Rental Listing Description Examples, Graded Out of 100
Paste the listing you are about to publish. You get a score out of 100, the must-have facts you left out, and a rewritten headline and description.
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Must-have facts
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Rewritten listing
Headline
Description
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Eleven facts, in the order renters ask for them
The grader reads your own text, not a sample. It names the facts you left out and rewrites the headline and the description around the ones you did state.
A rental listing description that states all eleven plainly almost never produces the repeat-question inbox, which is the entire reason this tool exists. Your text is sent to a language model with these eleven facts as the rubric, and the result comes back as structured data. Nothing you paste is stored, and the rewrite never invents a number: a missing fact comes back as a bracketed placeholder for you to fill in.
- 01 Monthly rent
- 02 Security deposit
- 03 Lease term
- 04 Availability date
- 05 Bedrooms and bathrooms
- 06 Square footage
- 07 Utilities included
- 08 Parking
- 09 Pet policy
- 10 Laundry
- 11 Application process
The grader is rate limited to a handful of runs per hour per visitor. On a paid plan it runs on every listing automatically.
What a weak rental listing description costs you
A thin listing does not fail quietly. It converts into messages, and every message is a reply you have to write before anyone has even seen the unit.
As written
"2 bedroom apartment available. Nice quiet building, close to shops and the bus line. Recently painted. Call or message for more info. Serious inquiries only."
What it costs, in questions
- How much is the rent?
- When is it available?
- Do you allow pets?
- Is laundry in the unit?
Four questions, asked by everyone, forever.
What the grader returns
2 Bed Apartment, Freshly Painted, Steps From the Bus Line
A freshly painted two bedroom apartment in a quiet building, close to local shops and on a direct bus route. Rent is [add monthly rent] a month with a [add deposit] deposit, available from [add date] on a [add lease term] lease. [Add bathroom count], [add square footage], [add utilities], [add parking], [add laundry], [add pet policy]. To apply, [add application process].
The placeholders are the point. The grader never invents a rent, a date or an amenity: it shows you exactly which blanks are costing you the replies.
More on writing the listing itself in how to advertise rental property, and on where to publish it in the best apartment listing sites guide.