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Upload your proof
Add your lease, move-in and move-out photos, and your landlord's deduction notice.
Unfair move-out deductions? Deposit withheld?
Cleaning fee you never agreed to? Charges without proof? DepositDash is the self-help workflow for turning your lease, photos, and deduction notice into a clear next step.
Free scan first. Then choose a $9 editable demand-letter draft. No credit card required to scan.
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Turn a bad deduction into a clear record.
Organize the facts first. Choose the $9 editable letter only if it fits.
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Same apartment. A fairer ending.
DepositDash is built to turn scattered move-out paperwork into an organized, practical next move.
We keep it direct: educational self-help tools, clear documents, and no invented legal certainty.
How it works
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Add your lease, move-in and move-out photos, and your landlord's deduction notice.
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Put charges, dates, and evidence in one clear record for your own review.
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If you want to continue, unlock a $9 editable demand-letter draft and recovery checklist.
When you're ready to ask
Start by organizing your lease, evidence, and deduction notice. If you want to make a written request, unlock the $9 Deposit Recovery Demand Letter: an editable draft based on the facts you provide, plus a recovery checklist.
Start your free scanYour scan is free. The editable letter is $9 only if you choose it.
Deposit Recovery Demand Letter
$9
One-time
Editable demand letter
A firm draft you can review, revise, and send on your own terms.
State-coverage checklist
Evidence prompts and coverage-status notes to review before deciding what to do next.
Self-help information, not legal advice. DepositDash provides educational materials and document-drafting tools, not legal representation. No recovery is guaranteed.
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DepositDash is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Its tools provide general educational information and document-drafting assistance. Laws and deadlines vary; verify the facts and consider speaking with a licensed attorney.