Frequently Asked Questions

A Dubai tenancy contract is the official rental agreement between a landlord and tenant, required by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) and the Dubai Land Department (DLD). It must follow the DLD Unified Tenancy Contract format (v1.4) and must be registered with Ejari to be legally valid.

Yes. We use the official DLD Unified Tenancy Contract v1.4 — the exact format required by RERA and accepted for Ejari registration. The PDF output is identical to the official DLD template.

It is free. Traditional typing centres in Dubai charge AED 150–300 for the same document and require you to visit in person during business hours. We are online 24/7 at no cost.

Under 3 minutes. Upload your documents, our AI extracts the information automatically, you review and confirm the details, and download your PDF contract immediately.

You need: the property Title Deed (from the landlord), both parties' Emirates IDs or passport copies, and the agreed rental terms (amount, duration, payment schedule). Our AI can extract details automatically from uploaded documents.

Yes. We use the official Dubai Land Department Unified Tenancy Contract template (version 1.4), which is fully compliant with RERA regulations and Dubai Law No. 26 of 2007 and its amendments.

Yes. Our platform is used by landlords, tenants, and real estate agents across Dubai and the UAE. Anyone involved in a Dubai rental can generate a legally valid tenancy contract here.

By Dubai law, the security deposit cannot exceed 5% of the annual rent for residential properties, or 10% for commercial properties. We ensure your contract reflects legally compliant deposit amounts.

Yes. The DLD Unified Tenancy Contract includes 8 fields for additional terms. You can add specific conditions agreed between landlord and tenant, such as maintenance responsibilities, pet policies, or parking terms.

You still need to register the signed contract with Ejari (AED 220), which can be done at a typing centre, through the Dubai REST app, or online. But you skip the typing centre for the contract preparation itself, which saves AED 150–300.

Simply regenerate the contract with the correct information. Since it is free, you can redo it as many times as you need — far faster and cheaper than going back to a typing centre.

The DLD Unified Tenancy Contract format is specific to Dubai. For other Emirates (Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, etc.), rental contracts may have different requirements. Our platform is optimised for Dubai properties.