What Leasy checks before a listing goes live
The energy certificate, energy costs, rent and rent caps, security deposit, lease length and photos: the checks done before publishing.
Updated on 31 October 2026
In brief
Before a listing goes live, Leasy checks its mandatory details against the rules of the home's country: energy certificate, energy costs, rent, security deposit, lease length, photos. It does not judge your home or your tenant: it stops you publishing a listing that would break the law.
What is checked
| Check | What Leasy verifies |
|---|---|
| Energy certificate | The rating and its validity date are filled in; a home whose rating can no longer be rented is refused |
| Energy costs | The yearly range printed on the certificate is given and consistent |
| Lease type | A lease type is chosen |
| Rent | Rent and charges are filled in |
| Rent caps | Where they apply, the rent is compared with the cap before publishing |
| Security deposit | It does not exceed the cap for the lease type |
| Lease length | It respects the length for the lease type |
| Photos | At least three |
The exact rules depend on the country.
While you type, and at the end
The deposit cap is calculated for you, the gap with the rent cap is shown, and the energy certificate can be found from its number. Before "Publish", the "What's left to do" screen lists anything blocking publication, with "Fix" to go back to the right screen.
Your certification
By publishing, you certify that you own the home or hold a written mandate to rent it out. Leasy checks the mandatory details; you choose your tenant.
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