Got a renewal letter? Check it before you sign.

Before you sign your mortgage renewal, check if the rate is fair.

Enter your lender's offer and see whether it looks competitive, high, or worth negotiating β€” in about 60 seconds.

Got a renewal offer from RBC, TD, BMO, CIBC, or Scotiabank? Enter your rate. See if it's fair before you sign.
βœ“ Not a broker. Not a lender.βœ“ No lender commissionsβœ“ No data sold to brokersβœ“ Consumer-paid onlyβœ“ Independent renewal check

FairRate Canada is an independent consumer-paid mortgage renewal rate-checking report β€” not a mortgage broker, lender, brokerage, or rate marketplace. We do not arrange mortgages, sell leads, or receive lender commissions. Rate context uses public Canadian mortgage-rate data and Bank of Canada published data for informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Consult a licensed mortgage professional before making any mortgage decision.

Current Canadian mortgage benchmarks

Rate context as of June 9, 2026
Competitive 5-year fixed reference
4.04%

Public Canadian mortgage-rate pages Β· not a lender offer

Why this matters before renewal

Renewal letters are offers. They are not always the strongest rate or terms you may be able to ask for.

Borrowers can compare options, ask questions, and negotiate before accepting a lender's renewal offer.

FairRate turns the numbers into a clear report you can use before replying to your lender.

FairRate Mortgage Quote Audit

FairRate checks whether a Canadian mortgage quote looks fair before you accept it. The core framework compares your offer, estimates the Rate Gap Cost, and helps you decide whether to accept, negotiate, or compare alternatives.

Read the audit framework β†’

Check a bank renewal offer

If your offer came from a major Canadian bank, start with the matching renewal page and then run the full checker with your actual numbers.

Who this is for

β€œIs this rate actually fair, or am I leaving money on the table?”

Use FairRate if your bank sent you a renewal offer and you want to know whether to accept it, ask for a better rate, or compare alternatives β€” before you sign.

βœ“Your renewal letter arrived from RBC, TD, BMO, CIBC, or Scotiabank
βœ“You have a quoted rate and want to know if it is competitive
βœ“You want a written verdict before you call your lender back
Example: A 0.50% rate gap on a CA$450,000 mortgage can mean CA$11,250+ more over a 5-year term. FairRate does not sell your information to lenders β€” that is the business model difference.

Choose your report

Free
CA$0
Rate Checker

See whether your renewal offer looks competitive, fair, slightly high, high, or needs review.

  • βœ“ Basic fairness verdict
  • βœ“ Benchmark comparison preview
  • βœ“ Rate gap context
Start Free Check
Basic
Basic Snapshot
CA$24
Basic Snapshot

Best for: β€œI want a basic written verdict before I respond to my lender.”

  • βœ“ Rate fairness verdict
  • βœ“ Benchmark comparison
  • βœ“ Estimated payment impact
  • βœ“ Negotiation questions
  • βœ“ Copy/paste lender email
Get Basic Snapshot β€” CA$24

Free check included before payment

Recommended
Recommended Before Signing Report
CA$49
Recommended Before Signing Report

Best for: β€œI want the complete picture before I sign β€” verdict, negotiation script, and before-you-sign checklist.”

  • βœ“ Everything in the Basic Snapshot
  • βœ“ Switch-vs-stay checklist
  • βœ“ Fixed vs variable considerations
  • βœ“ Prepayment and penalty warning checklist
  • βœ“ Broker quote checklist
  • βœ“ Phone script and stronger email
Get Recommended Before Signing Report β€” CA$49

Designed for before-you-sign decisions

Coming soon: Lender Switch Advisor β€” CA$149 Β· Full lender comparison, switch-cost analysis, and penalty breakdown. Start with a rate check first β†’

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We'll notify you when Canadian mortgage rates move in your province. Free β€” no spam.

Every other mortgage rate tool in Canada is paid by lenders. We are paid only by you.

FairRate earns nothing from lenders, brokers, or referrals. We do not sell your information. We do not arrange mortgages. When we tell you your rate is fair, it is because the data says so β€” not because a lender is paying us to say it.

See exactly what you get before paying

Sample Mortgage Renewal Report

Illustrative sample only β€” CA$450,000 mortgage, 5-year fixed, renewal offer at 4.89%

Mortgage Renewal Report
Sample β€” not current ratesDemo
Executive Verdict
Negotiate before accepting

Your offer appears above the comparable benchmark range. The practical next step is not panic β€” it is to ask your lender for a rate review before you sign.

Canadian Benchmark Comparison
Sample data β€” figures below are illustrative, not current market rates
Your renewal offer
4.89%
5-year fixed (sample)
Comparable benchmark
4.34%
Illustrative only

+55 basis points above sample benchmark Β· 100 basis points = 1 percentage point

Estimated Cost Gap (sample)
CA$2,475/year
Illustrative estimate Β· Over 5 years: CA$12,375 (sample)

Your actual report uses your balance, quoted rate, term, province, amortization, and current Canadian benchmark context.

What to say to your lenderIncluded in paid report
πŸ”’
Copy/paste lender email included
Polite email Β· Firmer email Β· Phone script
Also included in the CA$49 Recommended Before Signing Report
Target negotiation rangeπŸ”’
Switch-vs-stay decision checklistπŸ”’
Broker quote comparison checklistπŸ”’
Benchmark details and data dateπŸ”’
Penalty, fee, and prepayment questions to askπŸ”’

Sample only. Your actual report uses current Canadian benchmark context and your specific balance, quoted rate, term, rate type, province, and amortization.

Check My Renewal Offer β†’

Free check first Β· Basic Snapshot CA$24 Β· Recommended Before Signing Report CA$49 Β· No credit check Β· No data sold

How it works

1

Enter your renewal details

Balance, quoted rate, term, rate type, equity type, and province.

2

See the free check

Get an instant educational snapshot before paying for a full report.

3

Unlock your report

See the full analysis, cost gap, negotiation tools, and before-you-sign checklist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FairRate a mortgage broker?

No. FairRate is an independent educational benchmark tool. It is not a mortgage broker, lender, law firm, or financial advisor. We do not arrange mortgages, make lending decisions, or provide regulated financial advice.

Will a broker or lender call me?

No. FairRate does not sell your information to brokers, banks, or lenders. The goal is to help you understand your offer before you respond.

What benchmark data does FairRate use?

FairRate uses publicly available Canadian mortgage rate context sourced from public market comparison sites. Bank of Canada data may also be used for broader rate context. Neither source is a guaranteed lender offer β€” they are published reference points used to give you a comparison before you respond to your lender.

What do I get in the paid reports?

The CA$24 Basic Snapshot gives a rate fairness verdict, benchmark comparison, estimated cost gap, negotiation questions, and a copy/paste lender email. The CA$49 Recommended Before Signing Report adds switch-vs-stay analysis, term strategy notes, prepayment and penalty warning checklists, a broker quote checklist, phone script, and before-you-sign checklist.

Regulatory Disclaimer: FairRate Canada is an independent consumer-paid mortgage renewal rate-checking report. We are not a mortgage broker, lender, brokerage, or rate marketplace. We do not arrange mortgages, sell leads, collect lender commissions, or receive referral fees of any kind. We are not licensed under any provincial mortgage brokering legislation, including the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act (Ontario) or equivalent provincial statutes. Rate context uses public Canadian mortgage-rate data and Bank of Canada published data. Results do not represent a guaranteed rate, a rate offer, lender approval, or financial advice. Always consult a licensed mortgage professional before making any mortgage decision.

FairRate is an information tool only. It is not a licensed mortgage broker, mortgage agent, financial advisor, or credit counsellor. This is not financial advice.