About LiveInRentedLiveInRented is a paying-guest (PG) and hostel marketplace for the National Capital Region of India, operated by LiveInRented Private Limited. We connect people looking for a room directly with the owner of the property. There is no broker in the middle, and renters pay no finder's fee.The problem we exist to fixRenting a PG room in Delhi NCR normally goes like this. You find a listing with photographs of a room that may or may not exist. A broker shows you something else, takes a month's rent as commission, and is unreachable by the time the geyser stops working. On move-in day nobody is there with the keys, the agreement is a WhatsApp message, and the electricity meter reading is whatever the owner says it was.Every part of how LiveInRented works is a response to one of those failures.How verification worksA listing does not go live until somebody has been to the property. Not a phone call, not a self-certification form — a visit. What is checked is the thing a renter cannot check from a photograph:

That the rooms in the photographs are the rooms being let, and that the furniture, wardrobes, desks and air conditioning listed are actually in them.

That the shared spaces, kitchen and washrooms are what the listing claims.

That the amenities carry the level they advertise — how much of the property the power backup actually covers, what the broadband actually is, where the water comes from and how it is filtered.

That the owner is the person entitled to let the property.

A verified listing is badged for it. If a property stops matching its listing, the badge comes off.What happens on move-in dayA Move-in Assistant is on site for the whole first day. They hand over the keys, sign the rental agreement with you on the spot, and record the electricity meter reading so utility billing starts from a number both sides have seen.This is the single most common point of failure in this market, and it is the reason the role exists.How we make moneyRenters pay nothing to LiveInRented. No brokerage, no finder's fee, no platform charge on top of rent. What you pay is rent and, where applicable, a security deposit — both to the owner.Owners list for free and are charged once per renter who confirms a room. There is no listing fee and no monthly subscription. On the pay-on-arrival plans an owner pays nothing until the renter is standing at their door.We say this plainly because the alternative — a broker taking a month's rent for an introduction and disappearing — is what the product is competing with.What we cover, and what we do notWe cover PG rooms and hostel beds in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Faridabad and Ghaziabad, let on monthly terms.We do not cover whole flats, houses, plots or commercial space; nightly or short-stay bookings; property outside the National Capital Region; or the sale and purchase of property. If that is what you need, this is not the right site and we would rather say so.PGs and hostels are different productsA PG lets a room — single, double or triple occupancy — with a gender policy for the whole property. A hostel lets a bed in a dorm, with 2, 3 and 4-bed dorms that can each carry their own gender policy and their own meal plan within one building.They are modelled separately throughout: separate listings, separate inventory, separate search. A hostel is not a PG form with the labels changed.Safety and privacy

Contact details are not published. An owner's phone number is never on a listing. A conversation opens between renter and owner in the app once a booking is confirmed — never before — so neither side has to hand out a number to a stranger.

Payments leave a record. Every payment produces a receipt in the app, from the first month.

Cancellations have rules, not moods. An owner who cancels a confirmed booking owes the renter either a refund or free-booking credits, and which one applies is decided by rule, not negotiation.

Our full data practices are in the Privacy Policy.

CompanyLiveInRented Private Limited New Delhi, Delhi, India support@liveinrented.comGrievance redressal, as required under the IT Act 2000 and the DPDP Act 2023, is described on the Contact page and in the Privacy Policy. Disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Delhi, India.Home · Contact · Terms · Privacy · Developer docs