Rent Reset turns an address and a unit type into a suggested rent range backed by comparable leases and neighborhood rent history. No more gut feel at renewal time.
Launching for NYC landlords first. Early access members get their first report free.
Built for landlords who set their own rents. Here is how Rent Reset will work at launch:
Property address, unit type, and current rent. That is the whole intake.
Comparable units leased nearby, historical asking rents for the micro-neighborhood, and rent movement by unit type, drawn from our listing-history database.
A suggested rent range with the comparable leases behind it, plus a market-position read: underpriced, at market, or overpriced.
Tracking subscribers get rent-change alerts when the local market moves, so the next renewal is never a surprise.
An annual reset reminder lands before your lease renewals with a fresh market read, so pricing stays current year after year.
The data behind one rent decision.
Concept illustration. Product in development.
The incumbent is asking the neighbor what they charge. Rent Reset beats it with evidence.
Every suggested range cites the comparable leases behind it: unit type, distance, lease date, and rent. You see the evidence, not a black box number.
Our listing-history database tracks how rents moved by neighborhood and unit type over time. A new entrant can scrape today; they cannot backfill years of history.
Each report reads your current rent against the market: underpriced, at market, or overpriced. One month of vacancy at New York rents costs more than years of Rent Reset.
Tracking subscribers get alerts when the local market shifts, so renewal pricing reflects this year's market, not last year's memory.
A reset reminder lands before your renewals with a fresh market read. The landlords who reprice every year earn more than the ones who set and forget.
Portfolio subscribers track up to 25 units with a rent roll summary: which units are underpriced and by how much, ranked by upside.
One vacant month costs more than years of Rent Reset. Annual plans are two months free.
Cancel anytime from Settings, then Billing, or by emailing hello@getrentreset.com. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your billing period. Monthly plans are not prorated on cancellation. Annual plans are refundable within the first 30 days.
No. Rent Reset provides market data: comparable leases, historical rents, and suggested ranges. It does not provide legal advice. Questions about rent stabilization, rent control, or any regulated tenancy require an attorney.
A proprietary database of scraped rental listings and their history, built and maintained by Rent Reset. Every report cites the comparable leases behind its range, so you can verify the evidence yourself.
New York City at launch, where listing density is highest. Coverage expands market by market as the listing-history database grows. The waitlist page will show current coverage by neighborhood.
Those are consumer estimates with no cited evidence and no workflow around them. Rent Reset is built for the landlord's pricing decision: cited comps, a market-position read, alerts when the market moves, and a yearly reset reminder.
The report shows market rents for comparable units, which is useful context for any landlord. Allowable rent under stabilization is a legal question for your attorney; Rent Reset does not determine it.
Launching for NYC landlords first. Join the waitlist and your first report is free.
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