New Brunswick roommates
Find a roommate in New Brunswick
Skip the sketchy classified posts. NestEazy Roomies matches you with identity-verified people in your city on the things that actually make living together work, then puts you in a group chat to plan the rest. Free for tenants.
Three ways to use Roomies
Get a place together
No lease yet? Team up with compatible roommates first, then go find a 2, 3, or 4 bedroom and sign it together.
Fill a room in your place
Already have a unit and need a flatmate? List the room and let matched, verified people come to you.
Join an open group
Browse Roomies groups already forming in your area and join the one that fits your budget and move-in date.
How roommate matching works
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Build your Roomies profile
Tell Roomies your budget, your area, your move-in date, and how you actually live: your schedule, how tidy you keep things, how much noise you are fine with, and whether you have pets.
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See who ranks as compatible
Roomies scores each potential roommate against your profile and puts the closest fits first, weighing life stage, habits, budget, and location together. You are not just scrolling whoever posted most recently.
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Match, then plan in the group chat
When you and a group both say yes, the in-app chat opens so you can plan next steps and find a place together. Every member has passed identity verification, so you always know who is in the room.
Why it beats a Facebook or Kijiji post
Everyone is ID verified
No anonymous accounts. Everyone verifies a real identity before they can match, so you are not talking to a ghost profile.
Matched on compatibility
You are ranked on real living habits, so you meet people you could actually share a kitchen with.
Chat safely in-app
Talk inside NestEazy before you ever share a number or meet, with the context of the group around you.
Built for renting, not reselling
It is a rental platform, so the next step (finding and applying to a place together) lives in the same app.
Who finds roommates on NestEazy
- Students
- UNB, St. Thomas, NBCC, Mount Allison, and Université de Moncton students splitting a house near campus for September.
- Newcomers to Canada
- People landing in NB who want a verified, lower-cost share while they get set up, without a local rental history.
- Young professionals
- Working renters who want a place in a good area but would rather split it than stretch for a solo one-bedroom.
Find roommates in your city
Local roommate guides with per-person budgets for each NestEazy city in New Brunswick.
Before you sign together
NB roommate agreement
Set the house rules, rent split, and bills in writing with the official New Brunswick form.
Renting a room in NB
Your rights when you share a place or rent a single room, from the official rules.
Rent split calculator
Split the rent fairly by room, income, or evenly, down to the cent.
Build a renter pack
A free renter resume that helps a group get approved faster.
Find a roommate in NB: common questions
How do I find a roommate in New Brunswick?
Use NestEazy Roomies, the roommate finder for New Brunswick. Download the app, set your area, budget, and move-in date, then browse or create a group. NestEazy matches you with compatible, identity-verified people and you coordinate in the group chat before signing a lease together. It is free for tenants.
Is it safe to find a roommate online?
Every NestEazy user verifies their identity before they can match, and you chat inside the app before sharing personal details or meeting. Matches are ranked on real living habits, not just who replied first, which is safer and a better fit than an anonymous classified post.
Does it cost anything to find a roommate?
No. NestEazy is free for tenants to browse, match, message, and find roommates. You only pay rent to your landlord once you sign a lease.
Do I need to have an apartment already?
No. You can team up with roommates first and then find a place together, or, if you already have a unit, list the spare room and match with a verified flatmate. Roomies works both ways.
Which New Brunswick cities does it cover?
NestEazy is live across New Brunswick, with local roommate pages for Fredericton, Moncton, Saint John, and Miramichi. You can match anywhere in the province.
Should roommates sign an agreement?
Yes, it is a good idea. New Brunswick publishes a roommate agreement form so you can put the rent split, bills, and house rules in writing. It is between the roommates, not the landlord, but it prevents most disputes.
