Email alerts for new Rieltor.ua rentals in Ukraine

If your flat hunt on Rieltor happens between work emails, let each batch of new rentals from your search arrive in the same inbox, ready to read, forward and file.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

Search on Rieltor.ua, sort by newest

Shape the search on Rieltor.ua

In the rentals section for flats, pick the city and the districts that fit your commute, then set rooms and a maximum price. Add a minimum floor area if size matters. Put the newest listings first and copy the address of the finished results page.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Choose email when you add it to MXSender

Hand us the link, pick email and confirm the address. Free and Starter send to one address; Pro sends to up to three, handy when two or three people will share the flat. Telegram and Viber are also available as channels.
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New listings land in your inbox

Read one mail per check

When a check finds new flats on your page, you receive a single email that lists all of them, each with a photo, the price and a link to the Rieltor.ua listing. A check with nothing new sends nothing.
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Track a search on Rieltor.ua right now

Paste the Rieltor.ua search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Who an inbox suits best in a Kyiv rental search

Someone who spends the working day at a laptop, a couple deciding together, a relocating employee whose company helps with housing: all of them already live in email. A new-rentals mail fits in that flow without a new app or a new chat.

Mail also keeps a record. File the messages in a folder, star the flats you liked, search by district name next week. When you are comparing a dozen options over a fortnight, that history is worth having.

Checklist before you call an agent

Rieltor.ua is a realtor-driven portal, so almost every rental has an agent attached. Before calling, scan the listing for the agent’s name and agency. On the call, ask whether a commission applies, its size, when it is due and what it covers.

Do not transfer money before a viewing, whatever the reason given. At the flat, ask to see the ownership document or the owner’s power of attorney. Write rent, deposit, utilities and the fee into a signed agreement.

Why the early caller gets the Saturday slot

Agents usually schedule viewings in the order people phone. The first callers pick convenient times and are often the first tenants the landlord meets; a landlord who likes the first decent applicant may not wait for the rest.

So the aim is to shorten the time between a listing going up and you hearing about it. How often your page is checked depends on your plan: Free checks one search every 30 minutes; Starter at $5.99 checks five searches every 10 minutes; Pro at $14.99 gives twenty searches and the fastest checks. Email is on every plan.

One flat, several agents, one email

A sought-after apartment is sometimes posted by several realtors, so a single email may hold two or three very similar photos. Compare address, floor and area. If it is the same flat, contact the agent with the clearest terms and book one viewing.