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    Rocket Lawyer Alternative: MakeLease vs Rocket Lawyer

    If you only need one residential lease drafted, signed and downloaded, MakeLease does that for $0 today with no card, while Rocket Lawyer's lease sits inside a legal membership that costs $149 to $349 a year (or $34.99 to $64.99 a month) after a 7-day trial that asks for a credit card. If you want an attorney to answer questions about your lease, a lease built around your state's rules, or one account for wills, business filings and contracts too, Rocket Lawyer is the stronger product and worth the fee. This page compares the two for the narrow job most landlords search for: producing a lease and getting a tenant's signature on it. Rocket Lawyer is a broad legal-services subscription that includes a lease; MakeLease is a lease generator with e-signature and a few landlord tools around it. Everything below about Rocket Lawyer comes from its own public pricing, help and lease pages as they read on the date shown.

    Prices and features verified: · by MakeLease Editorial Team

    The short answer

    Choose Rocket Lawyer if…

    • you want an attorney to answer a written question about your lease within one business day, or a paid Legal Advice Session
    • you want a lease whose terms change with the state you pick, including per-state lease pages
    • you also need wills, business formation, contracts or other legal documents, and will use a membership through the year
    • you want a mobile app, Word downloads or an advanced editor for the document

    Choose MakeLease if…

    • you need one lease now and do not want to enter a card or remember to cancel a trial
    • you are comfortable checking your state's landlord-tenant rules yourself and adding any required clauses
    • you want your tenant to sign from an emailed link without creating an account
    • you want a free tenant portal, renewals and maintenance work orders next to the lease
    Create a free lease

    Who should choose which

    First-time landlord renting one unit

    Better fit: MakeLease

    You need a single lease signed before move-in. MakeLease lets you build it in a guided wizard, download the PDF and send it for e-signature at no cost today, without a card. Rocket Lawyer would have you start a 7-day trial with a card on file and cancel in your account settings before it bills. The trade-off: MakeLease does not add state-specific clauses, so look up your state's required disclosures before you send it.

    Landlord with a tricky clause or a dispute brewing

    Better fit: Rocket Lawyer

    If you have a question a template cannot answer, such as whether a fee or entry rule is allowed where you rent, Rocket Lawyer's Ask an Attorney gives a written response within one business day (12 on Standard, 36 on Plus, with no stated cap on Pro), and paid Legal Advice Sessions are $149 for 30 minutes or $249 for 60. MakeLease offers no attorney access and gives no legal advice.

    Small landlord who also runs an LLC

    Better fit: Rocket Lawyer

    Rocket Lawyer's membership covers documents and e-signatures across business and personal matters, and its first new business registration is free before state fees on every plan. If you would use that through the year, the annual fee buys more than a lease.

    Landlord who wants signing and tenant tools in one place

    Better fit: MakeLease

    MakeLease pairs the lease with e-signature (tenants sign without an account), a free tenant portal, renewals and maintenance work orders. Rocket Lawyer's e-signature is free too, but its help page says co-signers are directed to create a free Rocket Lawyer account, and its pricing page lists no tenant portal or maintenance tools.

    Landlord who wants both

    Better fit: Rocket Lawyer and MakeLease together

    Some landlords draft and sign in MakeLease, then pay for a one-off attorney question elsewhere when something unusual comes up. Others use Rocket Lawyer's trial for a state-specific lease and attorney check, then cancel within 7 days. Either path is reasonable; just read the trial billing terms first.

    Pricing: Rocket Lawyer vs MakeLease

    Pricing comparison of Rocket Lawyer and MakeLease, verified 2026-10-27
     Rocket LawyerMakeLease
    Cost to make, sign and download one leasePaidMembership from $149/yr or $34.99/mo after a 7-day trial[1][10]$0, no card[28]
    PlansStandard $149/yr or $34.99/mo; Plus $249/yr or $49.99/mo; Pro $349/yr or $64.99/mo[1][8]$0, no card[28]
    Card required to startYes, for the free trial ($1.00 temporary authorization)[6]No card[28]
    What happens after the free periodCard billed automatically the day after the 7-day trial ends unless you cancel; trial is one per customer[5][9]No card[28]
    Account requiredAccount required; co-signers are directed to create a free account[7][11]Free account to generate or send[28]
    Attorney timePaidAsk an Attorney included (12 Standard, 36 Plus, no stated cap on Pro); Legal Advice Session $149 (30 min) or $249 (60 min)[2]NoNot offered[29]

    Rocket Lawyer prices are its published US list prices for individual memberships; yearly plans can also be paid in four installments. Premium add-ons (business registration, EIN, registered agent, trademarks) are priced separately and are not relevant to a single lease. MakeLease prices are what it charges today.

    Features compared

    Feature comparison of Rocket Lawyer and MakeLease, verified 2026-10-27
     Rocket LawyerMakeLease
    Guided lease creationPartlyYou can start a lease free; downloading needs a trial or paid membership[15][10]YesFree, guided 8-step wizard[28]
    Download the leasePaidWord, PDF and .txt with a trial or paid membership[10]YesFree (free account required)[28]
    E-signatureYesRocketSign, free; co-signers create a free account[22][11]YesFree; tenant needs no account[30]
    State-specific leaseYesState selector and per-state lease pages[16][17]NoNot state-specific; you add state rules[29]
    Attorney accessPaidAsk an Attorney, Consult an Attorney Live, document review (membership)[2][18][12]NoNot offered[29]
    Other landlord and legal documentsPaidLate rent notice, rental application, eviction notice, lease renewal and more, plus business and personal documents[19][24][3]PartlyLease plus free landlord forms[28]
    Lease renewalsPaidLease Renewal Agreement document[24][3]YesFree[28]
    Tenant portalNoNot listedF1[3][4]YesFree[28]
    Maintenance work ordersNoNot listedF2[3][4]YesFree work orders[28]
    Mobile appYesRocket Lawyer mobile app[23]NoWeb only[29]

    Rocket Lawyer marks documents and e-signatures as included on every membership tier. The rows above compare the lease workflow and the landlord tools around it, not Rocket Lawyer's business-filing and AI features, which MakeLease does not offer.

    1. F1. Rocket Lawyer's pricing page lists AI legal Q&A, contract review, attorney services, document creation and e-signing, legal reminders and business-filing add-ons; it lists no tenant portal.
    2. F2. Rocket Lawyer's pricing page feature list (AI Q&A, contract review, attorney services, documents and e-signatures, legal reminders, business-filing add-ons) contains no maintenance or work-order tracking.

    ✓ included · ✗ not offered · Paid = paid plan or per-use fee · Partial = offered with a limit noted in the cell. Bracketed numbers link to the source.

    Where Rocket Lawyer is better

    • Attorney access. Rocket Lawyer members can send a written question to a licensed attorney and get a response within one business day, book live consults on Plus and Pro, or buy a Legal Advice Session. MakeLease has no attorneys and does not give legal advice.
    • State-specific leases. Rocket Lawyer's lease updates its terms based on the state you choose and has per-state lease pages; MakeLease does not add state-specific clauses, so you must research and add your state's rules.
    • Breadth. One Rocket Lawyer membership covers landlord notices, eviction notices, rental applications and renewals plus business, estate and personal documents, AI legal Q&A and contract review. MakeLease covers the lease plus free landlord forms.
    • Track record. Rocket Lawyer has operated since 2008 and publishes a guarantee that properly executed Rocket Lawyer documents are legally enforceable under applicable US laws. MakeLease cannot point to a comparable history or guarantee.
    • Formats and apps. Members can download Word, PDF or text files, use an advanced editor, and work from a mobile app. MakeLease is web only and produces a PDF.

    What changed recently

    • 2026-06: Rocket Lawyer's pricing page moved from a single Rocket Legal+ membership ($39.99 a month, or $239.88 a year) in the January 1, 2026 archived copy to three tiers, Standard, Plus and Pro at $149, $249 and $349 a year, in the June 8, 2026 archived copy. The exact switch date is not published; both are Internet Archive snapshots of rocketlawyer.com/pricing.[26][27][1]
    • As of the verification date, monthly billing is $34.99 (Standard), $49.99 (Plus) and $64.99 (Pro), and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial that is one per customer.[1][5]

    Other Rocket Lawyer alternatives

    MakeLease is not the only free option. These tools ranked above us in our roundup of free lease generators, mainly because they offer state-specific lease content and MakeLease does not.

    • Avail

      Best for: Landlords who want a free, state-specific lease with e-signature and can live with the standard clauses.

      The free plan (named Unlimited) includes state-specific lease templates with digital signing. Avail says all its lease templates and e-sign options are free, offers a free printable lease PDF, and lets you upload your own lease and send it for e-signature at no cost. Avail says the free tier is not a trial.[31][32][33][34][35]

      What Avail charges for

    • Innago

      Best for: Landlords who want a free downloadable state lease template plus free online signing in the same place.

      Innago's pricing page lists online leasing and document storage as free with no setup fee, monthly fee or contract. Its site publishes a residential lease template page for every state and DC (credited to REI Grove), and its signing page says you can sign and store as many leases and documents as you like for free, using Dropbox Sign as its e-signature partner.[36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43]

      What Innago charges for

    Switching from Rocket Lawyer

    1. Before your Rocket Lawyer trial ends, download any lease you made there. Rocket Lawyer's help page says trial and paid members can download Word, PDF and .txt files, and that after you cancel your documents stay viewable but you cannot make new ones.
    2. To cancel, follow Rocket Lawyer's help page: log in, click your name in the bottom left corner, then Settings, Membership, Manage membership, and choose to cancel. Look for the on-screen confirmation and the confirmation email. Canceling during the trial ends it immediately with no charge, and any Premium Legal Services you added may need to be canceled separately.
    3. Create a free MakeLease account and open the lease generator. Enter the same parties, property, rent, deposit, term and house rules you used in Rocket Lawyer, copying the terms across by hand.
    4. Check your state's landlord-tenant rules and add any required disclosures or clauses yourself, because MakeLease does not add state-specific language. If a clause is uncertain, ask a local attorney before sending.
    5. Download the PDF and send it for e-signature. Your tenant signs from the emailed link without creating an account, and MakeLease records signer name, timestamp, IP address and browser user agent with a SHA-256 hash of the PDF.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Rocket Lawyer free?

    Not for ongoing use. Rocket Lawyer sells memberships: Standard at $149 a year or $34.99 a month, Plus at $249 a year or $49.99 a month, and Pro at $349 a year or $64.99 a month. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, which is one per customer. E-signing through RocketSign is free, and you can start a lease without paying, but downloading in Word, PDF or text needs a trial or paid membership.[1][5][22][10]

    Does the Rocket Lawyer free trial need a credit card?

    Yes. Rocket Lawyer's help page says it requires a card for the trial, places a temporary $1.00 security authorization to check the card, and does not bill during the trial. If you do not cancel, your card is billed automatically once the trial expires.[6][5]

    How do I cancel my Rocket Lawyer free trial?

    Per Rocket Lawyer's help page: log in, click your name in the bottom left corner, then Settings, Membership, Manage membership, and cancel. If you cancel during the trial it ends immediately and you are not charged. Premium Legal Services you added may need to be canceled separately. Support is also reachable at (877) 881-0947, Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pacific.[7]

    Does Rocket Lawyer have a free lease agreement?

    Rocket Lawyer titles its page "Free Lease Agreement" and lets you start one at no cost, and the same page invites you to get Rocket Lawyer free for 7 days. Its help page says Word, PDF and text downloads are for trial or paid members; a free account can download a PDF only of a document it previously paid for. MakeLease lets you create, download and e-sign a lease for $0 today with no card, though you need a free account.[15][10][28]

    Will a Rocket Lawyer attorney review my lease?

    Rocket Lawyer's lease page says you can ask an attorney a question and get a response within one business day, or request a more in-depth document review. Its pricing page says Ask an Attorney and Consult an Attorney Live provide legal information, while legal advice is a paid Legal Advice Session add-on starting at $149. MakeLease does not offer attorney review or legal advice.[18][13][2][29]

    Are Rocket Lawyer leases state-specific, and is MakeLease's?

    Rocket Lawyer asks you to select your state and says the document's terms update based on the information you provide; it also has per-state lease pages such as California. MakeLease does not add state-specific clauses, so you need to check your state's rules and add required language yourself.[16][17][29]

    Do tenants need an account to sign?

    With Rocket Lawyer, co-signers get an email link that directs them to create a free account and complete the eSign process. With MakeLease, tenants sign from an emailed link without creating an account.[11][30]

    Is there a free Rocket Lawyer alternative for a lease?

    For a single residential lease, yes. MakeLease lets you create a lease, download the PDF and send it for e-signature for $0 today, and it does not ask for a card; you need a free account. Rocket Lawyer lets you start a lease and e-sign for free, but Word, PDF and text downloads need a trial or paid membership, and its 7-day trial asks for a credit card. The trade-off: MakeLease does not add state-specific clauses, offers no attorney access, and has no mobile app.[28][29][15][10][6][22]

    When is Rocket Lawyer worth paying for instead of an alternative?

    When you want more than a lease. A Rocket Lawyer membership (from $149 a year or $34.99 a month) adds written answers from an attorney within one business day, a lease whose terms update for the state you select, and documents and e-signatures across business and personal matters. Yearly plans can be paid upfront or in four installments. If you only need one lease signed and are willing to check your state's rules yourself, a free lease generator such as MakeLease covers that job.[1][2][16][3][8][28][29]

    Try MakeLease for your next lease

    Answer eight short sections, generate a PDF and send it for e-signature. It costs nothing today and no card is asked for; you create a free account when you generate the lease. MakeLease does not add state-specific clauses, so check your state's lease rules before you sign.

    Create a free leaseSee what the lease includes

    Sources and methodology

    • We read each company's public pricing, feature and help pages on the date shown. We did not create accounts, start trials or contact sales.
    • A claim appears on this page only if a public page supports it. Anything we could not load or confirm was left out rather than guessed.
    • Complaints are quoted only as what some reviewers report, with a link. They are not statements of fact.
    • We do not publish scores or star ratings. We re-check every source monthly and date each change.
    • Rocket Lawyer's pricing page, help FAQ, residential Lease Agreement page, California Lease Agreement page, RocketSign page and llms.txt were downloaded on 2026-10-27 as a logged-out visitor in the United States, with curl and again in headless Chrome. Help FAQ answers were read with the page's FAQ sections expanded.
    • No Rocket Lawyer account was created and no trial was started, so the in-product lease interview, the generated lease text for a specific state, and the cancellation screens were not observed directly; cancellation steps are quoted from Rocket Lawyer's help page.
    • The price history in Recent changes comes from Internet Archive snapshots of rocketlawyer.com/pricing dated 2026-01-01 and 2026-06-08; the exact date the tiers changed is not published.
    • Whether Rocket Lawyer sells a single lease without a membership, and at what price, could not be confirmed from public pages and is left out.
    • Trustpilot could not be downloaded directly (HTTP 403), so no review content is used on this page.
    • Rows compare a landlord making one residential lease. Rocket Lawyer's business-filing, tax and AI contract-review features are mentioned but not scored.
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    Rocket Lawyer, Avail and Innago are trademarks of their respective owners. MakeLease is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them. Names are used only to identify the products being compared. This page is general information, not legal advice.