Building your rental history is free,. Tenants and landlords pay only to share their score — with a one-time pass, not a subscription.
For when you're applying right now.
Covers a full housing search, start to finish.
Always ready — share on a moment's notice.
Agencies pay per landlord client under management — never per property, per tenancy, or per team member. Volume discounts apply automatically as your client list grows.
Every client beyond a tier is billed at the lower rate — no plan switching, no surprises.
Because sharing your score matters at a specific moment — when you're applying for a new place. You shouldn't pay in the months in between. Buy a pass when you need it; it simply ends when it ends. There is no auto-renew and nothing to cancel.
While your pass is active, your share links work: anyone you've given a link to can open your live trust report. When the pass expires, the links pause — nothing is deleted, and your history keeps building for free. Buy a new pass and the same links work again.
Never. Viewing is free and doesn't even require an account. You choose who gets the link; whoever holds it sees a minimal, privacy-preserving report — a score band and pass/fail factors, no documents or personal details.
Create your free account, build your history, and head to Profile → Billing & subscription in the app when you're ready to share. Passes are per account and activate immediately.
Agencies pay a small monthly fee for each landlord client under management — there is no charge per property, per tenancy, or per team member. Discounts apply automatically as your client list grows: each client beyond a volume tier is billed at the lower rate. Everything arrives as one monthly invoice for the whole workspace.
No — and that's the point. The score reflects verified rental history only, and it cannot be bought, boosted, or edited for money. That's what makes it worth trusting when someone sees yours.
Create a free account today — pay only on the day you actually need to share.
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