For apartment buildings & property managers
Your residents already sublet. Make it safe, and make it yours.
Avouch gives residents a clean, paperwork-handled way to sublet: a real agreement, the place documented on the record, and one link that can only ever be claimed once. Instead of the Facebook-and-GroupMe handshake you never see.
Your residents are protected
Every sublet runs on a real, e-signed agreement with the place documented in timestamped move-in photos. A clear record both sides agreed to, instead of a handshake nobody can point back to.
A record when questions come up
When there's a question about how the unit was handed over, there's a dated photo record and a signed agreement to point to, instead of two residents arguing in your inbox.
One sublet, one subletter
A resident sends one link to everyone they are considering, and the first person to finish takes it. Every other link expires on its own, so two people can never both believe they have the same unit and you never have to unpick it.
A sanctioned channel
Give residents one trusted, on-brand way to sublet, with the agreement and the move-in record on file if a question ever comes up.
How it works for your residents
The resident enters the address, the dates, and the rent. Avouch turns the answers into the sublease agreement.
The resident signs first, so what goes out is a real agreement, not a blank form.
The link can go to more than one person. The first to sign gets the place and the other links stop working, so there is never a double booking.
In 24 states, rent moves from one resident's bank to the other's every month, automatically. Move-in photos are saved with the agreement.
Run lease takeovers through your office?
Good — keep doing that. Avouchdoesn't replace your relet or assumption paperwork, and the lease transfer should go through your screening. What your office can't be involved in is the side arrangement between the outgoing and incoming resident: the split month, the credit one of them forgets to mention, the condition of the unit at handoff. Avouch puts that in a signed, dated record — so the informal half of a handoff stops turning into calls to your office later.
Avouch onboards a small number of buildings first, so early partners help shape it. The agreement, e-signature, move-in photo record, and automatic rent collection are all live today.
Residents are going to sublet either way. This is the version with an agreement behind it.
See the resident experience