How it works
Five steps from lease template to a compliance report and a recommended lease. No legal background needed.
Upload your lease template
Upload the residential lease you use today — a stock form bought online or at an office supply store, or your own modified version of one.
We check it against Colorado rules
LeaseCheck reads your template and checks it against Colorado landlord-tenant compliance rules — deposits, fees, notice requirements, prohibited clauses, and more.
Get your compliance report
A plain-English report: which clauses were flagged, why, and what Colorado rule they touch.
Get your recommended lease
Alongside the report, a corrected version of your template with the flagged clauses fixed — ready to use on your next signing or renewal.
Optional: send it to an attorney
If your situation calls for a legal opinion, send your original lease and the recommended lease to a licensed attorney in the LeaseCheck Attorney Network.
Common questions
How long does it take? +
Most reports and recommended leases are generated shortly after you upload your template. You do not need to schedule anything.
Do I need to understand legal language? +
No. The report and the recommended lease are both written in plain English, with the reasoning behind each change.
What kind of leases work? +
Colorado residential leases — stock forms bought online or at an office supply store, blank templates from legal-forms sites, and your own modified versions of those.
Questions about how it works? Just call.
Della answers our line 24/7 — she's our AI assistant, and yes, she actually knows the answers. Which option fits, how the compliance check and corrected lease work, what it costs — real answers in about two minutes, no hold music.
Call 720-543-3199Recorded line · No pressure, ever · Or email support@coloradoleasecheck.com