Every rental in Brazil, in one place.
One search instead of ten open tabs.
Free access to our paid features, in one email at launch. No newsletters, no spam.
One search instead of ten open tabs.
Free access to our paid features, in one email at launch. No newsletters, no spam.
In Brazil, rentals are spread across a handful of big listing sites, each one cluttered and confusing. We bring them together, tidy them up, and let you search in plain words.
We gather rentals from Brazil's major listing sites, so you look in one place instead of juggling ten tabs.
The same place posted on three sites becomes one clear card — the details lined up the same way, and a description you can actually read.
Every feature we list is one we can actually see in the home's own photos — not just what the ad claims.
Filter by style, flooring, even the view. Or hide any place missing what you need — like one without a washing machine. These are details other sites leave blank.
The same home posted across several sites becomes one clean card.
Seen in the photos
Filter by style, flooring, the view, an elevator, even a gas or electric stove. You can also hide any place that's missing what you need. Other sites might have one or two of these — RemRent has the whole set, with real details for every place, and shows you where each detail comes from.
Rent is only part of it. RemRent pulls the condo fee, property tax and lease terms from each original listing, and marks anything the listing leaves unsaid — so you know the full cost up front.
I'm the founder of RemRent and a full-stack engineer with 10+ years building production systems, from high-traffic backends to consumer products used by millions — I build the whole thing myself. After leaving Ukraine in 2022, I searched for a home across five countries — Argentina and Brazil the last of them — and hit the same wall each time: scattered portals, no English, the same place listed three times, and ads that were already gone or nothing like their photos. That's why RemRent checks each listing against its own pictures, rather than taking the description at face value. Search is where the pain starts, so that's where RemRent starts — Brazil first.