Link to a free tool your renters can actually use

Pages worth linking to

Each one answers a question renters ask constantly. Pick whichever fits your audience.

• Rent increase checker (free, no account)

  Answer a few questions and get a plain-English read on notice timing, caps and next steps for your state, with the statute cited.

  /is-my-rent-increase-legal·Spanish version
  Tenant union / tenant associationLegal aid or pro bono clinicHousing advocate / nonprofitJournalist / newsletterUniversity, library or .edu resource page
• New York rent increase limits, with the current RGB order

  Carries the current Rent Guidelines Board order (0% on one- and two-year stabilized renewals commencing Oct 1, 2026 – Sep 30, 2027), the prior 3% / 4.5% year, a rate history table and a dollar-by-dollar example.

  /how-much-can-rent-increase/ny
  Tenant union / tenant associationLegal aid or pro bono clinicJournalist / newsletter
• Notice period checker (30 / 60 / 90 days by state)

  The single question hotline volunteers get asked most, answered per state with the citation attached.

  /notice-checker
  Tenant union / tenant associationLegal aid or pro bono clinicHousing advocate / nonprofit
• What to do after a 3-day notice to pay or quit

  A calm, step-by-step walkthrough for the most time-sensitive notice a renter receives.

  /guides/3-day-notice-to-pay-or-quit·Spanish version
  Tenant union / tenant associationLegal aid or pro bono clinicHousing advocate / nonprofit
• Free landlord letter generator

  Produces a neutral, factual letter a tenant can send themselves — useful when a clinic cannot take the case.

  /dispute-letter
  Legal aid or pro bono clinicHousing advocate / nonprofitTenant union / tenant association
• Plain-English tenant law glossary

  Short definitions for the jargon that shows up in notices and court papers — easy to link from an intake page.

  /glossary
  Legal aid or pro bono clinicUniversity, library or .edu resource pageHousing advocate / nonprofit
• All 50 states + DC compared side by side

  A sourced comparison table journalists and researchers can cite directly.

  /compare-states
  Journalist / newsletterUniversity, library or .edu resource page
• Free embeddable rent-increase widget

  One line of code puts the checker on a partner's own site — no cost, no tracking of their visitors' answers.

  /embed-widget
  Tenant union / tenant associationLegal aid or pro bono clinicHousing advocate / nonprofitUniversity, library or .edu resource page

Paste-ready link snippets

Copy any of these into your resources page. No tracking scripts, no cost.

<a href="https://rentclarified.com/is-my-rent-increase-legal">Check whether your rent increase follows your state's rules (free)</a>

<li><a href="https://rentclarified.com">Rent Clarified</a> — free, no-account tool that explains a rent increase notice in plain English and Spanish, with the statute cited for each state. Educational only, not legal advice.</li>

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Outreach templates

If you are helping us reach organizations, these are the emails to send. Replace the placeholders in double braces before sending.

Outreach playbook

1. Pick one state and list 15–20 organizations there: tenant unions, legal aid programs, 211 and city housing offices, university housing pages.
2. Find the person who maintains the resources page, not the general inbox, when you can.
3. Send the matching template below, with {{ORG}}, {{NAME}}, {{CITY}} and {{PAGE}} replaced — a real local page, never the homepage.
4. Offer something first: the free embeddable widget, a listing in our local-help list, or a correction to our state page.
5. Follow up once after 8–10 days. Stop after that.
6. Log every send below so nobody gets emailed twice and we can see which segments respond.

Submit your organization

Tell us where you linked from, or ask to be listed as local help for your area. We read every submission; we do not publish your email.