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Your landlord's attorney read this lease. Now you can too.

Upload your lease and tell us what you want answered. You get the changes to make, what each one is worth, and the exact language to send your landlord. $75, emailed in about 3 minutes.

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  • A verdict, and answers to the questions you type
  • 22 lease terms checked against market
  • Every problem priced in dollars, with its section and page
  • Replacement language, plus a fallback for each
  • A “Requested lease changes” PDF to send your landlord
  • Contradictions, rent schedule and key dates

If the report misses a material term that's clearly in your lease, we rerun it free. Questions? Reply to your report email; Conner reads every one.

What's in the report

Every finding points to the section and page of your lease it comes from.

Verdict

Sign, negotiate, or walk away, plus answers to the questions you typed when you uploaded.

Rent and key dates

Your rent and escalations, and the notice deadlines you can’t afford to miss.

CAM charges

Whether charges are capped, what’s included, and your exposure if they’re not controlled.

Personal guarantee

What you’re personally liable for, whether there’s a burn-off, and whether it survives a sale.

Contradictions

Places where the lease says two different things, plus the terms that are already fine.

Changes to make

Ranked by dollars at stake, each with contract-ready language and a fallback.

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Something you can send

A chat reply isn’t a document. You get a structured review plus a changes PDF ready to forward to your landlord or broker.

The same 22 checks, every time

Uncapped CAM, holdover, guarantee burn-offs and more, against market terms. Every quote is checked against your lease.

Traps get flagged

If a lease hides text meant to steer an AI review, the report quotes it in a warning and reviews the lease honestly anyway.

LeaseLens is an informational review, not legal advice. For major lease decisions, consult a licensed real estate attorney.