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Rentarina review

#7 of 28 in Salon Booth Rental Software

A web-based rental workflow for salon suite operators managing tenants, payments, and locations.

8.3/10Editor score
Rentarina8.3 Visit Rentarina

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Rentarina is web-based property management software for landlords operating salon suites, studios, booths, and similar small-business rental spaces. It brings recurring rent collection, autopay, receipts, late fees, lease templates, electronic signatures, occupancy tracking, maintenance requests, tenant messaging, vacancy listings, and tenant portals into one system. Tenants can pay rent, view leases, submit maintenance requests, and message the landlord without downloading an app. It is aimed at operators who want a complete rental workflow rather than a tool focused only on payments or scheduling.

Pricing is organized across Starter, Standard, and Portfolio. Starter costs $63 per month or $758 per year and includes a tenant portal, leases and e-sign, Rentarina AI, and standard support. Standard costs $119 per month or $1,430 per year, adding up to 3 locations, up to 40 units, and teammate roles. Portfolio costs $279 per month or $3,350 per year and supports up to 10 locations and 100 units, with teammate roles, priority support, and onboarding. A 60-day free trial is available. The plan structure gives single-location operators a defined entry point, while larger portfolios pay for location, unit, collaboration, and support capacity.

The platform connects with Stripe, QuickBooks, Twilio, Plaid, DocuSign, Gmail, and Google Calendar, supporting payment processing, accounting, communications, document signing, and calendar workflows. Its standout breadth is the combination of financial administration, lease management, occupancy, maintenance, announcements, and tenant messaging in one dashboard, with AI-assisted reminders, risk flags, and reporting. Rentarina is a strong fit for operators who want centralized rental administration across multiple locations. Businesses needing mobile access, more than 10 locations, or more than 100 units should consider a platform with broader capacity or dedicated mobile applications.

Rentarina pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automated rent collection with autopay, receipts, and late fees
    • Leases, e-signatures, maintenance, messaging, and tenant portals
    • Multi-location dashboards with occupancy and vacancy tracking
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access with no mobile app listed
    • No free plan; paid access starts at $63 per month
    • Portfolio is capped at 10 locations and 100 units

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