Every site, one search
StreetEasy, Zillow, Apartments.com, HotPads and Craigslist, checked twice a day and deduplicated — the same apartment posted four times is one card, not four tabs.
NYC apartments go in a day. So will you.
DamnLease watches every listing site at once, scores each place against what you actually want, and drafts the message that gets you the viewing — so the search stops living in twelve browser tabs.
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A pipeline, not a pile of tabs
One keystroke files each place — interested, contacted, tour booked, seen, applied. The board chases silence for you, so nothing rots in a tab you forgot.
Text the agent in one tap
The message is already written — the apartment, your move-in, the ask. Add a number you dug up yourself and the text button appears next to it.
Tours land on your calendar
One click puts the viewing in Google Calendar or an invite file — with the rent, the score, your notes and the agent's number for when you're at the door.
Compare, then commit
Decision night puts your finalists side by side — rent, true monthly, cash to move in — with the best value marked in every row and your own notes beside them.
“Why not just use Zillow?”
Because Zillow is a catalog, and the hunt isn't browsing — it's texting agents, booking tours, comparing finalists and racing other applicants. That part currently lives in twelve tabs, a group chat and a spreadsheet. That part is DamnLease.
Every site at once
StreetEasy, Zillow, Apartments.com, HotPads and Craigslist, deduplicated — in NYC no single site has the inventory.
Listing sites: One site's slice of the marketWhat it really costs
Concessions spread over the lease, fees amortized, cash to move in — and whether your income clears the 40× rule.
Listing sites: The asking rentA price check with teeth
Every listing measured against its own comps, with a ready-to-send negotiation script — or a warning to move fast instead.
Listing sites: “Contact agent”The building's record
Open HPD violations, bedbug filings and the block's 311 noise complaints, from city data.
Listing sites: The listing's own photosA pipeline that chases
Every place you pursue tracked from first text to signed lease; silence gets flagged and follow-ups draft themselves.
Listing sites: Browser tabs and memoryA crew, not a group chat
One shared board with your roommate or family — tours, videos from viewings, and who's on point for which agent.
Listing sites: Forwarded links
Zillow shows you apartments. DamnLease wins you one.
Hunt as a team
Moving in with someone? Share one pipeline and split who talks to which agent. Living alone? Let your friends and family scout — every find carries their name, and the final say stays yours.