A state-compliant residential lease, drafted in plain English, for a flat $49.

Texas requires the landlord to disclose management identification per Tex. Prop. Code §92.201. Florida requires a radon-gas notification. Arizona caps security deposits at 1.5× monthly rent and requires 48-hour notice to enter. Free templates almost never get these right. And $300 per lease is a lot to pay when you have one rental.

LeaseDrafts asks 15 questions, generates a 12-to-15-page lease that actually complies with your state’s landlord-tenant law, and emails it to you as a PDF in about 10 minutes. One-time $49. No accounts, no subscriptions, no upsells.

• A complete residential lease in 12-15 pages, in PDF format, US Letter, ready to print or e-sign in any tool you like.
• State-specific clauses baked in. Mandatory disclosures for your state, security-deposit limits enforced, notice-to-enter language correct, late-fee structures within statutory bounds.
• Plain English where the law allows it. Legal terms only where they carry specific meaning. Your tenant can actually read the document.
• Customized to your inputs. Pet policy, utility inclusions, late fees, special clauses you wrote yourself - all stitched in as proper sections.
• You own the PDF. No DRM, no expiry, no “please log in to download again.” It’s a file. It lives in your inbox.

We’re not the only option. Here’s an honest table - rounded to the typical pricing we’ve seen at the time of writing:

The honest take: if you have a rental in any US state and you just need a compliant lease without signing up for anything, we’re the cheapest path. If you have a portfolio of 20 units and want rent collection plus tenant screening plus accounting, get Avail or TurboTenant. If your situation is unusual and you want a lawyer to draft something bespoke - go to LegalZoom ($150, slow but thorough) or a local attorney.

1. You fill a 6-step form. Property address, parties, term and rent, pet policy, utilities, special clauses. 15 questions total, ~4 minutes.
2. We show you a preview. First four sections of your lease - title, parties, property, term, rent - rendered crisply with your actual data. The remaining 8-10 pages of legal sections are shown blurred behind a paywall.
3. You pay $49 via Stripe. Card or Apple/Google Pay. We never see or store your card number - Stripe handles it.
4. You get the PDF by email within ~10 minutes.Usually faster. From lease@leasedrafts.com. Check spam if it doesn’t arrive within 30 minutes.

If you’re not happy with the lease for any reason, you can get a full refund within 7 days of delivery. We do not require an explanation.

Two ways to request it:

1. Self-serve. On the status page we send you a link to after payment (/success?submission=...), there’s a “Request a refund” button that shows up for 7 days. One click. Stripe issues the refund and emails you confirmation.
2. Email. Reply to your delivery email or write to support@leasedrafts.com with the subject “refund.” A human will issue it within one business day.

Funds typically appear on your card statement within 5-10 business days, depending on your bank. The PDF in your inbox stays - we don’t do clawbacks, that’s petty.

After 7 days the self-serve button disappears, but you can still email support and we’ll work it out case-by-case. We’re a small team and we want you happy more than we want $49.

Adding states based on demand. If you’d use us for your state - send a one-line email to support@leasedrafts.com telling us which state. We prioritize by inbound interest.

• Commercial real estate. Office, retail, warehouse. Different law, different document. Talk to a commercial real estate attorney.
• Multifamily landlords with 50+ units. You probably need rent collection, tenant screening, maintenance ticketing, accounting. Get TurboTenant or AppFolio.
• Furnished short-term rentals (Airbnb, etc.). Those are different agreements and many states regulate them separately.
• Subletting and lease assignment. Those are amendments to an existing lease, not a new lease.