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RentalNoodle review

Freemium#167 of 267 in Property Management Software

A web-based landlord toolkit with a free plan and paid leasing, rent, and reporting features.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

RentalNoodle brings property and tenant records, leases, rent tracking, maintenance requests, inspections, and financial records into a cloud-based web product for independent landlords and small rental portfolios. Its free tenant portal supports leases, rent, maintenance, and messaging, while vacancy listings cover inquiries, showings, and applications. The emphasis is on landlord essentials rather than broad property-operations needs, making it a fit for solo owners or small portfolios looking for a straightforward place to organize rental work.

The Free plan costs $0 and includes lease upload and storage, rent due dates and reminders, payment records, a basic income and expense log, a tenant portal, and one active listing. Landlord Pro is $12 per month and adds electronic lease execution, inspections, deposit worksheets, financial reports, Schedule E preparation exports, and ACH rent collection where Stripe Connect is ready. Optional ACH autopay and a SmartMove screening workflow are also listed for that tier. Portfolio costs $29 per month, adding portfolio financial reporting, advanced exports, Investor Map access, and multi-property summaries. A 14-day free trial is available. This tiering gives landlords a way to start without a subscription and pay for more financial and leasing tools as their needs grow.

Operational fit has some boundaries: access is web-only, with no mobile apps, and ACH collection depends on Stripe Connect setup and availability. Maintenance requests can include photos and status tracking, and move-in and move-out inspections produce reports and deposit worksheets. Financial tools include income and expense records, summaries, Schedule E preparation, and accountant CSV exports. Listed integrations include Stripe and TransUnion SmartMove, alongside Clerk, Resend, RentCast, and OpenStreetMap. Email support and GDPR compliance are stated. Choose RentalNoodle for core leasing, tenant communication, and rent administration at small scale; landlords who need mobile apps or a broader fit than solo and small portfolios should consider alternatives.

RentalNoodle pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes a tenant portal and one active listing.
    • Paid tiers add lease execution, ACH rent collection, and inspections.
    • Maintenance requests, financial records, and vacancy listings share one platform.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access; no mobile apps.
    • ACH collection depends on Stripe Connect readiness and setup.
    • The feature set is aimed at solo landlords and small portfolios.

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