About LeaseStack
Built by operators, not by vendors.
LeaseStack is the dashboard that runs a rental property's online leasing and shows which ad produced every signed lease. Built with operators running a live lease-up at Telegraph Commons in Berkeley.
Built with SG Real Estate at Telegraph Commons, Berkeley
It started as a tool we wished existed during our own lease-ups.
One of us spent Monday mornings as an asset manager running a real lease-up by hand. Every feature in LeaseStack is the answer to a question he asked himself on a Monday morning and could not find the data for. The other half is engineering, out of AM Collective.
- Every dollar spent and every lead captured: none of it was visible, analyzed, or acted on.
- Most operators are running a multi-billion-dollar industry on a patchwork of disconnected tools.
- We built the tool we wanted for our own lease-up, then opened it to other operators.
- One dashboard for every channel, and a Monday briefing with three specific actions.
Before · the black box
- PDF of impressions
- Deck of clicks
- Spreadsheet of reach
- Last-touch attribution
- Monthly retainer call
- Quarterly review
- Disconnected dashboards
- Nobody owns the number
After
Open the black box.
Visible, analyzed, acted on
In the open, on a live property, with other operators in the room.
LeaseStack runs today on a real lease-up: Telegraph Commons, a student-housing property in Berkeley, built alongside the team at SG Real Estate. We ship with the people who will use it sitting in the room. That is why every recommendation reads like it came from someone who has done the job, because it did.
See every dollar spent and every lead captured, tied to whether it produced a signed lease. Visible, analyzed, and acted on. That is the whole product.
