Tenants already use Zelle. Rentlane reads your bank feed, matches every deposit to the right lease, and tracks late fees automatically. Zero processing fees. $9/mo.
Zelle is the most popular way tenants send rent — it's free, it's instant, and they already have it. The catch: Zelle wasn't designed for landlords. There's no rent ledger, no late fees, no receipts, no way to split a payment among roommates, and no record of which property a payment was for. Most landlords end up reconciling it in a spreadsheet on the 5th of every month.
We read your Zelle deposits from your bank feed and match each one to the right tenant and lease.
Two or three tenants paying their share? Rentlane reconciles the partial payments against the lease total.
Per-lease late fee policies (fixed or %) apply automatically when a payment is past due.
Tenants get a friendly reminder before rent is due. You don't have to be the heavy.
Every payment generates a tenant-facing receipt and a landlord-facing ledger entry.
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Rentlane is $9/mo, period. Tenants pay through Zelle (their bank, their app), so the money never touches us — which means there is nothing for us to charge a percentage on. See full pricing →
Rentlane connects to 12,000+ U.S. banks and credit unions through Plaid — Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, USAA, Navy Federal, Ally, and the rest. If your bank supports Zelle, Rentlane can read the deposits.
No — Zelle moves directly between your bank and your tenant's bank, just like it already does. Rentlane reads the deposit from your bank feed and matches it to the right lease automatically. We never touch the money, so we never charge a processing fee.
Rentlane connects to over 12,000 U.S. banks and credit unions through Plaid, including Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, USAA, Navy Federal, Ally, and most regional and local banks.
When a Zelle deposit hits your bank, Rentlane looks at the sender's name, the amount, the memo (if any), and the timing, then matches the deposit to the right tenant and lease. You get a clean rent ledger without ever pasting transactions into a spreadsheet.
Yes. Rentlane handles roommate splits — each tenant sends their share, and the system reconciles partial payments against the lease total.
Late fees apply automatically based on the policy you set per lease (fixed or percentage). Short payments stay open against the lease balance and show in your dashboard until they're paid in full.
No — Rentlane works with your existing personal or business bank account. If your bank's Zelle has a daily or monthly limit, that's a Zelle/bank limit, not a Rentlane one.
For most small landlords, yes. Zelle is free, settles same-day or next-day, doesn't require tenants to create another account, and doesn't carry processing fees. ACH adds 1–3 day settlement and small fees per transaction; cards add 3% fees that someone has to absorb.
Everything below is part of the same $9/mo plan — built for small landlords who want one tool that just works.
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