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TenantCloud review

Cloud property management software for landlords and small managers, with unlimited units on every plan and limits set by lease count.

By the TopToolAdvisor research desk · Updated November 6, 2026

Features (35%)
8.8
Ease of use (35%)
8.0
Value (30%)
8.4

TenantCloud suits landlords who expect to grow past a few units and want one system to grow into. Every plan includes unlimited properties and listings, listing syndication, screening paid by the applicant, e-signature leases, automatic rent invoicing, autopay, late fees and maintenance requests, with apps for landlords, tenants, service pros and owners. Starter costs $180 a year and caps you at 10 leases and one bank account. Growth, at $350 a year, adds move-in and move-out inspections, a property message board and one team member, and Pro, at $600 a year, adds tax reports, bank reconciliation and a separate owner portal. Tenants pay the ACH fee, from $1.95 on Starter down to $1.50 on Pro. The interface covers a lot of ground, so it takes longer to learn than TurboTenant or Avail, and there is no free tier to stay on.

Who it is for

Growing landlords who want inspections, reports and an owner portal as they add units.

Price

Starter from $15 a month billed annually ($180 a year); Growth $350 a year; Pro $600 a year; 14-day free trial.

Starting at just $15/month, or upgrade to a premium plan
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 6, 2026.

Key features

  • Unlimited properties, units and rental listings on every plan
  • Full tenant screening paid by the applicant, with income verification
  • E-signature leases, renewals and document templates
  • Automatic rent invoicing, late fees, autopay and partial payment settings
  • Move-in and move-out inspections, bank reconciliation and owner portal on higher plans

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Unlimited units on every plan, with limits set by active leases
  • Strength: Separate apps for landlords, tenants, service pros and owners
  • Strength: Tenant ACH fees fall from $1.95 to $1.50 on higher plans
  • Weakness: Starter allows 10 leases and no team members
  • Weakness: No free plan, only a 14-day trial
  • Weakness: Tax reports and bank reconciliation need the $600 a year Pro plan

Key facts

  • Starter: $180 a year, 10 leases
  • Growth: $350 a year, 30 leases
  • Pro: $600 a year, 60 leases
  • Free trial: 14 days

Where it ranks

TenantCloud is No. 4 in our Best Property Management Software for Small Landlords verdict and No. 8 in Best Property Management Software.

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