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Renovated 2-Bedroom House in Central Utrecht | €1,900 Incl. Bills
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Frequently asked questions
Where do these rental listings come from?
Roogle indexes public rental posts from community sources — Facebook groups, Telegram channels, Reddit and forums — and turns them into structured listings you can filter and save. Every listing links back to the original post, so you contact the poster directly.
Does Roogle verify the listings?
No. Roogle is a search and monitoring layer, not an agency: we index what communities post, and we never handle payments or contracts. Check any offer yourself before sending money — our listing check and anti-scam guide explain the usual warning signs.
Why does one card say it was found in several sources?
The same flat is often posted to several groups at once. Roogle groups those duplicates onto a single card, so you see each property once with all of its sources listed, instead of scrolling past the same advert ten times.
How fresh are the results?
New posts are indexed continuously, and a listing drops out of public search as soon as its original post disappears — so you are not writing to people about flats that went weeks ago.
Is Roogle free to use?
Yes. Searching and filtering are free for everyone, with or without an account — every filter, no card. A free account adds 2 original source opens a month, unlimited anti-scam checks, 1 saved search and 1 alert (hourly or daily by email, and instant push in the Roogle app). Premium is what removes the one-page limit and the monthly open allowance, and raises the one-each cap on saved searches and alerts.
