Pricing

$8.99/month. No per-unit fees.

One monthly iOS plan for 1–20 units: $8.99/month, with no annual plan yet. Apple determines eligibility for any one-month introductory trial.

Rentlane early access

$8.99 /month

Monthly only · no annual plan yet · eligible one-month introductory trial

Join early access for availability updates. Rentlane Pro uses Apple In-App Purchase on iOS, and Apple determines introductory-trial eligibility.

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What you actually pay

Rentlane Pro is $8.99 a month. There are no per-property, per-unit, per-tenant, or Rentlane payment-processing fees within the supported portfolio range.

Why there are no payment fees

Tenants pay landlords directly by bank transfer, check, Zelle, Venmo, or another method. Rentlane organizes the records instead of moving or processing rent. Routine payments from a sender-to-tenant pattern the landlord has confirmed can match automatically. New or unclear activity stays reviewable, and checks or unsupported payments can be recorded manually. Rentlane adds no payment-processing fee, although banks or payment providers may charge their own fees. See how Rentlane tracking works →

Why there are no per-unit fees

Per-unit pricing gets expensive as a portfolio grows. Rentlane keeps one flat price for supported portfolios of 1–20 units. More on no-per-unit-fee property management →

What's included

Everything in Rentlane Pro:

How Rentlane pricing compares

Many landlord platforms charge per unit or add processing fees to portal payments. Rentlane is $8.99/month for independent landlords with 1–20 units. Tenants pay landlords directly by bank transfer, check, Zelle, or Venmo; Rentlane organizes the records instead of processing the rent.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Rentlane cost?

Rentlane Pro is $8.99/month on iOS, monthly only, with no annual plan yet. There are no per-unit charges within the supported range and no Rentlane payment-processing fee; banks or payment providers may charge their own fees.

How does early access work?

Join early access for availability updates. Rentlane Pro is $8.99/month on iOS, monthly only, with no annual plan yet. Apple determines eligibility for any one-month introductory trial.

Do you charge per unit or per tenant?

No. The flat iOS price ($8.99/month) covers portfolios of up to 20 units. We do not charge per door, per lease, or per tenant within that supported range.

Are there payment processing fees?

Tenants pay landlords directly by bank transfer, check, Zelle, Venmo, or another method. Rentlane organizes the records instead of moving or processing rent. Routine payments from a sender-to-tenant pattern the landlord has confirmed can match automatically. New or unclear activity stays reviewable, and checks or unsupported payments can be recorded manually. Rentlane adds no payment-processing fee, although banks or payment providers may charge their own fees.

Can I cancel anytime?

Rentlane subscriptions are monthly, with no long-term contract or annual plan. Subscribers manage cancellation through Apple App Store settings.

What about iOS subscriptions?

Rentlane Pro uses Apple's In-App Purchase system on iOS. Apple may require a payment method on file and determines introductory-trial eligibility.

Is there a free plan?

Rentlane does not have a permanently free subscription. The standalone rent calculator, ROI calculator, security-deposit lookup, and listing generator are free to use without an account.

What's included in the price?

The $8.99/month iOS plan includes management for portfolios of up to 20 units, electronic signatures, SMS lease signing, reviewable payment suggestions where eligible details support them, manual payment records, reminders, maintenance requests with photos, financial reports, Schedule E-aligned exports, and priority email support.

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