QuarterRent prototype: flex land lease that settles itself

Demo with illustrative sample numbers, not real RM yields or prices. Not legal or financial advice.

Step 1: Pick a quarter

Sample quarter

Or type a legal land description

Step 2: Set the lease

Index crop

Base rent ($/cultivated ac)

Base yield (bu/ac)

Base price ($/tonne)

Floor ($/ac)

Cap ($/ac)

Settlement year

Step 3: Results

Five-year backtest

Year	RM yield (bu/ac)	Price ($/t)	Formula result /ac	Settled /ac	Fixed /ac	Flex minus fixed

Fair-rent range

Settlement Statement

How it works

A parametric lease sets rent by a formula tied to numbers neither side controls. Here that's the province's official yield for the rural municipality and a public regional grain price. Good year, landowner shares the upside. Bad year, tenant pays less.

Why the RM average protects privacy: flex leases usually die because the tenant has to show the landlord their own yields. QuarterRent never asks. It uses the RM average, which both sides can look up.

Basis risk is the gap between one field and the RM average. The base rent, the floor and the cap handle it, so no single field number ever enters the formula.

Coming in the real product: accounts, real data feeds, lease PDF import, e-signature, maps, and statements emailed to both parties.