Built for modern renters
in Germany.
Renting in Germany is hard enough already. Domily brings your apartment search, documents, viewings and applications together in one organized place, without the usual stress.
Anna Schmidt
Rental profile ready
Your applications
Bright 2-room flat
Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
Quiet Altbau studio
Eimsbüttel, Hamburg
Sunny 3-room flat
Neukölln, Berlin
For renters
How renting works on Domily
Four clear steps from scattered paperwork to keys in hand. You stay in control the whole way.
- 1
Build your profile once
Enter your details a single time. No rewriting the same information for every apartment you like.
- 2
Keep your documents ready
Your proof of income and SCHUFA report stay ready on your profile. No resending the same PDFs for every apartment.
- 3
Apply directly
Send a clear application straight to the landlord. No boosting, no paying to be noticed.
- 4
Know where you stand
No more digging through old emails to remember who replied. Every application and its answer stays neatly in one place.
Sunny 3-room, Neukölln
Berlin
Hello! I just saw my application was accepted, I'm so happy. What are the next steps for the contract and keys?
Congratulations, Anna! I'll send the rental contract this week, then we can arrange the key handover.
Wonderful, thank you. Looking forward to it.
A calmer way to rent
Renting in Germany means repeating yourself: the same forms, the same PDFs, the same questions across a dozen listings. Domily gives the search structure, so it stops feeling like a second job.
One profile, used everywhere
Fill in your details and documents once, then reuse them for every apartment.
Apply and message directly
Talk straight to the landlord or property manager handling the listing.
Everything in one place
Applications, viewings, and replies stay together, so nothing slips through.
For landlords and property managers
The same ease, from the other side
When renters apply with a complete profile, letting an apartment gets a lot quieter too.
Structured applications
Every application arrives complete and easy to compare. Nothing half-finished to chase down.
Less time on admin
No inbox archaeology, no spreadsheet of applicants. Applications, viewings, and replies stay in one place.
Fewer mismatched inquiries
Renters see what you expect upfront, so the people who apply are the ones who actually fit.
Designed around the realities of renting in Germany.
No subscriptions
You are never charged a monthly fee or asked to pay for visibility. Nothing here is pay-to-play.
No auto-renewal
Listings stay live until you rent or remove them. Nothing renews quietly behind your back.
No Inkasso
If a question comes up about a charge, you talk to a person directly. Never a debt collector.
Simple Pricing
€99 per listing. First one free. Tenants: €34 for 6 viewing credits.
For Landlords
List for Free
Your first listing is free. €99 per additional listing. Pay once at publish.
- ✓No auto-renewal. Listing stays up until you rent or remove it.
- ✓Verified tenant applications only
- ✓€99 per listing. First one free.
For Tenants
Search for Free
Browse and apply for free. €34 for 6 viewing credits when you're ready to request viewings. Credits never expire.
- ✓Browse and apply to all listings for free
- ✓No subscriptions, no monthly fees
- ✓€34 for 6 viewing credits, never expire
From Our Blog
Guides and insights on renting and making the rental market fairer.
How to Find an Apartment in Germany as a Foreigner (2026 Guide)
09/28/2025
Step-by-step guide to renting an apartment in Germany as an expat or foreigner. Best websites, required documents, how to beat the competition.
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Documents Needed to Rent an Apartment in Germany (2026 Checklist)
11/05/2025
Exactly which documents you need to rent an apartment in Germany: SCHUFA, three payslips (Einkommensnachweis), Mietschuldenfreiheitsbescheinigung, Selbstauskunft, and the substitutes foreigners can use when they don't have German paperwork yet.
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Can You Smoke Weed in Your Rented Apartment in Germany? (2026 Tenant Rights)
11/09/2025
Cannabis is legal in Germany since 2024 — but can you smoke weed in your rental apartment (Mietwohnung)? What landlords can prohibit, balcony rules, and your 2026 tenant rights.
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