Good flats here vanish in hours. PraguePad watches every rental source around the clock and pings your Telegram minutes after a match appears — scam-checked, with a ready-to-send message in Czech.
Budget, districts, size, move-in date, pets, furnished or not. Then build your "rental CV" once — the profile landlords actually want to see, in Czech and English.
Every major portal plus Reddit and the big Facebook groups, checked continuously. Duplicates merged, scams flagged, matches sent to your Telegram in minutes.
Each alert comes with a personalised first message in polite Czech, referencing that exact listing, with your rental CV attached. You review, you send, you're first in the inbox.
PraguePad watches more Prague rental sources than any other service — including the ones nobody else touches.
Facebook doesn't allow robots, so a human sweeps the big Prague rental groups every day — and any member can forward any listing link to the bot for an instant scam-check and a drafted reply. The same flat posted on three sites reaches you once, not three times.
Prague's rental market has real scams — fake flats, stolen photos, "landlords abroad" collecting deposits. Every PraguePad alert passes five checks first.
Czech law caps deposits at three months' rent. Anything above is illegal — we flag it.
Each price is compared with real averages for that district and size. Too good to be true usually is.
Subtenants have almost no legal protection in Czechia. We tell you which one you're looking at before you fall in love with it.
Scam listings recycle photos from other cities and old ads. We check where else those photos have appeared.
The #1 scam pattern: money requested before you ever see the flat. Hard flag, every time.
Legitimate listings must show an energy class (PENB). Its absence is a small but telling signal we track.
Try it free for 48 hours — no card needed. You see real alerts on your real search before you pay anything. There's no subscription: you buy a pass, it runs out, and nothing is ever charged automatically. And we never take a commission.
No — and that's the point. PraguePad is a tool that works for you, the renter. We never charge commission, never hold your deposit, and never represent landlords. We find, check, and help you apply. The deal stays between you and the landlord.
Every major Czech portal (Sreality, Bezrealitky, UlovDomov/Livendo, iDNES Reality, České reality, Realcity, Expats.cz), Reddit, and the big Prague Facebook rental groups — the groups are swept daily by a human, because Facebook doesn't allow robots. You can also forward any listing link to the bot for an instant check.
Because it's instant, free, and works perfectly on every phone. Speed is the whole game in Prague — email digests arrive after the flat is gone. Native app notifications and SMS are on the roadmap once the founding cohort is running.
Yes. PraguePad works like a search assistant acting on your instructions: alerts always link to the original listing at its source, messages are sent by you after your review, and we never copy whole listings or hold anyone's money. Scam checks use public data and Czech law (like the three-month deposit cap in the Civil Code).
There's nothing to cancel — it isn't a subscription. You get 48 hours completely free first, so you can see whether it works for you before spending anything. If you then buy a pass, it simply runs out at the end and we never charge you again unless you choose to buy another. Most members stay about two months, find a flat, and leave happy.
The founding cohort starts now, as a concierge service: your searches are set up and monitored personally by the founder using the full PraguePad toolkit, so you get the complete experience from day one. The fully automated agent rolls out to founding members first, this autumn.
I'm building PraguePad because searching for a flat here is broken: you pay portals just to send messages that never get answered, while the good flats go to whoever happened to be refreshing at the right minute. An agent that never sleeps fixes that — and it should cost less than a lunch, not a month's rent.
The first 50 founding members get the founding price, personal service from me while the automation rolls out, and a real say in what gets built next.
— Shaun, founder