Deposit Notice
Protect your deposit the day you move in. Before landlords start making rules up.
For KES 300, get a Deposit Notice you can send to your landlord or caretaker on the day you pay. It puts your deposit on record and shows you know your rights.
Noticus doesn't hold your deposit. The notice is a record and a reminder, not insurance or a guarantee of a refund.
Too many tenants never see their deposit again.
You pay a big deposit, and when you move out the landlord drags it out, deducts things they never mentioned, or stops answering your calls. By then you have nothing in writing.
What you get
A record from day one
Your Deposit Notice names you, the property, the amount and the date you paid. It's ready to download right away.
A clear, polite message
It tells your landlord that the deposit must be handled fairly, with any deductions explained, under Kenyan law.
Easy escalation
If your landlord stalls when you move out, we prepare an advocate-signed demand letter. Because you bought the notice, it costs KES 2,200 instead of KES 2,500.
Everything saved
Your notice and letters stay in your account.
Who it's for
Tenants about to pay a deposit
On a new place.
Tenants who already paid
And want it on record before they move out.
How it works
- 01
Tell us about your deposit
Add your name, the property, the amount and the date.
- 02
Get your Deposit Notice
KES 300, ready to download.
- 03
Send it to your landlord
Share it on WhatsApp or hand it over with your rent.
- 04
If there's a problem, we step in
An advocate-signed demand letter for KES 2,200.
Pricing
Deposit Notice: KES 300.
Need a demand letter later? Pay KES 2,200 instead of KES 2,500.
Sales open soon. Join the waiting list and we'll contact you first.
Who stands behind it
All letters are prepared and signed by a registered Kenyan advocate.
Questions
They don't have to accept it. What it does is put in writing, on the day you pay, the amount of your deposit and your expectation that any deductions will be explained.
No. Noticus is a technology platform. Demand letters are prepared and signed by a registered Kenyan advocate.
No. Your deposit stays between you and your landlord. The notice is a record, not insurance.