LexiRent

Based on Spain's Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos (LAU)

Is your rental contract legal?Find out in 2 minutes.

Upload your contract and an AI specialized in Spain's LAU reviews its clauses and the rent price. Instant free report, no appointment needed, and your contract is never kept anywhere.

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Confidence score62/100

Deposit higher than legal limit

LAU art. 36

Property tax passed on to tenant

LAU art. 20

+7 more clauses in the full report

How it works

From upload to report, with no friction and no waiting.

1. Upload your contract

PDF or photos of the contract. No account or card needed — just upload the file.

2. The AI analyzes it

We compare each clause against the LAU and current regulations, and check whether your rent price is fair for your area.

3. Get your report

Instant score and key alerts, free. Unlock the full report for €7.99 with the detail of every clause.

What we detect

Some of the most common clauses we find in real rental contracts in Spain.

  • Deposit higher than legally allowed

    LAU art. 36
  • Costs passed on that are the landlord's responsibility (property tax, community fees)

    LAU art. 20
  • Abusive or miscalculated rent update clauses

    LAU art. 18
  • Disproportionate penalties for early termination

    LAU art. 11
  • Contract duration or renewal terms that violate the LAU

    LAU art. 9
  • Waiver of the tenant's non-waivable rights

    LAU art. 6

Speed

Minutes, not days. No appointment or law-firm waiting times.

Cost

From €7.99, versus hundreds of euros for a one-off legal consultation.

Privacy

Your contract is deleted automatically. We don't share it or keep it longer than necessary.

Clarity

Every flagged clause includes the exact legal article and a plain-language explanation.

Simple pricing, no surprises

No subscription. You pay once, when you decide you want the full report.

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  • 1-2 key alerts
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The full legal detail so you know exactly what you're dealing with.

  • Every flagged clause
  • The exact legal article for each one
  • Plain-language explanation
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Frequently asked questions

What people usually want to know before uploading their contract.

Is analysing my rental contract really free?
Yes. You upload the contract and get the confidence score and the main alerts instantly, without paying or signing up. You only pay €7.99 — a single payment, no subscription — if you decide to unlock the full report with every clause and its article of the LAU.
Do you store my rental contract?
No longer than strictly necessary. We use the contract solely to generate your report, and it is deleted automatically from our servers within a few days. We don't share it with third parties beyond the AI engine that processes it, and you don't need an account to use it.
Does this replace a lawyer?
No. LexiRent is an informational tool that helps you understand what your contract says and which articles of the LAU may be at stake. It is not legal advice and does not replace a qualified lawyer's opinion on your specific case, especially if you intend to file a claim or go to court.
What contract formats can I upload?
A PDF, or photos of the contract taken with your phone. If the contract is scanned or photographed, make sure the full text of every page is legible: the better the image, the more reliable the analysis.
Which clauses does the analysis detect?
The ones that keep showing up in real Spanish contracts: deposits above the legal maximum, costs passed on to the tenant that belong to the landlord such as property tax (IBI) or building fees, miscalculated or abusive rent updates, disproportionate early-termination penalties, and waivers of rights the LAU declares non-waivable.
Which legislation is the analysis based on?
Mainly Spain's rental law (LAU) and Law 12/2023 on the right to housing, which introduced rent-stressed market areas and the new rent update index. Every flagged clause cites the exact legal article so you can verify it yourself.

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