ScholarSafe helps students discover housing, connect with compatible roommates, and understand trust signals before signing a lease.
Or find roommates first →Scrolling through anonymous Facebook posts. Craigslist listings with no idea whether a landlord has been verified. Finding roommates through random social media groups. Students deserve better than piecing it together themselves.
Housing Discovery
Browse housing built for students.
Roommate Matching
Find compatible roommates with transparent compatibility explanations.
Trust Program
Understand which trust signals have been verified before making decisions.
Student Community
Learn from reviews and experiences shared by other students.
Create your profile
Sign up free with any valid email address.
Browse housing
Search listings near your campus.
Find roommates
See compatibility explanations, not just a score.
Compare trust signals
Check verification status before you reach out.
Contact landlords
Message directly through ScholarSafe.
Before you message a landlord or sign anything, here's what ScholarSafe actually checks.
Identity verification
Landlords go through an identity review before earning a Verified badge.
Property review
Every listing is reviewed by our team before it goes live.
Student reviews
Ratings and comments from students who've actually lived there.
Safety information
Student-reported safety context alongside each listing.
Community reporting
Students can flag listings or accounts that don't check out.
Yes — creating a student account, browsing housing, and messaging landlords or roommates is free.
Landlords can submit a listing, but every listing is reviewed by our team before it appears on ScholarSafe.
It means the landlord's identity has been reviewed by our team. It's a trust signal about the landlord, not a guarantee about the property.
Landlord identity, listing content, and (for our highest tier) property ownership documentation. We don't guarantee a property's condition or that every listing detail is current.
We compare budget, move-in timing, campus, and lifestyle preferences like sleep schedule and cleanliness — and show you why two profiles matched, not just a score.