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Enter your details, deposit amount, move-out date, and upload photos showing apartment condition.
Depositron creates free, professional demand letters that help New York renters get their security deposits back.
Enter your details, deposit amount, move-out date, and upload photos showing apartment condition.
Depositron automatically creates a professional demand letter tailored to your situation.
Most landlords respond within 7-14 days vs. months of court proceedings.
Free · About 3 minutes
“It was a very easy experience. The site is very user friendly and self explanatory, and I did get the deposit back! Thank you for creating the app, it is a great tool.”
Across the United States, many tenants struggle to recover their security deposits. Landlords may count on tenants not knowing their rights or taking the next step.
With rising rental costs, a security deposit can matter when it is time to move on.
Depositron helps you prepare a professional demand letter using your details and documentation. The letter creates a formal paper trail and can help establish the foundation for further action if needed.
Prepare your letterA guided way to gather your details and prepare a professional letter.
Present your request in clear, professional language and formatting.
Upload move-out photos to document apartment condition and counter questionable damage claims.
Answer simple questions and generate a well-formatted demand letter without legal research.
Simple tools to help you organize what happened and communicate clearly.
Documents that landlords recognize as serious legal communication, not casual complaints.
Based on tenant advocacy strategies used across the United States.
Collect your information and prepare a letter through a guided experience.
No legal knowledge required – just answer simple questions.
Start with what happened. Depositron helps you put your request into a professional letter.
Prepare your demand letterTenant protections differ, so check the rules where you rent.
This service provides information and document generation tools. It does not constitute legal advice.