Padpiper isn’t just another housing platform Padpiper isn’t just a platform for finding a place to rent, but rather a full service experience. It’s really helpful when you’re relocating and don’t have a good handle on the place you’re moving to. They actually know the landlords and provide an unreal amount of support. I would definitely recommend!

No customer service No customer service, charged me even though I cancelled before free trial was over. I had to dispute the charge with my bank.

DONT USE KOPA Kopa is an awful company with no customer service. They are withholding this month’s rent saying that it’s “processing” with my bank but my bank has not received any payment. I have never received payments within the 4 business days as they claim online and it has now been 11 business days with me continuously contacting their customer service with no response. It seems that I am not the first or only person this is happening to or has happened to. Please do not use this company if you want to get paid my your tenants! They have very high service fees, too. Don’t use them!

Find Housing Fast and Easy! Due to some unforeseen circumstances, I needed to find a place to live for 4 months and I only had a week to do so. Apartment hunting is extremely stressful, even without this extra pressure, but PadPiper was a life saver. The website is easy to use and I was able to connect with potential landlords in no time at all! All of the messaging, rental comparisons, and commute planning was done through the website. No need to give out my phone number to people I didn't know and no need to navigate between 30 Chrome tabs. The service is great and I recommend it to anyone I know that is looking for short term housing.

I didn’t have a positive experience I didn’t have a positive experience. The host let me stay one month, when I requested another 2 months, I was declined. Well we didn’t start off on the right foot. That’s fine. When I moved out, and left the apt absolutely spotless, I thought I would get back my deposit immediately or worst case scenario 30 days later. No, the owner of the property, who I had to get his number from a neighbor. They don’t have this information readily available, was not quick to respond. When he finally did, he said it would be 60 days after move out. And that the funds would be automatically deposited. Well...It’s been past 60 days. I’ve reached out to the owner, he said he thought the funds were automatically deposited. Gave me a few contacts to reach out to. I did. On Friday. No response😢 This is $750 worth of deposit. Be aware who you rent from. Personally, I had a very bad experience. I really hope I get my deposit back😭