NYC rent, from renters

Are you overpaying rent?

Listings show asking prices. RentScore compares your rent with what tenants report paying in similar NYC apartments.

Free to check. No name, street address, or building name.

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A clearer read on NYC rent

Your neighborhood and apartment details make the comparison more useful.

In the comparison

Monthly rent, neighborhood, bedrooms, building type, and amenities.

Kept out of public results

Your name, street address, building name, and exact rent.

How RentScore works

Compare your rent with similar homes.

A listing is an asking price. A tenant report shows what someone says they actually pay.

Start with your rent
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Add your apartment details

Share your rent, neighborhood, bedrooms, building type, and amenities. We do not ask for your name or street address.

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See how it compares

Your result includes a 0–100 RentScore, an estimated dollar gap, and anonymized comparable rents.

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Choose your next step

Share a card that leaves out your exact rent, or contribute your rent to unlock neighborhood information.

A small comparison set is marked low confidence. When there are fewer than eight similar reports, the search widens beyond your neighborhood.

For your next lease

Start with a free rent check.

If you are renewing soon, a separate downloadable template is available when an offer is listed.

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Straight answers

Your data. Your decision.

    RentScore – Your NYC Rent, Reality Checked