A few rentals, none of the paperwork pile.
Rent arrives in the portal, repairs come in with photos, and the books are already in order when your accountant asks. The same tools the big companies use, priced for a handful of doors.
14 days free on any plan. Card up front, cancel in one click.
Rent by bank or card, straight to your Stripe
Books ready for tax time
Starter from $59 a month
What changes for a landlord. Your evenings, mostly.
Rent without the reminders
Tenants pay in their portal by bank or card, or set up autopay. Reminders and late fees run on your rules, and the money goes to your own Stripe account.
- Autopay and reminders
- Late fees with a grace period
- Payouts to your own Stripe account
Books your accountant will like
Rent, bills and fees post to a chart of accounts as they happen. At year end the profit and loss is already there, and 1099s for vendors come from the same records.
- Profit and loss by property
- Bank feeds through Plaid
- 1099s for vendors
Vacant to signed in one place
Publish a listing, take applications with documents online, and draft the lease from the approved application. The tenant signs online and lands in the portal.
- Listing page with an online application
- Applications and documents together
- Leases signed with Dropbox Sign
A landlord's first of the month.
Mostly already done.
An example with demo data. Every card is a real screen or step in TenantLoop.
- 6:00 amAutopay received$1,650.00Rent, 9 Birch LanePaid by bankPosted to the ledger.
- 8:30 amEmail from 22 Oak StRent will be two days late this month, sorry!
- 12:10 pmLate fee ruleGrace period until the 5thNo fee posted. The tenant was reminded on the 4th.
- 7:30 pmProfit and loss, this year$18,420.00Net income across three homes.
Where to look next. Picked for independent landlords.
- Rent collectionAutopay, reminders and late fees
- AccountingBooks and 1099s
- LeasingListings, applications, leases
- Work ordersRepairs and vendors
- Tenant portalPay, request and message
- PricingPer unit, with a monthly minimum
Other roles: Property managers, Tenants.
Before you move your units over.
Is TenantLoop worth it for three or four doors?
Starter is $1.50 a unit each month with a $59 minimum, so a small portfolio pays the minimum. You get the full platform without AI. Try it for 14 days on your own homes first.
Can I manage several properties in one account?
Yes. Add as many properties and units as you have; each gets its own leases, ledgers and reports.
Do my tenants pay to use the portal?
No. The portal is free for tenants. A credit card payment carries a 3% surcharge paid by the tenant where the state allows it; bank payments carry a $1.00 fee that you pay or pass on.
Is there a tenant screening report?
Not yet. Credit and background reports are coming soon. Today you take applications with documents and employment details online.
Can I bring my current records over?
Yes. Properties, units, tenants, owners, leases and opening balances import from spreadsheets. Self-serve onboarding is free; guided onboarding with a specialist is $149 once, if you want a hand.
Try it on your own rentals.
14 days free, card up front, cancel in one click.