2026 pricing comparison

How much does property management software cost in 2026?

Property-management software can cost $0, a flat monthly fee, a tiered portfolio price, or a per-unit amount. The useful comparison is not the sticker price—it is the annual cost for the portfolio and workflow you actually run.

Research standard: plan and pricing details are checked against vendor-published sources. When exact portfolio pricing is not public, we label it quote-dependent rather than inventing a number. See our methodology.

Quick answer: current public pricing spans from $0 landlord subscriptions such as Innago to fixed or tiered plans such as TenantCloud, TurboTenant, Stessa and RentRedi, and professional suites such as Buildium and DoorLoop. Hemlane adds a different model: software plus optional service layers priced per unit.

2026 property-management software pricing at a glance

PlatformPublic starting structurePricing modelBest cost question to ask
Innago$0 landlord subscriptionTransaction / service fees around a free base platformWho absorbs ACH, card and screening fees?
TurboTenantFree; Essentials from $149/yrFree base + annual portfolio-size tiersDo you need Premium features, and which unit band are you in?
RentRedi$12/mo equivalent on annual planFlat subscription; unlimited unitsDoes a flat price offset feature trade-offs at your scale?
StessaFree; Manage $12/mo annual; Pro $28/mo annualFlat tiered subscriptionIs your priority accounting/finance or full PM operations?
TenantCloudStarter $15/mo annual equivalentFlat feature tiersWhich accounting and owner-management features require a higher tier?
BuildiumEssential from $62/moProfessional feature tiers + add-on feesWhat do payments, eSignatures and setup add to annual cost?
DoorLoopStarter from $69/mo annually for the first 10 unitsPlan + unit tiersWhat is the live quote at your exact unit count?
HemlaneStarter free; Basic $28 + $2/unitFree entry tier + per-unit software/servicesAre you buying software only, or replacing operational labor?

Published prices are snapshots, not quotes. Taxes, promotions, optional services and usage fees can change the final amount.

The four pricing models that matter

1. Free landlord subscription with transaction economics

Innago is the clearest example: the base landlord subscription is $0, while payment and screening activity can carry fees. This can be extremely economical when tenants or applicants pay those charges, but a landlord who chooses to absorb them should model that choice explicitly.

2. Flat subscription

RentRedi, Stessa and TenantCloud are useful benchmarks because the subscription is not simply “unit count × price.” Flat pricing can become more attractive as a portfolio grows, provided the product still covers the workflows you need.

3. Portfolio-size tiers

TurboTenant and DoorLoop illustrate a tiered approach. Your cost can jump when you cross a unit band, so compare the price not only at your current size but also at the next likely portfolio size.

4. Per-unit software or services

Hemlane Basic uses a low per-unit software amount on top of a platform fee, while Essential and Complete include substantially more operational help. A fair comparison therefore separates software cost from the cost of outsourced work.

What does software cost at 10, 25, 50 or 100 units?

Portfolio sizeCost pattern to watchUseful benchmark
10 unitsFree plans and low flat subscriptions remain realistic10-unit guide
25 unitsUnit tiers, owner reporting and accounting depth start to matter more25-unit guide
50 unitsWorkflow cost can exceed subscription differences50-unit guide
100 unitsStaff access, accounting, integrations and service coordination dominate100-unit guide

Seven costs that are easy to miss

  • ACH / EFT processing and who pays it.
  • Credit-card convenience fees.
  • eSignature volume.
  • Screening reports and applicant fees.
  • Bank-account or merchant-account setup.
  • Onboarding, data migration and implementation.
  • Human coordination that software does not replace.
Decision rule: compare annual subscription + predictable transaction costs + required add-ons + implementation + labor that remains. That is the number that belongs beside a competitor’s price.

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Where to go next

Official pricing sources

Research and pricing references reviewed October 8, 2026.