Lordy.app review
Low-cost web software for organizing landlord records, leases, finances, and maintenance.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Lordy.app is cloud-based property management software for landlords, property owners, real estate investors, and property managers. It brings property and tenant records, lease contracts, rental income, transactions, security deposits, expenses, documents, and maintenance records into one web platform. Dashboards and analytics help monitor property performance, while tenant communication, notifications, and reminders support routine follow-up. The permanent free plan is aimed at individual landlords managing one property, while paid tiers address larger portfolios.
Pricing is structured around portfolio size and billing frequency. The Free plan provides basic property management for individual landlords. Pro costs CAD 3.99 per month with monthly billing or CAD 3.33 per month with annual billing, and is positioned for multiple-property management. Property Manager costs CAD 9.99 per month monthly or CAD 8.33 per month annually for larger portfolios. Enterprise costs CAD 29.99 per month monthly or CAD 25 per month annually for large-scale portfolio management. Paid tiers add capacity for properties, tenants, lease contracts, transactions, maintenance records, and storage, making the annual Pro price the clearest low-cost entry beyond the free plan.
The product’s strongest fit is landlords who want centralized record-keeping without a high software bill. Its coverage spans lease administration, financial summaries, repair-cost records, cloud document storage, and performance dashboards, so it can replace scattered spreadsheets and files for core administrative work. The trade-off is a narrower platform footprint: Lordy.app is available on the web, and its emphasis is on tracking, documentation, communication, and reminders. Landlords seeking mobile apps or a wider ecosystem around property operations should compare alternatives before choosing it. Lordy.app suits cost-conscious owners with straightforward portfolios; larger or more service-intensive operations may need broader workflow coverage.
Lordy.app pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Permanent free plan for managing one property
- Tracks leases, income, expenses, deposits, documents, and maintenance
- Dashboards, reminders, and tenant communication in one web platform
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to one property
- Web-only access, with no mobile apps
- Focused on records and tracking rather than a broader property ecosystem
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