iManageRent review
Broad property operations coverage with free plans, mobile apps, and a $75 Pro tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
iManageRent is an online property management platform for do-it-yourself landlords, property managers, realtors, leasing agents, and renters. Its coverage spans rental listing creation and syndication, tenant screening, lease applications, automated rent and late-fee collection, security-deposit accounting, maintenance tracking, vendor management, accounting, financial reports, document storage, and property portals. That broad scope makes it a fit for landlords and property professionals managing operations across multiple stakeholders.
The plan structure starts with a free Basic plan covering rental listings, tenant screening, and manual record keeping. Premium adds automated rent collection, online rent payments, lease and document management, maintenance management, and financial reports; its pricing is calculated by unit count. The iMR Pro plan is listed at $75 per month and is intended for professionals managing larger quantities of units, with branded solution options and most platform functionalities. iMR Pro Customized adds a customized solution with custom features and pricing. A 60-day free trial provides time to assess the platform before committing to a paid plan.
The platform’s strongest fit is breadth within core property operations rather than a large integration ecosystem. Website integration, white-label customization, and portals for renters, owners, property managers, and leasing agents support organizations that want a more branded and collaborative workflow. Web, iOS, and Android access extend that coverage across devices. Landlords seeking listings, screening, collections, maintenance, accounting, and document management in one system should consider iManageRent. Businesses that depend on many third-party integrations or need a narrowly specialized property tool may prefer an alternative with a broader integration catalog.
iManageRent pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers listings, screening, collections, deposits, maintenance, accounting, and documents
- Includes renter, owner, property-manager, and leasing-agent portals
- Available on web, iOS, and Android with website integration
- Where it doesn't
- Verified integration coverage is limited to website integration
- Premium pricing uses a unit-count calculator rather than a fixed displayed amount
- Advanced branded and customized options are reserved for higher-tier plans
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