Stuck in a lease? Pass it on.
Skip the early-termination fee. Take over someone else's short-term lease — or hand off yours and let a qualified driver finish the payments.
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Real leases from real drivers — no dealership markup.
Free for sellers. Free for buyers. Always.
We don't charge you to list a lease. We don't charge you to take one over. We don't take a commission when a transfer completes. The only fee you pay is your lease bank's transfer fee — and you'd pay that whether you used us or called the bank yourself.
The lease bank's own transfer fee (typically $135–$625 depending on the bank) is paid directly to the bank and is the same whether you use us or not. See our brand-by-brand fee breakdown.
Want a car for 9 months — not 36?
Lease takeovers are the only mainstream way to drive a nice car short-term. Pick what you want, take over the payments, return it when the lease ends. No long commitment.
Browse 120+ leases arrow_forwardNeed out of a lease?
The average early-termination fee is around $2,400. A bank-approved transfer costs a few hundred. List your lease here in five minutes and a qualified driver takes over the remaining months.
Post your lease arrow_forwardHow it works
List or browse
Sellers post the car, payment, and remaining months. Buyers search by make, model, payment, or state.
Buyer reaches out
Interested drivers message the seller through TradeMyLease. Phone and email stay private until both parties agree.
Bank approves the transfer
The lease bank credit-checks the new driver, you both sign the transfer paperwork, and the lease officially moves over. Done.
Get out of your lease today
Takes 5 minutes to post. Most listings start getting inquiries within 48 hours.
Free tools & guides
Everything you need to evaluate a lease takeover or post one — no signup, no fees.
Lease takeover calculator
Plug in the payment, months, mileage, and incentive. We'll show your total all-in cost and projected lease-end overage.
Open calculator → shopping_cartGuides for buyers
What to ask before taking over a lease, how the bank's credit approval works, common rejection reasons, and more.
Read buyer guides → sellGuides for sellers
Pricing the cash incentive, vetting buyers, navigating the bank's process, and what to do when a deal falls apart.
Read seller guides → account_balanceBank-by-bank policies
Every captive lender broken down: who allows transfers, fees, restrictions, and original-lessee liability. Sourced & verified.
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