Pricing
Free to check. $49 if you negotiate.
One price, paid once, and only if the market data supports your case. Here is everything people ask before they check.
- What does it cost?
Checking your increase and the market is free, with no account. If your case qualifies and you choose to negotiate, you pay $49 once for that renewal.
No subscription, and no charge for further rounds, however many it takes.
- What do I get for $49?
Covers one lease renewal negotiation from the first counter through the final outcome.
- Rental market analysis
- Your strongest comparable rentals
- Negotiation leverage score
- Recommended opening counter
- Target settlement range
- Your first message, written for you
- Analysis of every landlord reply
- Recommended counteroffers
- Unlimited negotiation rounds
- Savings tracking
- Final outcome report
- When can I buy it?
Only when the free check finds enough comparable market data to rate your case as a reasonable or strong match. If it does not, we say so and there is nothing to buy.
- How do I know if it's worth it?
Before you pay, the free check shows what the increase costs you over a year and, when the market supports a counter, roughly what negotiating could be worth for your address. You decide with those numbers in front of you. A lower rent is never guaranteed: your landlord decides.
- What if my landlord says no?
You keep going. Paste their reply and CounterRent recommends whether to counter again, ask for other terms, or accept. There is no limit on rounds for this renewal.
- How do I pay, and can I get a refund?
Payment is handled by Stripe; CounterRent never sees your card. Refunds are covered by our refund policy.
- Does CounterRent contact my landlord?
No. You send every message yourself, from your own email or resident portal.
- Is this legal advice?
No. CounterRent provides rental market analysis and negotiation strategy. It is not a law firm and does not advise on whether an increase is lawful.
- What about next year?
Next year's renewal is a new negotiation and a separate purchase. Nothing renews automatically.
More answers in the FAQ.
See whether you have room to negotiate
Enter your current rent and your renewal offer to see what the increase costs over a year, then check comparable rentals near you. Free, with no account. $49 only if your case qualifies and you choose to negotiate.