About Klaym
Klaym is a legal assistant for tenants in France. You describe a housing problem, such as a deposit that was not returned, an abusive rent, refused repairs, unsanitary housing or a landlord who does not respond, and it drafts an official letter you can send. The letters are a formal notice that cites the relevant articles of the French housing law of 6 July 1989 and the ALUR law, with the amounts and deadlines filled in.
The flow has three steps: you explain your situation in plain words without a long form, the tool tells you what the law provides in your specific case, and you get a letter that you can copy or download as a PDF, ready to print or send by registered mail. The homepage says it also explains what to do next, and offers a legal rent tool, a help section and a blog.
Klaym is a hosted service in French. The first letter is free and no bank card is needed, and the subscription can be cancelled in one click. The vendor presents it as a way to take the first step without a lawyer, not as a replacement for professional legal advice in complex disputes.
Key features
- Formal notice letters citing French housing law
- Plain-language description of your situation
- Explanation of what the law provides in your case
- PDF download or copy of the finished letter
- Letters for deposits, rent, repairs and unsanitary housing
- Legal rent tool
Good fit for
- Tenants asking for an unreturned security deposit
- Renters contesting abusive rent or refused repairs
Klaym: questions and answers
- What is Klaym used for?
- Klaym is a French-language legal assistant that drafts formal letters to landlords for tenants, such as demands to return a security deposit. It is a good fit for tenants asking for an unreturned security deposit and renters contesting abusive rent or refused repairs.
- How much does Klaym cost?
- Klaym is a paid product with no free plan. The first legal letter is free without a card. Each further letter costs €4.90 as a one-time payment with no subscription.
- Is Klaym open source?
- No. Klaym is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include PowerToys, Stirling PDF and Ladybird.
- What are some alternatives to Klaym?
- Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Leegal, LocManage and RentFirst.
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