Temporary housing that keeps extending
Serviced apartments and hotels are billed by the week. Every week your employee spends searching is another week you pay for a bed they were never meant to keep.
Renthaven gives every relocating employee their own rental-alert seat: 47 Dutch rental sites watched around the clock, an alert the moment a listing matches, and a reply ready to send. You get one invoice and a seat count you control.
No card, no contract to read. One reply from a human within a business day.
The Dutch rental market clears in hours, not weeks. When an employee cannot find a home, the cost does not sit with them — it lands on your budget in three places at once.
Serviced apartments and hotels are billed by the week. Every week your employee spends searching is another week you pay for a bed they were never meant to keep.
People who are house-hunting are not onboarding. Viewings run during office hours, and the role you hired for stays half-filled while the search drags.
A candidate who cannot house their family reconsiders the move. Restarting a hire costs far more than helping the first one land.
Don't take our word for the size of it. Put your own numbers in below.
You set up seats once. From there the work happens in your employee's pocket.
How many people you are relocating this year and which cities they are heading to. One conversation, no RFP.
Each employee gets a Premium invite by email. Add seats when you hire, drop them when the search is done — month to month.
Budget, size, rooms, furnishing, and either a city radius or an area they draw on the map themselves. Three minutes, in English or Dutch.
Push and email the second a match appears, straight to the original listing, with their saved reply template ready to send.
Three numbers you already know. The arithmetic is yours, not ours.
Straight answer: nobody can promise you a signed lease by a certain date, and we won't. What Renthaven shortens is the part you can actually control — finding the listing and being early enough to be answered.
Temporary housing spend per year
€43,200
8 hires × 6 weeks × €900 per week
Freed up if each search runs 2 weeks shorter
€14,400
The same budget, minus the weeks you stop paying for.
Seats are billed per employee per month and quoted on your headcount. For most teams a full year of seats costs less than a couple of weeks of the temporary housing above.
Get a quote for this headcountThe full Premium product, not a stripped-down corporate tier.
Rental platforms and agency sites, scanned continuously. Every alert links back to the original listing.
No hourly delay. The employee hears about a match while it is still fresh enough to answer.
Two cities in play? Different budgets for a room and a flat? Run every scenario at once instead of choosing.
Radius from the office, specific neighbourhoods, or a hand-drawn zone. Commute-shaped searches, not postcode guesswork.
The reply is written before the listing appears. Open, paste, send — the whole point is speed.
Relocating employees rarely move alone. Each seat can invite one partner to share the same alerts and coordinate replies.
Same account everywhere, so viewings can be answered from a phone between meetings.
Billed per seat per month on a single invoice with your PO reference. Scale up in a hiring wave, scale down after.
Scale-ups, engineering teams and multinationals bringing people into Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Eindhoven and beyond.
Agencies and employer-of-record providers who promise a housing search and want to stop doing it in browser tabs.
PhD candidates, postdocs and visiting staff arriving on fixed dates into the tightest markets in the country.
Yes. Business accounts are billed per seat per month on a single invoice, with your PO or cost-centre reference on it. No employee ever has to put a personal card in, and you do not end up reconciling twenty small consumer subscriptions.
No multi-year commitment. Seats run month to month, so you add them during a hiring wave and drop them when a search is finished. Tell us your expected headcount and we will quote on that; if the number changes, the invoice changes with it.
You release the seat and it stops billing from the next cycle. The employee keeps their own account if they want to carry on personally, but it is no longer on your invoice.
Each employee holds their own account and their own search criteria. You are not asked to hand over personal data to set a seat up, and you do not get access to what they search for or which homes they reply to. We will walk your privacy or security reviewer through the details, and our processing is described in the privacy policy.
No, and be suspicious of anyone who says otherwise. Landlords and agents choose their tenant; we do not sit at that table. What Renthaven changes is how quickly your employee sees a suitable listing and how prepared they are when they answer it.
No. We surface the match and link straight to the original listing. The employee replies themselves, through the platform or agent, using their saved template. That keeps them the tenant of record and keeps you out of the correspondence.
Anywhere in the Netherlands, with 17 cities holding dedicated coverage pages. Apartments, houses, studios and rooms for rent are all supported, furnished or unfurnished. Social housing is not covered — that runs through waiting lists we cannot search.
That is most of the people using it. The app, the alerts and the reply templates are all available in English as well as Dutch, so an arriving employee can run their search from day one.
Set your employees up with the search running in the background, so the housing question stops being the thing that delays a start date.
Tell us the headcount. We'll come back with a number.
One reply from a person, within a business day: how seats work, what coverage looks like in your cities, and a quote for your headcount.