Built for Alberta landlords
Sign leases — and run the rest of the rental from one place.
Private signing links for tenants, plus properties, deposits, inspections, notices, documents, rent, expenses and tax-year exports built for Canadian landlords.
Write it once
Start from a plain-language Alberta term set, then edit, reorder or add your own clauses.
Send a private link
Your tenant opens it on their phone — no account, no app, no printing.
Get every term agreed
Each term has its own tick box, followed by a typed or drawn signature.
Stay ahead of renewals
Signed copies are stored online and reminders keep lease ends from slipping.
Everything else included
Landlord tools beyond the signature
Once the lease is signed, keep day-to-day Alberta rental ops in the same app — from basement suites to year-end tax export.
Agreements & e-sign
Alberta term templates, private signing links, clause-by-clause acceptance, and PDF copies.
Properties & units
Record house, condo, duplex and more. Split Main and Basement when each has its own tenant.
Security deposit ledger
Trust-style entries for received funds, interest, deductions and returns — with a running balance.
Move-in / move-out inspections
Desktop-friendly checklists and photo uploads. Tenants sign on the web — no phone required.
RTA notices
24-hour entry, rent increase, breach and end-of-tenancy templates, plus an effective-date calendar.
Document vault
Keep insurance, invoices, notices and inspection files with each property.
Rent & receipts
Track what’s due, what’s paid, and attach receipt details per payment.
Expenses & tax year
Categorize costs with GST, then export a T776-oriented summary for Canadian landlords.
Maintenance & reminders
Recurring property tasks and daily email reminders so renewals and due dates don’t slip.
A signing record you can rely on
Every signed agreement keeps the tenant's name, the exact terms they agreed to, the time each term was accepted and their signature image — all in one place you can revisit any time.
LeaseSign helps you organise and sign your own agreements. It isn't legal advice — for questions about the Residential Tenancies Act, speak with a lawyer or Service Alberta.