How it works
Three stages, clearly separated.
MietSense is a structured information service in three sequential stages. Each stage stands on its own. You are at no point obligated to use the next.
- 01Stage 1
Quick Check
FreeApprox. 2 minutes
Four questions about your situation — a first overview of the regulations relevant to you in 2026.
What you receive
- A list of the regulations applicable to your situation
- Pointers to the underlying legal sources
- Notes on typical next steps
- No registration, no payment
The Quick Check organises the legal landscape in structured form. It does not assess whether your specific situation is lawful — that assessment is the role of the legal profession.
- 02Stage 2
Structured report
€2913-question form, report within minutes
A detailed form produces a comprehensive report — every regulation relevant to you, organised, with sources and rent-index values.
What the report contains
- Complete analysis of your inputs against Berlin's 2026 rental law
- Rent-index comparison for your borough including applicable factors
- Responsible borough authority with contact details and forms
- Notes on deadlines, registration, and notification duties
- PDF for download and by email
- Option to update the report within 14 days
The report is a structured information service. It contains no individual legal assessment and does not replace legal advice.
- 03Stage 3In preparation
Lawyer consultation
—Format, duration, and price to be announced at launch
If a legal assessment of your specific situation becomes necessary, a referral to a lawyer specialised in Berlin tenancy law is planned. This stage is currently in preparation.
What the consultation will cover
- Direct exchange with a licensed lawyer
- Personal assessment of your specific situation
- Concrete options with their legal consequences
- On request: handover for further representation under the firm's fee schedule
Once available, the lawyer consultation will be delivered by a specialised partner law firm. MietSense will then act exclusively as an intermediary; the mandate relationship is between you and the firm.
The line between information and advice
Under § 2 of Germany's Legal Services Act (Rechtsdienstleistungsgesetz, RDG), the legal assessment of an individual case is reserved exclusively to licensed lawyers. MietSense organises the applicable legal landscape — laws, rulings, borough regulations — structured by your situation. This organisation is an information service, not a legal service. Where the line runs, we make explicit in our reports and in the Quick Check.
Start with the first stage
The Quick Check is free and requires no registration.