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Check if your rent deserves a closer look
For renters in the Netherlands. Enter your address and basic rent to screen for possible rent red flags using available public housing data.
- Uses available Dutch housing data
- Shows what is missing
- Gives practical next steps
- Built for renters and expats
Check your rent
Takes about 30 secondsEnter your address, rent and contract date. We’ll check the rest where possible.
Uses available Dutch housing data where possible, including BAG, EP-Online and public WOZ lookup.
How it works
Enter your address and rent
We enrich the address with available public data
You get a clear red-flag screening and next steps
What the result flags mean
HuurCheck gives an indicative signal based on the data it could use. Here is what each result means.
Strong red flag means the entered rent appears high compared with the signals HuurCheck could verify. It does not mean the rent is officially illegal, but it is a strong reason to ask for the puntentelling or use the official Huurcommissie rent check.
Needs closer check means there are warning signals or missing details that make a closer review useful. Ask for the rent breakdown or puntentelling if you want to understand the rent better.
No obvious red flag means HuurCheck did not find a clear warning signal in the available data. It does not mean the rent is officially correct or legally approved.
Not enough verified data means HuurCheck could not verify enough property data to give a useful signal. You can still ask the landlord for the puntentelling or complete missing information manually.
About confidence
Confidence shows how complete and reliable the available data was. Missing living area, energy label, contract date or other important information can lower confidence.