Swappart watches rental listings from leboncoin, PAP, SeLoger, Bien’ici and agencies, reads every photo for you, and alerts you as soon as a home really matches. When you’re ready, it writes to landlords in French, in your name.
A few minutes to set up. No credit card. Delete everything in one click.
Nobody explains them when you arrive. Here are the four that matter most — and what Swappart does about each one.
A Paris rental listing gets around 32 applications on average. The first serious files get the viewings — the fortieth rarely hears back.
Swappart alerts you within minutes, and with automatic sending, writes to the landlord for you.
Your rental file: ID, proof of income, employment contract, last tax notice, guarantor. French landlords expect it before they even reply.
You build it once in your account. Your documents stay there: Swappart describes your situation, it never sends documents.
It’s the usual rule of thumb. Below it, landlords look for a guarantor — ideally a French one.
At sign-up, Swappart tells you whether your income covers your target rent, and what would make your application work.
Most private landlords expect to be written to in French — and a first message is often all they read before choosing whom to call.
Swappart writes to landlords in French, in the format they expect. You read everything in English in your account.
Searching, filtering and getting alerts is free, forever — and you can always write to the landlord yourself. Automatic sending adds one thing: Swappart handles the message, the conversation and the viewing proposal, in your name. It’s only paid if you sign a lease.
Your documents stay in your account: Swappart describes your situation, sends no documents and confirms nothing without you. Automatic sending writes to listings that give an email address or a mobile number; you answer the others yourself.
A few minutes to say what you’re looking for, once. Then you can close the tab — that’s rather the point.
A few minutes, once. The towns and Paris districts where you’re looking, your budget, who will live in the home — then what really matters: light, condition, equipment.
In real time, as soon as a listing really matches — text and photos checked, across listings from the major sites and agencies, around the clock.
When the listing gives an email address or a mobile number, Swappart writes to the landlord in your name, in French, within minutes, follows the conversation and proposes a slot. All you do is confirm.
In Paris, a rental listing gets 32 applications on average. The free plan alerts you; with automatic sending, Swappart takes over — the message, the conversation, the viewing slot. In French, the way landlords expect it.
First message sent within minutes of the listing, in your name, when it gives an email address or a mobile number — your situation, your guarantor or Visale.
Conversation followed: Swappart answers the landlord’s questions, within what you chose to share, and follows up if they go quiet.
Slot proposed, for you to confirm. Swappart confirms nothing and signs nothing for you.
Only paid if you sign a lease for a home Swappart wrote to: €10.90 per 14-day block of sending, €54.50 at most. Nothing before. Sending starts once you’ve signed your search mandate online — a legal requirement in France — and stops whenever you want.
“I’m writing about your listing in Paris 17e on behalf of Sarah and Antoine, who are moving in together. They have solid guarantors and earn over 3× the rent combined. Is the home still available for a viewing?”
Yes — that’s who this English version is for. You tell us where you’re looking and what you want, and Swappart watches the listings for you. Sign-up and your listing feed are in English, and the rest of the app is being translated. The messages Swappart writes to landlords stay in French, because that’s what French landlords answer.
Yes, and no credit card is needed. Searching, real-time alerts and the AI reading of listing photos are free and will stay free. Only automatic sending, where Swappart writes to landlords on your behalf, is paid — and only if you sign a lease.
In France, landlords choose tenants based on a rental file (“dossier”): ID, proof of income, employment contract, last tax notice, and details about your guarantor if you have one. Swappart helps you build it once in your account, so you can answer a listing within minutes. Your documents stay in your account: Swappart describes your situation, it never sends documents.
That rule of thumb is common in Paris. When you sign up, Swappart shows you straight away whether your income covers your target rent, and what would make your application work: a lower budget, a guarantor, the Visale guarantee, or the income of the person you’re moving in with.
Not necessarily. The Visale guarantee from Action Logement is free and many landlords accept it; it is open to most people under 30, with conditions (check your eligibility on visale.fr). Few applicants think of mentioning it — Swappart states it upfront in your message.
No. No portfolio, no property management: Swappart watches listings published by landlords, agencies and listing sites, and alerts you. Those listings are public — our value is in the sorting: Swappart reads them continuously and only shows you the ones that really match.
Tell us where you’re looking, what kind of home, and who will live in it. Your account is created at the end, and listing monitoring starts right away.
A few minutes, no credit card. Everything can be changed from your account.
