Compliance-grade, attorney-reviewed

Illuminate your path to compliant renting.

Landlord Almanac gives small landlords a state-law rules engine, an AI legal assistant, and automated documents — the trust-and-accuracy layer between free legal blogs and a $400/hour lawyer.

No spam. Early members lock in launch pricing. Not legal advice.

22M+
independent U.S. landlords
50
state rule sets on the roadmap
$29
per month — one simple plan
Compliance Dashboard
4 properties

3

On track

1

Due soon

0

Overdue

Lease renewal — 22 Pine Ave

Draft ready · e-sign

Deposit return — 14 Oak St

Due in 3 days

Rent-increase notice — Unit 4B

Compliant · 30-day

Free legal info is confusing. Lawyers are expensive. Generic apps skip the law entirely.

Small landlords face real legal exposure — a mistimed notice, an over-held deposit, a non-compliant lease — but can’t justify a retainer for every question. Landlord Almanac is purpose-built for that gap: accuracy you can defend, automation you can trust, and a real attorney when it matters.

Everything in one almanac

Compliance, guidance, and documents — engineered together

Capabilities that share a single source of legal truth, so every alert, answer and document stays consistent with your state’s current law.

The moat

State-Law Rules Engine

A proprietary, attorney-reviewed engine tracks landlord-tenant statutes, notice periods, deposit caps and filing deadlines — versioned and dated so your compliance always reflects current law.

Grounded, not guessing

AI Legal Assistant

Ask a plain-English question and get guidance grounded in your state’s statutes. When a matter exceeds the AI’s scope, it escalates you to a licensed attorney — no guesswork, no dead ends.

From draft to signed

Document Automation & E-Sign

Generate leases, notices and renewals tailored to your jurisdiction, then send them for legally-binding e-signature — all from the same rules engine that powers your alerts.

A lawyer on standby

Attorney Network Marketplace

When you need a human, connect with vetted, licensed attorneys for a consult. Transparent, on-demand, and built into your workflow instead of a frantic Google search.

Never miss a deadline

Compliance Alerts Dashboard

Track deadlines across every property in one view. Proactive alerts warn you before a notice period lapses or a filing is due — so a missed date never becomes a lawsuit.

Manage from anywhere

Built for On-the-Go

Manage properties, sign documents and clear alerts from your phone. A responsive, mobile-first experience for landlords who don’t sit behind a desk.

The trust & accuracy moat

An AI that knows when not to answer.

Giving legal answers is a liability if you get it wrong. So we built the opposite of a chatbot that bluffs. Every response is grounded in a versioned, attorney-reviewed rules engine — and when a question exceeds what the AI should answer, it hands you to a licensed attorney instead of improvising.

  • Every rule is versioned, dated, and attorney-reviewed before it ships
  • The AI cites the statute behind each answer — no black-box guessing
  • Automatic escalation to the Attorney Network for anything out of scope
  • Clear guardrails: guidance and documents, never a substitute for counsel

AI Legal Assistant

Grounded in state statutes · updated 2026

How many days’ notice before I raise rent on a month-to-month tenant?
In Ohio, a month-to-month tenancy requires written notice at least 30 days before the next rent period. I can generate a compliant rent-increase notice for you now.
Source: R.C. § 5321.17 (versioned 2026-06)
Complex eviction question? Escalate to a licensed attorney →
How it works

From confused to compliant in three steps

No legal degree required. Set up once, and let the almanac watch the calendar and the statutes for you.

01

Add your properties & state

Tell us where you rent. The rules engine instantly loads the statutes, deadlines and document requirements for each jurisdiction.

02

Ask, automate & sign

Get answers from the AI assistant, generate state-tailored documents, and collect e-signatures — grounded in current law every time.

03

Stay ahead of every deadline

Your dashboard tracks what’s due and alerts you early. Escalate to an attorney in a click when a matter needs one.

Loved by hands-on landlords

Fewer surprises. Fewer lawyers. More sleep.

Sample stories from the kind of small landlords we build for. (Illustrative testimonials.)

I own six units across two states and used to panic every time a tenant mentioned ‘the law.’ Now I check the almanac, generate the right notice, and I’m done in minutes.
MB

Marcus Bell

Owner, 6 units · Ohio & Kentucky

The compliance alerts alone paid for the year. It caught a deposit-return deadline I would have blown — that’s a lawsuit avoided for the price of a lunch.
PN

Priya Nair

Independent landlord · 3 units

As a small management firm, having attorney-reviewed documents and a real lawyer one click away is the trust layer our owners actually wanted.
DW

Dana Whitfield

Founder, Cedar Lane Property Co.

Simple, honest pricing

One premium plan. Priced like a utility, not a lawyer.

Everything you need to stay compliant for less than a single billable hour — with attorney consults available when you want them.

Almanac Pro

For independent landlords

Most popular
$29/ month
State-Law Rules Engine
AI Legal Assistant
Document Automation & E-Sign
Compliance Alerts Dashboard
Unlimited properties
Attorney Network access
Get started — join the waitlist

Attorney consultations billed separately, only when you use them.

For property firms

Onboarding multiple properties

Volume

Discounted per-property pricing as you scale

  • Everything in Almanac Pro
  • Portfolio-wide compliance view
  • Priority attorney routing
  • Bulk document generation
Talk to us about volume
Questions, answered

What landlords ask before they join

Straight answers about accuracy, scope, and what Landlord Almanac is — and isn’t.

No — and we never pretend to be. Landlord Almanac gives you state-specific guidance, deadline tracking, and attorney-reviewed document templates. When a matter truly needs a lawyer, our AI assistant escalates you straight into the Attorney Network. Think of us as the layer between free legal blogs and a $400/hour retainer.

Our proprietary State-Law Rules Engine tracks landlord-tenant statutes, notice periods, deposit caps, and filing deadlines across jurisdictions. Every rule is versioned, dated, and reviewed by licensed attorneys before it powers a document or an alert — so your compliance reflects the law as it stands today, not last year.

We’re rolling out state by state to keep accuracy uncompromising. Join the waitlist with your state and we’ll notify you the moment your jurisdiction’s rules engine goes live. Early members help us prioritize the queue.

Yes. Document Automation assembles leases, pay-or-quit notices, entry notices, and renewals from your property details and your state’s current rules — then routes them through built-in e-signature. Every generated document is grounded in the same rules engine that powers your compliance alerts.

A single plan at $29/month covers the AI Legal Assistant, compliance dashboard, and document automation for your portfolio. Attorney consultations are available as needed through the marketplace. Property-management firms onboarding multiple properties can talk to us about volume pricing.

Your property and tenant details are used only to power your own compliance workflows. We never sell your data, and sensitive documents are encrypted. Full details will be published in our privacy policy at launch.

Stop guessing at the law.
Start renting with confidence.

Join the waitlist and be first when your state’s rules engine goes live. Early members lock in launch pricing.

No spam. Early members lock in launch pricing. Not legal advice.

Landlord Almanac

The compliance-and-AI layer for small landlords. State-specific guidance, automated documents, and a real attorney when you need one.

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Landlord Almanac provides legal information and document automation, not legal advice, and is not a substitute for a licensed attorney.