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Thousands of Stanford University students, alumni, staff and community members search SUpost.com for housing. Put your room, apartment, or sublet in front of reliable Stanford tenants — your first week is free.
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20,500 monthly visitors · 435,000 monthly pageviews · on the marketplace since 2005
Why list on SUpost
Reach reliable tenants from the Stanford community — not anonymous strangers.
Reliable Stanford tenants
Rent to responsible, engaging Stanford students, alumni, staff and community members.
Real income from your space
Housing providers earn an average of $22,398 annually in additional income from Stanford renters.
Visibility where they look
SUpost.com gets over 435,000 page views and 20,500 users each month — the renters you want are already here.
About Us
SUpost.com helps housing providers find renters — Stanford students, alumni and staff! Over 50,000 Stanford community members have posted on SUpost.com. Stanford University students, alumni and staff use SUpost.com daily as an information resource.
SUpost.com can connect you to the Stanford community and increase the visibility of your housing openings. List your rental today!
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What people say about SUpost.com
“SUpost.com is a great platform to find reliable housing and roommates within the Stanford network! I'm a PhD in Energy Resources Engineering, and it means so much to me to live with people who share similar values.”
Greg ForbesStanford PhD Student“I found my roommate on SUpost.com! It's so convenient! I don't worry when I use SUpost.com — I feel it's safe all the time. My friends told me about SUpost.com when I arrived at Stanford for my Postdoc, and I'm so grateful. I check SUpost.com everyday!”
Kong XianStanford Postdoc“I check SUpost.com often now, since I'm searching for housing. SUpost.com is really useful! I feel safe using SUpost.com, because it's within the Stanford community. I have to move off-campus next quarter, and so I need a new place while I work on my PhD. SUpost.com is the best way to find something nearby campus and to live with people I trust. The housing post photos are especially helpful!”
Jessica LauzonPhD Candidate at Stanford University“I use SUpost.com mostly for sublet housing rentals, when I'm looking for a place to live. I also use SUpost.com to look for small items — like a bike — when I don't want to spend the money for something new. You can really get some good deals on the site! It's simple to use, and so easy to post. SUpost.com is great! I give it a 10. It's useful. It gets the job done.”
Rakesh ManjappaPostdoctoral Scholar at Stanford University School of Medicine“I feel very close to the Stanford community when I use SUpost.com. I graduated from Stanford Law School a few years ago, and many Stanford students are on the site. I feel safe and secure on SUpost.com, and this is the community that I care about and trust! No one has ever violated my trust on the site.”
Charlie GuStanford Alum from the Law School“In such a competitive and expensive housing market, having a platform dedicated to Stanford affiliates made a huge difference. SUpost saved me a lot of time and stress, and I honestly don't think my housing search would have gone as smoothly without it.”
“As a first-time user of SUpost, I found the platform easy to navigate and straightforward to use. The listings are well organized, making it simple to browse housing, jobs, and items for sale within the Stanford community. I also like that the platform is focused on Stanford affiliates, which makes it feel more trustworthy. Overall, it was a smooth experience, and I would use SUpost again.”
Real reactions to Stanford-area listings
What people say when they find a place here
61% of listings get a direct inquiry — and serious renters reach out fast, often the moment they see it.
“What a great deal! I'll be moving to Palo Alto in the fall to do my MA in Counseling Psychology.”
“The place looks gorgeous. Are there more photos? I'd want to move in for winter and spring quarters.”
“I'm very interested in exploring renting what looks like a beautiful space for a very good price.”
“This room is gorgeous & I would love to take a look. I'm a very clean + organized roommate.”
“I noticed you're advertising a studio in Palo Alto for a good price! I'm moving here for my Master's in law at Stanford.”
“Your place looks gorgeous! Have you found a tenant yet? I'm very interested.”
“The room seems like a very good deal — may I stop by to see it?”
“It's such a great place and price, so I'm very interested.”
“I really love this apartment. Is there a way to arrange a viewing?”
Representative inquiries — real first-contact messages from renters, anonymized. Reactions at the moment of discovery, not reviews of a completed stay.
Overheard on r/stanford
Unprompted advice from public Reddit threads — the Stanford community sends housing seekers to SUpost. Verbatim quotes, real usernames.
“There's still a lot of Stanford staff, and grad students, that live off campus and also that sublet often. SUpost has numerous people making such posts on a daily basis.”
— u/Classic_Hamster_70 · r/stanford · May 12, 2025, 3:57 AM PTreplying to “Looking for apartment to sublease”“Feel free to try SUPost. Usually there are some graduate students who sublease for the summer.”
— u/tristaraes · r/stanford · Apr 21, 2025, 5:53 PM PTreplying to “Looking for short-term rental”“Might be good to go look in SUPost. They usually have a few people leasing out off campus apartments near Menlo Park.”
— u/Helicase2001 · r/stanford · Apr 21, 2025, 4:06 PM PTreplying to “Looking for summer sublease”“There's also a lot of other sublease options under $1600 on SUPost with other grad students/stanford affiliates, especially in menlo park and east palo alto”
— u/Playful_Leg1269 · r/stanford · Mar 25, 2025, 11:40 PM PTreplying to “Bringing a cat to Stanford”“Renting off-campus with roommates will likely be the better financial move, though. Check out Craigslist or SUpost to find people looking for roommates.”
— u/eeaxoe · r/stanford · Mar 6, 2025, 10:22 AM PTreplying to “Housing for staff researcher”“They then provided only 24 hours for a response… To me this is quite unattractive, especially with no tour of the apartment… I ended up finding something off of supost”
— u/easternbluebat · r/stanford · Jan 6, 2025, 1:45 PM PTreplying to “How long of a wait for a Stanford apartment”
Verbatim public comments from r/stanford — unprompted, real usernames, unedited.
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