7 days free · then $4.99 a month

Every apartment you like, in one place.

Paste a link from Zillow, Redfin, Apartments.com or Domu. PadPipe saves the photos and the price, puts the place on a map, and works out what it really costs each month — plus how long it takes to walk to the train.

Cancel any time Ready in one minute Your list stays private

A bright apartment living room with tall windows — the kind of place people save to their PadPipe list.
92 $2,240real monthly cost
6 minwalk to the train

Paste links from

  • Zillow
  • Redfin
  • Apartments.com
  • Domu
  • Zumper
  • Trulia
  • StreetEasy

The problem

Apartment hunting turns into a mess.

You open twenty tabs. You start a spreadsheet. Two days later you cannot remember which place had the good kitchen — and the one you liked is already gone.

  • Listings disappear.Good ones rent in days. The link dies and the photos go with it.
  • The price is not the price.Fees, heat, parking and move-in money change the answer every time.
  • The map is in your head."Close to the train" means nothing until you see the walk in minutes.
Two people on a couch comparing apartment listings on a laptop.

How it works

Three steps. About one minute.

No setup. No import. No spreadsheet to build.

1

Paste the link

Copy the web address of any listing and drop it in. PadPipe reads the page and pulls in the address, the rent, the beds, the size, the amenities — and every photo, not just the first one.

A sunny apartment kitchen saved from a listing page into PadPipe.
2

See it on the map

Each place gets a pin. Turn on the layers you care about — trains, grocery stores, gyms, parks, dog parks, pharmacies — and add addresses of your own, like work or the gym you actually go to.

A city street at dusk — the kind of block PadPipe measures walking times from.
3

Pick with confidence

Every place gets one score, built from what you said matters. Move places along your board as you tour, apply and decide. When two are close, ask the built-in assistant which one wins, and why.

A hand holding a house-shaped keyring after signing a lease.

The number that matters

What it really costs, every month.

Two apartments can both say "$2,400" and be hundreds of dollars apart. PadPipe adds the fees, adds the utilities you pay, spreads the move-in money across the lease, and takes off any free months.

Then it sorts your list by that number instead of the sticker. You stop guessing and start comparing the same thing.

Listed at $2,400 a month really $2,240

Rent$2,400
Monthly fees (pet, trash, amenity)$85
Heat and electric you pay$110
One free month, spread over the lease−$200
Move-in fee, spread over the lease$45
Real monthly cost$2,240

An example, using the same math PadPipe runs on every place you save.

What you get

Built for the whole hunt, not just the search.

From the first link you paste to the day you sign.

One-click saving

Paste a link, or press the Chrome button on the page you are already looking at. Photos and all.

A real map

Pins for your places. Dots for trains, groceries, gyms, parks and pharmacies. Turn each layer on or off.

Real monthly cost

Fees, utilities, free months and move-in money, folded into one honest number.

Walk times, not vibes

The minutes to the train, the store, and any address you add — like your office.

A board for the process

Lead, touring, applied, approved, signed, passed. Drag a place along as things move.

Private by default

Your list is yours. No ads, no lead selling, and no agent gets your number because you looked.

An assistant that reads your list

"Which of these is cheapest all in?" It answers from your own places and numbers.

Notes and tour checklists

Water pressure. Noise. Cell signal. Write it down while you are standing there.

Why not a spreadsheet

You have tried the other two ways.

How PadPipe compares with a spreadsheet and with open browser tabs
 Browser tabsA spreadsheetPadPipe
Keeps the photosGone when the listing goesNoYes — all of them
Adds up the true costNoOnly if you build itAutomatic
Shows walk timesNoNoTo the minute
Puts it all on one mapNoNoYes
Tracks where each place standsIn your headA column you updateA board you drag
Time to add one place3–5 minutes of typingAbout 5 seconds

Pricing

One plan. Less than a coffee.

Try everything free for a week. Keep it for $4.99 a month, or walk away — your call, no phone call.

First 7 days free
$4.99/ month

after your free week

  • As many apartments as you want
  • Every photo from every listing
  • The map, the layers and the walk times
  • Real monthly cost and scoring
  • The Chrome button and the assistant
  • Export everything, any time
Start your free week

Cancel any time in one click. Most people find a place in a month or two — then stop paying.

Where it works

Fifteen metros, ready to go.

Pick your city when you sign up and the map fills in for you — train stations, grocery stores, gyms, parks and pharmacies already on it. Moving somewhere else? Add another city any time.

A colourful apartment building with balconies, seen from the street.

Straight answers

What we do with your list: nothing.

Most rental sites make money when your phone rings. We make money when you pay us $4.99 — so we work for you.

Your data stays yours

Only you can see your places, your notes and your budget. We do not sell leads and we never pass your details to an agent.

No ads, ever

Nothing on your map is a paid spot. A store shows up because it is there, not because someone bought the pin.

Leave whenever

Cancel in one click. Export everything to a spreadsheet. Delete your account and it all goes with it.

Questions

Good things to ask.

What does it cost?

Your first 7 days are free. After that it is $4.99 a month. You can cancel in one click, and you keep access until the month you paid for runs out.

Which sites can I paste links from?

Zillow, Redfin, Apartments.com, Domu, Zumper, Trulia, StreetEasy and most others. If a site blocks us from reading the page, the Chrome button reads it from your own browser instead — and you can always type the details in by hand.

What is "real monthly cost"?

It is the rent, plus the monthly fees, plus the utilities you pay, minus any free months, plus the move-in money spread across the lease. It is the number you should compare, because two places at the same rent are often not the same price.

How are walk times worked out?

We measure the straight-line distance and adjust it for city blocks. It is a fast, honest estimate — close enough to rank places. For an exact route, use your maps app once you have a short list.

Do I need the Chrome extension?

No. Pasting a link works fine. The extension just saves a step: press one button on a listing page and it lands in your pipeline with every photo.

Can I use it in my city?

Fifteen metros are ready today, including Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle and Austin. You can save a place anywhere; the map layers are what we build city by city.

Do you sell my information?

No. We do not sell leads, we do not run ads, and no agent or landlord gets your name because you saved their listing.

Can I share my list with a roommate or partner?

Not yet — each account is private today. You can export your list to a spreadsheet and send that. Shared lists are the thing we get asked for most, so they are next.

Start now

Your next apartment is in one of those tabs.

Paste the first link and watch it land on the map. It takes about a minute, and the first week is free.

Start your free week

$4.99 a month after that. Cancel any time. No spam, ever.