Singaporean rental platform launches free home insurance

The insurance is embedded directly into the platform in partnership with discovermarket.

Singapore-based rental platform Rently has introduced complimentary home insurance for users of its Rently Care service living in non-landed properties.

Launched on 4 April 2025, the plan covers home contents and offers up to three emergency repair services per coverage period, with each service valued at up to US$116.71 (S$150).

The insurance is embedded directly into the Rently platform through a partnership with global insurtech firm discovermarket.

It provides coverage for household contents, renovations, and specific incidents like fire or burst pipes.

Additional benefits include up to US$778.04 (S$1,000) coverage for valuables such as jewellery, temporary accommodation if the home becomes uninhabitable, and extended appliance warranty worth up to US$311.22 (S$400) under the highest tier.

The move follows a rise in rental scams, with over 13,000 cases reported in 2025.

Rently said the product aims to improve tenant security and address gaps in the rental experience.

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