The $1,700 apartment costs $2,110 — AptBook does that math

Screens

Every screen, rebuilt for the browser

1. 1

   Hunt dashboard

   Your move, target rent, days to move-in, application spend, best value against target and recently toured units.

2. 2

   Units

   Every unit you toured, searchable and sortable by true cost, score, price per square foot or tour date.

3. 3

   Unit detail

   True monthly hero with the fee delta, score, price per square foot, flags, ratings, applications and notes.

4. 4

   Capture a unit

   The mid-tour form, with a live true-monthly readout as you enter rent, lease term and the move-in special.

5. 5

   Fee editor

   Tap-to-fill chips for the usual junk fees, then log each line as monthly or one-time, mandatory or optional.

6. 6

   Tour checklist

   The ten-point walk-through with fine / flag / note on each item and a running verified-flagged-unchecked count.

7. 7

   True cost breakdown

   Line by line: advertised rent, mandatory monthly fees, one-time charges over the term, the special over the term.

8. 8

   Compare board

   Finalists ranked with score bars, true monthly, delta, price per square foot and flags, plus copy and CSV export.

9. 9

   Weights & ratings

   Slide what matters — cost, location, condition, amenities — and rate every unit on the three human axes.

10. 10

    Applications

    Total application spend, status counts, fees per week, every application and a by-building breakdown.

11. 11

    More

    Switch, edit or archive hunts, export JSON or CSV, load sample data, and read exactly how the math works.

Try it with sample data: Loads a five-unit Austin hunt with a $1,900 target: real fee lines (valet trash, amenity, package locker, required internet, admin), a six-weeks-free special, filled-in tour checklists with genuine flags, and three logged applications. You can start fresh at any time.