About Rentlane

One place to see rent, leases, maintenance, and property finances across a small portfolio.

The Problem

Most property-management software is designed for teams with large portfolios. Small landlords are left paying for workflows they do not need or stitching together spreadsheets, bank activity, lease files, and text threads.

Rentlane is built for the work that repeats every month: knowing who paid, keeping lease records together, following maintenance, and understanding each property's cash flow.

Our Approach

Direct payments stay direct. Tenants keep paying the landlord through an approved method. Rentlane organizes bank transfers, checks, Zelle, and Venmo without moving the money.

Routine work gets lighter. Confirmed sender patterns can match routine payments automatically. New or unclear activity stays reviewable, and manual records remain available.

Built for 1–20 units. The product stays focused on the workflows an independent landlord actually uses.

What You Get

Rentlane brings direct-payment records, DocuSeal e-signatures, reminders, maintenance, and property financials into one mobile workflow.

What Rentlane Does

Rentlane's iPhone launch scope includes every workflow below. Pro is $8.99/month when public access opens.

What We Believe

Clear pricing

The monthly price and product scope are published before you sign up.

Focused scope

Rentlane is designed around the recurring work of a 1–20 unit portfolio.

Direct payments

Rentlane does not process rent or add a payment-processing fee. Provider fees may still apply.

Why the scope is intentionally small

Rentlane is not trying to replace enterprise property-management software. It is a focused operating workspace for independent landlords who want clean records without a large-system learning curve.

Get Rentlane Early Access

Join the list for iOS availability updates. Rentlane Pro will be billed through Apple when public access opens.

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Get in Touch

Questions or product feedback are welcome.

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