Get your listing leased with easy tenant screening
Make physical paperwork a thing of the past. Powered by TransUnion, top-rated online screening with RentSpree is easy, fast, and free for agents and landlords.
Level up the way you look
at applicants
Send screening requests faster
It takes two minutes. Sign up, set up, share, and watch completed submissions come straight to your RentSpree dashboard.
Created for busy professionals
Access everything you need with a centralized dashboard and mobile-friendly reports. Screen from your desk or on-the-go.
Keep sensitive information secure
Our platform uses best-in-class security protocols to lend peace of mind and reduce risk.
Results you can trust
Feel assured with reliable, comprehensive screening reports. Easily identify qualified tenants and make confident leasing decisions.
Screen and lease with confidence
Credit report
Review a credit score and history, including payments, trade lines, inquiries, collections, and more.
Background check
Rest easy and reduce risk of criminal activities with a complete picture of your applicant.
Eviction history
Access any eviction-related proceedings with resources from over 25 million records across the United States.
Income verification
Choose a tenant you can trust with bank-verified proof of income and employment.
Get the full picture on
your applicants
What our customers
are saying
RentSpree is my favorite tool to screen tenants for my clients and myself as a landlord.
Excellent resource for credit and background checks. The tenant fills out the information, and literally moments later, the report is delivered. I highly recommend this fantastic product!
Reports are accurate, detailed and provide both parties with required rental, credit and background history.
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RentSpree Pricing: Screen with confidence
Comprehensive application packages
Credit report, background check, and eviction history are provided by TransUnion. These reports are subject to laws and regulations that are subject to laws and regulations that may limit information reported, screening fee amount, and when criminal and eviction reports are released. Learn more about TransUnion’s criminal background check and screening restrictions.
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Frequently asked questions
After setting up your free tenant screening account, we’ll provide you with an application link (or ApplyLink) to distribute to prospective tenants. When applicants receive this link, they can complete a rental application, which will generate their tenant screening reports. For step-by-step instructions on using RentSpree's tenant screening service, please visit our Support Center.
Yes! If you’re unsure of the property address or want to set up a screening link in advance, simply select the “Screen without Property” option to skip the address input.
Yes! When you’re selecting reports, check the box for "Application only."
This is a type of credit score that is specifically designed for tenant screening services from TransUnion. Here are some reasons that a TransUnion ResidentScore is the way to go:
- The ResidentScore uses, at a minimum, the same information that's factored for a FICO Score or any other credit score.
- The ResidentScore analyzes resident records and uses additional rental data tailored for resident screening and rental history, so it’s a better predictor of rental outcomes.
- Traditional credit scores are used to predict the outcome of a loan, not rental performance.
- The ResidentScore is designed specifically for tenant verification by TransUnion.
- The ResidentScore uses a traditional 350-850 range, so it’s easy to interpret.
Tenant screening reports expire after 30 days. This is in accordance with TransUnion regulations to protect the applicant's data. For this reason, we allow you to print or save tenant screening reports as a PDF within those 30 days. Learn more about successful tenant screening for real estate agents and landlords.
