Basic
For ongoing deposit organization and follow-up.
Billed monthly
- Deposit fact worksheet
- Deduction review workspace
- Evidence checklist
- State-aware issue prompts
- Review before sending
- Mobile and desktop access
Recovery Pack Pricing
Use a monthly plan for ongoing case organization or a one-time Recovery Pack for a focused security deposit demand letter.
For ongoing deposit organization and follow-up.
Billed monthly
For ongoing deposit organization and follow-up.
Billed monthly
For ongoing deposit organization and follow-up.
Billed monthly
For one focused deposit recovery case.
One-time payment
For one focused deposit recovery case.
One-time payment
For one focused deposit recovery case.
One-time payment
For one focused deposit recovery case.
One-time payment
Recovery Pack pricing FAQ
Compare subscriptions and one-time Recovery Packs before you organize your security deposit demand letter.
A Recovery Pack helps you organize deposit facts, review landlord deductions, assemble an evidence checklist, map a timeline, and prepare a demand letter draft plus a copy-ready email. You review and send the documents yourself.
Choose a monthly plan if you expect ongoing follow-up or several revisions. Choose a one-time pack for a focused case with no recurring billing.
The credit amount depends on the workflow and the plan selected. The pricing card shows the available document preparation allowance; your account records usage and remaining credits.
No. Depossier prepares editable information and document drafts. You check the facts, make any changes, and decide whether and how to send them.
No. A clear record can make your request easier to understand, but outcomes depend on the lease, evidence, local rules, landlord response, and other facts.
Yes. Monthly plans renew every 30 days until canceled. Canceling stops future renewal; access generally remains available through the active paid period.
No. One-time packs do not create a recurring subscription or charge you again automatically.
No. Depossier is a document-organization and drafting tool, not a law firm or attorney. Consider qualified local advice when the amount or situation is significant.