For apartment communities and the teams that market them
See your leasing site the way renters do.
Lookful checks community websites for the barriers renters run into, from floor plan search to the Apply button, and shows how each listing presents rent and fees.
Free for 14 days on one site. No card, nothing to install.
The Linden
Unit 214
2 bed, 2 bath, 1,104 sq ft
$1,895/mo
*Additional fees may apply.
Required monthly fees, found on the fees page
Trash and valet+$35
Pest control+$5
Amenity fee+$50
Smart home package+$40
Total monthly price$2,025/mo
No fees shown before Apply
Three places renters get stuck.
A prospect searches, tours, then applies. Lookful follows the same path on every community site, on top of its standard accessibility and privacy checks.
Search floor plans
Filters for beds, price and move-in date often update the results without telling screen reader users anything changed. Lookful tests the filters with a keyboard and a screen reader’s view of the page, and checks contrast on prices and buttons.
Tour the community
Interactive site maps, 3D tours and chat widgets come from vendors. Lookful opens them the way a visitor would, reports what blocks a keyboard or screen reader, and names the vendor the issue belongs to.
Apply and pay
Apply and pay-rent buttons usually hand off to a leasing platform. Lookful tells you which flows it couldn’t check because they live on another site, and what to ask that vendor for.
Is your $1,895 really $1,895?
Fee transparency insights, an add-on at $10 per site per month.
Lookful reads how every page presents rent and fees, including inside leasing widgets, and quotes each place a listing may leave out mandatory fees.
All-in pricing means showing the total monthly price, including mandatory fees, wherever rent is advertised. It’s the practice the FTC’s 2025 order against Greystar set out, and several states now have total-price rules of their own.
Starting at $1,895/mo
Rent advertised without the total monthly price, including mandatory fees.
Additional fees may apply.
Fine print that says fees exist without saying which ones or how much.
Amenity fee (see office)
Fees named without an amount or how it’s worked out.
Monthly fees: trash, pest, tech
Fees listed without saying which are required.
6 weeks free on 14-month leases!
Specials stated only against base rent, with no total or net price.
Apply now
Rent and an Apply button, but no fees on the page or linked from it.
Insight, not a verdict. Fee findings never change your risk score and never say a listing is or isn’t legal. Review the rules that apply to your properties with counsel.
Built for a portfolio, priced per community.
49 per site per month, or $490 a year. Fee transparency insights add $10 per site per month.
- Every community in one place
- Group sites by owner, region or brand, and compare their risk scores side by side to see which needs attention first.
- Scans on your schedule
- Weekly or monthly scans, with an email when each one finishes and what changed since the last.
- Reports for owners and vendors
- A PDF report per scan, issues grouped by type with the fix, and the vendor named when the problem is in their widget.
- An honest statement
- Draft an accessibility statement from the latest scan that lists known problems instead of claiming the site is perfect.
Questions from property teams.
More on apartment community checks and every check.
Will Lookful make our sites ADA compliant?
No tool can promise that, and Lookful never says so. It finds a large share of real barriers, labels what needs a person to judge, lists what it couldn’t check, and shows the fix for each issue. Your team or your web vendor makes the changes.
Do we have to add a widget or script to our sites?
No. Lookful visits your pages from outside, like a renter would. There’s nothing to install, and it never adds an overlay to your site.
Which fee rules does it check against?
Fee transparency insights compare each listing with all-in pricing practice: the total monthly price, including mandatory fees, wherever rent is advertised. That’s what the FTC’s 2025 order against Greystar set out, and several states have total-price rules of their own. Findings are insight for your review, not legal advice.
Our websites are built by a vendor. Is Lookful still useful?
Yes. Reports name the vendor behind each widget and say what to ask for, so you can send your website provider a specific list instead of a vague request.
Check one community free for 14 days.
Add a site, confirm you manage it, and see your first results in minutes. No card needed.