Prism for business leases
Know your lease
better than your landlord.
Commercial leases hide six-figure decisions in dense clauses: renewal windows that void themselves, CAM charges nobody audits, estoppels where silence counts against you. Prism reads all of it.
- Office or retail lease
- Amendments
- Estoppel requests
- CAM statements
Renew between September 30 and December 30 — or lose the option.
Notice delivered outside this window is void — too early counts the same as too late. The below-market renewal disappears with it.
“…irrevocable written notice NO EARLIER THAN SEPTEMBER 30, 2031 AND NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 30, 2031. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE; late or early notice is void…”
From your lease · section 10 · Renewal Option
We email you when the window opens, mid-window, and a week before it closes.
Examples of what we catch for you
A few of the things we look for — not the full list.
CAM audit windows that expire
Most leases give you 60–180 days to challenge the reconciliation; after that, overcharges are final.
Estoppels where silence certifies
Not answering in 10 days can legally confirm "no landlord default" — even when there is one.
Holdover at 200% rent
Staying one month past the end date at double rent, plus damages.
Personal guarantees
When it's you on the hook, not the company.
Christine reads it with you.
She’s not a general chatbot — Christine only ever answers from what’s actually in your saved documents, and every answer traces back to the line it came from. Ask her anything: “which of my leases renew this year?” “do I owe the tenant anything under this clause?” She’s not a lawyer, and she says so if you ask for legal advice.
Which of my leases renew this year?
Two: the Main St unit (auto-renews April 3 unless you give notice) and the 4-plex (renews June 30).
Included with the $9/month Unlimited plan