LeaseGuard AI is an AI-powered lease analysis platform that turns a 25-page rental contract into a clause-by-clause risk report in 60 seconds. Renters upload their lease, get a Lease Health Score from A to F, every illegal clause and junk fee flagged against their state's landlord-tenant law, and ready-to-send negotiation scripts — all for $19.99 one-time, no subscription. The market. There are roughly 45 million renter households in the U.S. signing or renewing leases every year. Today they have two options: sign blind and absorb thousands in hidden fees and predatory terms, or pay $400 to $800 an hour for an attorney. Most pick option one. We're the third option — affordable, instant, and good enough for the 95% of cases that don't need litigation. The wedge. Tenant-landlord law is jurisdictionally fragmented across 50 states, which makes it a perfect AI problem and a terrible incumbent problem. LegalZoom and FindLaw don't analyze your specific document. Lawyers don't scale to $20 price points. Property-tech platforms serve landlords, not renters. The renter-side AI lane is wide open. Traction signals. 14,000+ leases analyzed in beta. NPS 8 to 10 from early users. Florida-renter SEO cluster currently being built to dominate a high-intent vertical at low CAC. The model. $19.99 average order value, near-zero marginal cost per analysis, organic-search distribution channel that compounds. The unit economics work at any scale — the question is how fast we capture the category before someone else builds it. Why now. Junk fees are a White House and FTC enforcement priority. HB 133 in Florida and similar laws nationwide are creating genuine confusion among renters at scale. AI quality finally crossed the threshold where lease interpretation is reliable. The window is open, and the renter doesn't have a champion yet. We're it.