AI Lease Analyzer — Understand Your Lease Before You Sign
A lease is usually the biggest thing a renter signs all year. Lease Shield reads yours and lays out the money, the dates, and the rules in plain sentences.
Private • Fast • Plain-English results — informational only, not legal advice
What Lease Shield pulls out of your lease
- Monthly rent, when it is due, and any grace period
- Security deposit amount and what the lease says can be deducted
- Lease start and end dates
- Late fees and how quickly they apply
- Which utilities you pay and which the landlord pays
- Pet rules, pet rent, and pet deposits
- Renewal terms and whether it renews automatically
- Notice requirements for moving out or renewing
- Move-out condition and cleaning requirements
- Early termination — what the lease says it costs to leave
- Landlord entry rights and the notice the lease requires
- Repair and maintenance responsibilities — yours and the landlord's
- Subletting, roommate, and guest rules
- Rent increases written into the lease or a renewal term
- Other charges: parking, storage, amenity, or admin fees
Only what your lease actually says
The analyzer does not fill in typical numbers or guess at local rules. If your lease does not state a figure, the report says it was not found in the document. Every important finding shows the sentence it came from so you can check it.
The terms renters most often miss
- The notice deadline for moving out — often 30 or 60 days before the end date
- Automatic renewal that starts a whole new term
- Cleaning and carpet charges taken from the deposit
- Who pays for repairs under a certain dollar amount
- Rules about guests, subletting, and roommates
What it does not do
It does not tell you whether to sign, whether a term is legal in your state, or whether your landlord is treating you fairly. It explains the document and gives you better questions to ask.
Privacy
You do not need an account. Your lease is used to produce your report, and it is only stored if you choose to save it after signing in.
Lease in hand?
Upload the PDF or photograph the pages and get your report in about a minute.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it work for apartment leases and house rentals?
- Yes — residential leases, renewals, and addenda. You can also upload a lease you already signed to understand what you agreed to.
- Can it tell me if my rent is too high?
- No. It reports the rent and charges written in your lease. It does not compare prices or judge the market.
- Will it tell me my rights as a tenant?
- No. Tenant rights depend on your state and city. The report explains your document and suggests questions; for rights questions, contact a local tenant resource or attorney.
- What happens to my document?
- Your file is sent for analysis and the report is shown back to you. Nothing is saved to an account unless you choose to save it, and saving requires signing in. You can read the details on our privacy page.
How your document is handled
- No account is required to run a review.
- Your document is used to produce your report — it is not sold or published.
- Reports and files are only stored in an account if you choose to save them after signing in.
- Full details are in our privacy policy.
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ShieldMyDoc provides AI-powered document analysis and educational information. It does not provide legal, financial, medical, or other licensed professional advice, and AI analysis can be incomplete or wrong. For an important decision, talk with a qualified professional.
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