Amsterdam's housing crisis not only makes finding a place challenging but also exposes tenants to potential exploitation due to a lack of knowledge and experience. The scramble for housing often leads tenants to overlook or accept incorrect, unfair, or downright illegal terms, such as multiple temporary contracts, a practice prohibited by Dutch law. This leads to over 70% of Amsterdam students paying more rent than legally allowed.

That’s where TenantHero steps in, implementing AI into contract analysis to boost knowledge and confidence of tenants in the housing market. The platform proves invaluable, particularly for non-Dutch speakers, expats, and international students who often navigate the housing market under stress, time constraints, and language barriers. By empowering renters through knowledge, TenantHero contributes to a more equitable and transparent rental landscape, fostering a community that is aware of its rights and can confidently navigate the housing market.

How do they work?

Users can upload their rental contracts, either before or after signing, for analysis. TenantHero utilizes a cutting-edge AI model complemented by manual reviews to scrutinize the contract intricacies, examining the legality of the tenancy agreements. The result is a concise infographic that distils key information, highlights potential issues, and outlines necessary next steps to address invalid clauses. This infographic is then sent to users, offering them a clear understanding of their rental agreement. The service charges users per contract, and pricing depends on the user group, offering discounts to students and partnerships to other businesses.

Get in touch

Interested in working with TenantHero or strengthening their team? In addition to financial support, there is a particular need for technical expertise. Follow TenantHero on Instagram and LinkedIn and reach out via their general email address or contact them directly:

Lara Van Daalen (Co-founder)
Natali Petrás (Co-founder)