whole story.
What people actually signed for is harder to see. Rent Receipt brings renter-reported rents into the comparison, so your monthly payment has some context.
The receipt, in three parts
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Your rent
The monthly payment you want to put in perspective.
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Reported rents nearby
The other side of the comparison: rents reported by renters nearby, rather than just advertised listings.
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Your comparison receipt
A view of how your rent stacks up. Something concrete behind “Am I overpaying?”
The comparison reflects reported rents nearby—not every lease in your neighbourhood.
The reason it exists
Run by Kevyn.
The biggest monthly payment you make shouldn’t be the hardest to compare.
Kevyn started Rent Receipt to address a simple imbalance: landlords see the comparisons; renters see a listing. The idea is to give renter-reported evidence a place on the other side of that conversation.
Renter access
Put your rent in perspective.
Access to a rent comparison receipt showing how your rent compares with reported rents nearby.
$1.99
Renter access
