MaisonMatchList your flat with its dates and rent. People who want it send you a request. You read their profile, accept the ones you want to talk to, and your address stays private until you do.
Private beta in Geneva. The app isn't in the stores yet.
Add photos, the neighbourhood, your move-out and return dates and the rent in CHF. You publish with a verified phone number.
Each request comes with the person's first name, photos and a short intro. Several people can ask at the same time.
Accept a request and a conversation opens. When you've found your subtenant, mark the listing filled and the other conversations close.
In Switzerland you need your landlord's consent to sublet (Code of Obligations, art. 262). Ask your régie in writing, and keep the rent close to what you pay. This is general information, not legal advice. ASLOCA Genève can help with your own situation.
Yes. Swiss law (Code of Obligations, art. 262) says you need it. Your landlord can only refuse for set reasons, for example if the sublet terms are abusive compared with your own lease. Ask in writing before you publish.
Keep it close to what you pay. A fair amount on top for furniture is usual, but a large markup can be challenged as abusive.
Yes. You can read them all and accept the ones you want to talk to.
Only the people whose request you accept. Before that, everyone sees the neighbourhood.
Yes. MaisonMatch is free while we launch in Geneva.
Tell us whether you're listing or looking, and when you move. We'll message you when it's your turn.
