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E-Renter review

Freemium#21 of 27 in Tenant Screening Software

Broad pay-per-report screening with credit, identity, criminal, and eviction checks.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

E-Renter provides online tenant screening and background-check services for individual landlords, property managers, tenant-screening companies, and businesses. Its reports can cover identity and Social Security validation, consumer credit information, criminal records, eviction records, bankruptcies, liens, judgments, sex-offender data, and OFAC/Patriot Act searches. The service also includes paperless tenant consent and an adverse-action notice form, making it suited to landlords seeking a broad set of screening checks in a pay-per-report model.

The published plans show three one-time packages. Basic costs $21.95 and includes identity verification, SSN validation, a Social Security Death Index check, OFAC/Patriot Act, eviction, and bankruptcy searches. Premium costs $31.95 and adds a credit check and an FCRA-compliant background check to the Basic features. Ultimate costs $36.95 and adds name history, address history, and Rent Check Advisor to Premium. This structure gives landlords a clear path from core identity and records searches to broader screening coverage without a recurring plan.

E-Renter’s strongest fit is for landlords who want multiple record types, including credit, criminal, eviction, bankruptcy, liens, judgments, and sex-offender searches, alongside identity checks and compliance-oriented forms. Commercial accounts can access fuller reports and customized solutions. The narrower fit is for operators who require income verification or a broader platform ecosystem, since the listed service is web-based and income verification is not included. Choose E-Renter for broad, one-time tenant screening; consider an alternative when income verification is central to the approval process.

E-Renter pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Basic includes identity, SSN, OFAC, eviction, and bankruptcy searches
    • Premium adds consumer credit and an FCRA-compliant background check
    • Ultimate adds name history, address history, and Rent Check Advisor
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; all screening packages are paid one-time reports
    • Income verification is not included
    • Available through the web platform

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