First-hand evidence
Rents come from tenants reporting what they pay, not from scraped listings.
Rentnama Guide
How Rentnama works
The honest version, in plain language. See where every rent figure comes from, what stays private and what Rentnama can—and cannot—tell you.
Rentnama in one minute
Three ideas run through the whole product
Context before certainty
Counts, dates and ranges stay beside the number so thin evidence looks thin.
Useful without exposure
Place facts can be public while contact details and private units stay protected.
All chapters
Find the part you need
Start here
What Rentnama is, where its information comes from and how to read it.
Rent data
How first-hand reports become building and area rent figures.
- Share your rentWhat a rent report asks for, what becomes public and how account attribution works.
- How buildings are matchedWhy spelling differences can join while genuinely different places stay separate.
- How rents are calculatedThe rules behind reported rents, medians, ranges and filtered market pages.
- Freshness and confidenceHow report count, age and disagreement affect the language shown beside a figure.
Explore
Search, maps, filters and public rent guides.
Community
Questions, replies, voting, review and moderation.
Rentnama Next
Homes that may become available through the current resident.
- Find a home on NextBrowse homes that current residents expect to leave and understand what availability means.
- Pass on your homeHow a verified resident can publish, update, pause or withdraw an upcoming home.
- Connect and share contactWhat happens after a renter asks to connect and when contact details become visible.
Account and privacy
Sign-in, public identity and information that stays private.
Tools
Practical renter tools and what they do with your information.
Reference
Plain meanings for the words and labels used across Rentnama.