Interactive Demo

See OntarioLandlord in Action

Explore the full platform with sample data. No credit card required, no signup needed—just click and see how OntarioLandlord can simplify your landlord compliance workflow.

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Demo Features

What You'll See in the Demo

Walk through the complete landlord workflow from property setup to LTB hearing preparation.

Step 01

Add a Property & Tenant

See how quickly you can set up your rental property and tenant information in the system.

Step 02

Generate an LTB Notice

Watch the system auto-calculate effective dates and validate your N1, N4, or other notice types.

Step 03

Ask the AI Assistant

Chat with our AI about Ontario landlord-tenant rules and get answers based on your property data.

Step 04

Track Rent & Arrears

Explore the rent ledger as payments are logged and arrears are calculated automatically.

Step 05

Connect Bank (Preview)

See how Plaid integration automatically imports and matches rent payments from your bank.

Step 06

Export PDF Evidence

Generate a professional PDF evidence bundle ready for your LTB hearing in one click.

Full Features Available in Demo

Property & unit management
Tenant information tracking
N1 rent increase notices
N4 arrears notices
N5, N6, N7 notices
N12, N13 notices
AI Assistant chat
Rent payment logging
Arrears calculation
Rent ledger export
PDF evidence bundles
Timeline visualization
Deadline reminders
Bank transaction preview
OSL document management
New Feature

Try the AI Assistant

Ask questions about Ontario landlord-tenant law and get instant, data-aware answers.

AI Assistant

Available in demo

"How much notice do I need to give for a rent increase?"

In Ontario, you must give your tenant at least 90 days' notice using an N1 form before a rent increase takes effect. The increase can only happen once every 12 months and is limited to the annual rent increase guideline (2.5% for 2024)...

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The demo uses sample data so you can explore freely. When you're ready, create a free account to use with your actual properties.