Monelo reads your lease and the law where you live, then tells you what to do — before you sign, before you reply, before they get away with it.
Your deposit can be held up to 60 days, and late fees aren't capped. Most of the rest is standard.
Every renter ends up Googling some version of these. Monelo answers them with the actual statute, in plain English, with the words to send back.
Upload the lease. Get a verdict, the clauses worth pushing back on, and the wording to send.
Get a read on my lease → Before signingAuto-renewal traps, deposit hold extensions, late-fee structures that don't survive court — flagged before you initial.
Check my lease → In tenancyDepends on the lease type, the state, and how much. We tell you which rule applies to you.
Read the guide → In tenancyMost aren't enforceable. Here's the test courts actually use — and how to push back.
Read the guide → In tenancyIn most states, no. State-by-state entry-notice rules, with the statute that lets you say so.
Read the guide → In tenancyAbout 10 states require "just cause." We tell you whether yours is one of them.
Read the guide → After moving outThe deadline, the documentation, and the treble-damages provisions most renters don't know about.
Read the guide → When it goes wrongAlmost never. Self-help eviction is illegal in nearly every state — and the penalties are steep.
Read the guide →Upload, wait, read. The same way you'd hand a lease to a friend who happens to be a tenant lawyer — except they finish before your coffee gets cold.
Drop in the PDF and tell us where you live.
Every clause checked against local tenant law and thousands of standard leases.
Plain-English flags, questions for your landlord, and a ready-to-send email.
You can. People do. But here's what's different about getting it from us, said plainly:
The difference isn't the model — it's everything around it: the curated tenant-law context we feed it, the structure we force it to produce, and the finished report we hand you.