Choose Reasier if
- You want a free, browsable list of current rent-stabilized listings.
- You want a morning email of every new listing that matches your filters.
- You want its other free tools, such as a rent-negotiation helper.
RentReboot vs Reasier
Reasier vs RentReboot
Reasier is a free rent-stabilized apartment list and email alert, kept free by moving-company referrals, with a daily digest of all new listings. RentReboot checks 900+ NYC rental sources for any apartment that matches your search, labels likely and verified rent-stabilized listings, and has a free plan and paid plans.
Short answer
Choose Reasier if you want a free rent-stabilized list and email alerts drawn from one major NYC listing site. Choose RentReboot if you want matches from 900+ sources, market-rate apartments in the same search, or texts and an iPhone app.
Last checked October 13, 2026. RentReboot publishes this page and makes RentReboot.
Side-by-side
The facts side by side
| Decision point | RentReboot | Reasier |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Multi-source NYC apartment-alert service | Free rent-stabilized listing alerts, a browsable list and a daily new-listing digest |
| Price | Free plan. Premium $9.99/month billed annually or $19.99 monthly; Max $19.99/month billed annually or $29 monthly. Higher in the iPhone app. | “100% Free Forever”; it says moving-company referrals keep it free |
| Free option | Up to 3 email alerts a day for top matches, with a 3-hour delay on new listings. No text alerts. | Free email alerts and a free daily digest; no paid alert plan found |
| Alert channels | Email on every plan; texts on Premium (1 a day) and Max (unlimited); push notifications in the iPhone app | |
| Listing coverage | 900+ NYC rental sources, including marketplaces, brokerage sites and landlord websites | Its listings link out to one major NYC listing site |
| Cities | Web alerts in 10 markets, including New York City; the iPhone app covers 5 | New York City |
| App | Free iPhone app with push notifications | None found |
| Rent-stabilized support | Likely labels when the building matches NYC rent-stabilization records (a building-level signal), verified labels from listing evidence; alerts can be limited to either | Core focus: flags buildings on the Rent Guidelines Board’s stabilized building lists, prices that end in unusual numbers, and listings that mention stabilization |
| Speed, in its own words | Real-time on Premium and Max; the free plan has a 3-hour delay | Rent-stabilized alerts “within minutes”; the digest arrives every morning |
| Extras | Price-drop alerts (Premium and Max), Upcoming Listings (Max), the rent against the neighborhood median in every alert, and a free rent-stabilized buildings map and Chrome extension | A free rent negotiator that drafts an email to your landlord, and a rental-data API with no published price |
Sources: Reasier homepage, Reasier rent-stabilized list, Reasier daily digest, Reasier rent negotiator, Reasier rental-data API, and RentReboot’s pricing page and App Store listing, all checked October 13, 2026. Links are listed under Sources and scope below.
Choose RentReboot if
- You want listings beyond one site: 900+ NYC sources, including brokerage and landlord websites.
- You want market-rate and stabilized apartments in one search.
- You want real-time texts on Premium and Max, or an iPhone app.
Honest trade-offs
Watch-outs on both sides
Watch-outs: Reasier
- Its listings link out to one major NYC listing site, and its data API describes rental data from that site.
- Its stabilization signals include prices ending in unusual numbers; it says some units in stabilized buildings are market-rate and asks you to verify.
- Email only: we found no text alerts and no app.
Watch-outs: RentReboot
- Real-time alerts and texts cost money: Premium is $9.99/month billed annually or $19.99 monthly, and unlimited texts need Max at $19.99/month billed annually or $29 monthly.
- The free plan sends up to 3 emails a day on a 3-hour delay, and no texts.
- “Likely rent-stabilized” is a building-level signal; request the unit’s rent history before you rely on it.
Want one alert across more sources?
Set your budget, neighborhoods and apartment criteria once. RentReboot monitors 900+ rental sources and sends matching listings by email or SMS.
Questions renters ask
Is Reasier free?
Yes. Its homepage says “100% Free Forever”, and its rent-negotiation page says moving-company referrals keep it free. We found no paid alert plan; it also offers a rental-data API without a published price. Checked October 13, 2026.
What does RentReboot cost?
RentReboot has a free plan: up to 3 email alerts a day for top matches, with a 3-hour delay on new listings. No text alerts. Premium is $9.99/month billed annually ($119.88/year) or $19.99/month billed monthly, and Max is $19.99/month billed annually ($239.88/year) or $29/month billed monthly. In the iPhone app, Premium is $21.99/month or $131.99/year and Max is $32.99/month or $264.99/year, because Apple charges a fee on in-app subscriptions. These are RentReboot’s prices as of October 13, 2026.
How does Reasier decide an apartment is rent-stabilized?
Its list page names three signals: the building appears on the Rent Guidelines Board’s stabilized building lists, the price ends in an unusual number, or the listing mentions stabilization. It notes that some apartments in a stabilized building can be market-rate.
How does RentReboot label rent-stabilized apartments?
RentReboot checks matching listings against NYC rent-stabilization records. Likely means the building matches those records, a building-level signal; verified means listing evidence identifies the apartment itself. Neither replaces the unit’s official rent history from New York State Homes and Community Renewal.
Which one sends alerts faster?
Reasier says its rent-stabilized alerts arrive within minutes, and its digest comes every morning. RentReboot sends matches in real time on Premium and Max, and on a 3-hour delay on the free plan. We have not timed Reasier’s alerts, so this page does not rank speed.
Can I use both?
Yes. Both have free options, so you can run Reasier’s stabilized alerts next to a broader RentReboot search and compare what each one finds.
Sources and scope
Reasier details come from its own public pages, checked October 13, 2026, and are quoted where they make a speed or price claim. We have not timed its alerts. Prices and features can change, so check the linked pages before you pay. Last checked October 13, 2026.
RentReboot publishes this page and makes RentReboot. It is not affiliated with Reasier. Product names belong to their respective owners.