85%
Of Rentable users are working households who are eligible for income-tested housing. They are not the market-rent crowd from the big portals.
For providers of affordable housing
List your vacancy where eligible renters are already looking
Rentable is where qualified renters in BC understand their income-tested eligibility and find affordable housing they qualify for.
For providers of affordable housing
If you are trying to lease a below-market or income-tested home in BC, Rentable is for you.
Housing providers
You operate the homes, your team might be small, and you need people who can actually rent the unit and spend less time explaining the income eligibility.
Developers with affordable units
Your market units lease on market sites, but the affordable allocation should not. Those units need a different renter, and that renter is already on Rentable.
Agencies
If you advertise vacancies for providers who do not have a marketing team, you're looking for a channel that already has the income-tested renter.
The only place where eligibility information helps qualify your inquiries
Below-market vacancies usually go where all renters already are: major portals, your website, or paid media placements. Those places are built for market rent and they can send you a lot of people, but the problem is that they do not send the right people. Most of them drop off at the real application, but that can be avoided. There has not been a channel that helps the renter these homes are meant for - until now.
The renter you need is already here
Renters find Rentable when they search for affordable housing in their city, or when they need to know whether they earn too much for affordable housing and not enough for market rent.
What that audience looks like:
86%
Of Rentable users are not on the BC Housing Registry. They are looking now, for homes they did not know existed and are ready to contact providers.
46%
Are searching outside the city they live in now, often in more than one area. They need one place that shows vacancies across BC.
Source: Rentable eligibility quiz and listing alert sign up data, as of Oct 2026.
How it works
Sign in, update your profile and communities
Take control of the Rentable data that exists, or add a new profile and communities.
Publish a vacancy
Add the home, the rent, the income limits, the household size, the photos, and who should receive inquiries.
Renters find it in their city, or through an email alert
People already looking for this housing see the listing next to other homes they might fit.
They confirm their eligibility and you get a qualified inquiry
Income range, household size, rent, and move-in timing are confirmed at the time of inquiry. Review it, reply, and run your screening and application process.
How you'll find qualified renters
Your verified profile, communities, and listings will be discoverable and prioritised across the Rentable site.
Profile
Tell renters who you are, who you serve, and display your collection of listings and communities.
Communities
The always on hub for your affordable housing building or collection of homes. Listings are attached here when posted.
Listings
List your vacancies with the specific eligibility criteria renters need to meet to find qualified tenants.
The world this product is for is not complicated. A qualified renter in BC should be able to find an affordable home, understand that they are eligible, and reach the provider who has the inventory.
We are building Rentable to be that place.
Sign up to start listing on Rentable
Tell us who you are and where the homes are and we will get you set up.
Frequently asked questions
Rentable is free for now. We are building and learning as we go and have a qualified audience that are ready to find vacancies. Rentable will be free to list until at least April 2027 and we will give you 3 months notice before any changes are planned to our pricing.
No, Rentable helps you find the right renter, the rest of your process remains as it is. You publish your profile, communities, and your listings on Rentable and receive inquiries from qualified renters. Everything that happens after (screening, documents, and the lease) stay the same per your current process, just with less time wasted.
Yes. If you market vacancies for housing providers, you can list on their behalf.
Yes, certainly. Those units need a different renter than the rest of the building and market sites or generic listing marketplaces will not concentrate that audience for you. Rentable helps you find those qualified renters faster, and helps renters with housing insecurity find the homes that suit them best.
No - the only limit is that we will not accept private landlord, you must be a registered organisation that builds or operates below-market and income-tested housing. Nonprofits, other housing providers, and developers with affordable units all use it for the same reason - these vacancies has income and eligibility rules, and renters need to see those rules before they contact you. Rentable is the best place for them to do that.