Paperwork every landlord needs, without the sign-up wall. Each tool builds its PDF inside your browser — your tenants' names and your rent figures never reach our servers.
The standard 11-month Indian rent agreement, filled in from your details. Works for a house, flat, room, shop or showroom, with lock-in, notice period and your own special conditions.
Make an agreement →A numbered rent receipt for an HRA claim or your own records — amount written out in words, landlord PAN where it is needed, and a revenue-stamp box for cash payments.
Make a receipt →A proper written notice that the rent is changing — present rent, revised rent, the date it takes effect, and an acknowledgement slip for the tenant to sign and return.
Write the letter →Ending a tenancy, from either side. Counts the notice period from the date served, states what happens to the deposit, and asks for a joint inspection at handover.
Make a notice →We make Landlord, a rent-management app for Indian landlords. Someone searching for a rent agreement format at eleven at night has a problem we can solve in two minutes, and we would rather solve it than put it behind an install. If the app turns out to be useful to you afterwards, good — and if not, the PDF is still yours.
These pages have no server component. The forms run entirely in your browser, and the PDF is assembled there too, using the same layout code as the app's own documents. That is not a promise about our data handling you have to take on trust — there is simply no request being made. You can open your browser's network tab and watch nothing happen.
These are standard templates, not documents drafted for your situation. They are unstamped and unregistered when they come out of the generator, and stamp duty and registration rules differ by State. For a long, high-value or commercial tenancy, have a lawyer read the agreement before anyone signs it.