About LeaseSigning

Built for landlords.
In every state.

Generic, one-size-fits-all lease templates fail in housing court. Deposit caps, late fee limits, notice periods, and required disclosures change at every state line — and again at the city line. A lease that ignores those rules is the easiest thing for a tenant's attorney to attack.

Our story

Started in New York. Now in all 50 states.

We began with NYC — the toughest housing court in the country — because if a lease holds up there, it holds up almost anywhere. From that foundation we expanded jurisdiction by jurisdiction, with counsel licensed in each state reviewing every template.

The signing flow, audit trail, and document storage are the same everywhere. The legal substance is tuned to where your rental actually sits.

What we believe

Four principles behind every lease we ship

Jurisdiction first

Every template starts from the state — and where it matters, the city. NYC, San Francisco, Chicago, and Seattle do not get the same lease.

Attorney-reviewed

Counsel licensed in each state reviews the template. When laws change, the template changes — not the other way around.

Verified identity

Government-ID verification on the tenant side, sealed into the audit trail. The signature is tied to a real person, not a free-text name.

Court-ready audit trail

Document hash, IP, device, timestamp, and every action — sealed into a tamper-evident record a judge can actually use.

50

States covered

100%

Attorney-reviewed

From $99

Per year, per plan

Leases per year

Questions, press, or partnerships

We answer every email — typically within one business day.

support@leasesigning.com