Leasy in your country: each home follows its own country's rules
Every home follows the rules of its country (lease, deposit, rent caps, diagnostics) and Leasy applies them for you. Where Leasy is open, and where it is coming.
Updated on 31 October 2026
In brief
Leasy is built for several countries: every home follows its own country's rules, and Leasy applies them for you. Today Leasy is open in France; other countries are coming.
Why rules differ
The type of lease, its length, the security deposit, rent caps, notice periods and the diagnostics of the home all depend on local law. Leasy keeps what is common to every country (listing, application, lease signed online, inventory, payments) separate from what is specific to one country, which is applied by a legal "brick" per market.
This means that the checks before a listing goes live are those of the home's country, and that a feature that does not exist in a country is not faked: its screen simply does not appear.
Where Leasy is open
| Country | Status |
|---|---|
| France | Open |
| Canada (including Quebec and Ontario) | Coming soon |
| Belgium | Coming soon |
| Switzerland | Coming soon |
| Luxembourg | Coming soon |
In a region that is not open yet, the "List your home" journey offers to take your email address so you are told as soon as it opens.
This Help Centre
Articles that apply everywhere are written to stay true in any country. When an article describes a rule specific to one country, it shows that country at the top of the page and in lists, and the Help Centre only shows the articles of your country.
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