Yes. Renters must complete a paid tenant screening to access listings or receive property matches.

Quickscreen allows renters to purchase a screening report only. Tenant Plus includes screening plus access to matched property listings.

Yes. Quickscreen and Tenant Plus reports can be downloaded and shared with landlords outside Apartment One.

Screening is typically paid by the renter. However, landlords can choose to run and pay for screenings directly from their portal if needed.

Landlords set their screening and eligibility criteria. The system only matches their listing with renters who already meet those requirements.

Licensed realtors and brokers can refer landlords and receive high-quality tenant leads generated through Apartment One’s matching system.

Apartment One works differently than platforms like Zillow, Rent.com, or Apartments.com.

Those sites show everything—including homes you don’t qualify for—so renters end up paying application fees, taking credit hits, and getting rejected over and over again.

We don’t do that.

Instead of making you search through thousands of listings, we search for you.

To do that, we first collect key information—like budget, income, move-in timing, household details, and screening criteria—so we can match you only with homes where the landlord’s requirements actually align with your profile.

That’s why listings aren’t visible upfront.

Once your information is in, you’ll only see real homes you realistically qualify for, not false hope or wasted applications.