Report your rent payments to the credit bureaus.
We verify your rent and report it to Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, so the rent you already pay counts toward your goals. See how it works →
Use our simple calculator to discover how much rent history we could report to the credit bureaus.
Reported rent gives lenders the track record they want to see.
On-time rent can count toward the VantageScore 4.0 lenders now accept.
A stronger score can mean approval and a better rate on your next auto loan.
A credit history opens doors, from renting your next place to qualifying for more.
A steady run of on-time rent adds positive history to help move your score forward.
No score yet? Reporting the rent you already pay can create one.
Refund eligibility begins once your rent is first added to your credit report. If you change your mind, let us know within 7 days of being notified that your rent was reported, and we’ll remove your rent history and refund your signup fee.
Verified RentReporters customers, in their own words.
The ones people ask most when they’re working toward a goal.
How do I report my rent payments to the credit bureaus?
You can’t report rent yourself; it has to come from a verified source. Sign up, we confirm your rent with your landlord or through RentCheck, and we report it to Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, usually within days of verification.
How quickly will I see results?
You could see your updated score in as little as 10 days after we verify and report your rent. Look for your rent on your credit report under the name “RR/Residence.” Individual results vary, and a specific score cannot be guaranteed.
Can I report past rent?
Yes. Up to 2 years of past rent per lease (up to 4 years with a second lease) to give your history a head start.
What does it cost to get started?
A one-time $94.95 is due at signup, then $10.95/month once we’re ready to report your rent. SmartPay can split the signup fee into three payments.
Ready when you are
A one-time $94.95 gets you started. SmartPay can split it into three payments.
