TenantCloud review
Broad property management coverage for small landlords, with a low annual starting price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TenantCloud is cloud-based property management software for landlords, property managers, owners, tenants, and service professionals. It brings together rental listings, applications, tenant screening, lease agreements, electronic signatures, rent collection, maintenance requests, accounting, reporting, and communication. Tenants can use a portal or iOS and Android apps to pay rent, sign leases, submit maintenance requests, and message landlords. The broad feature set makes it a fit for small landlords who want more than rent collection alone.
Pricing is tiered. Starter costs $15 per month when billed annually and includes online rent payments, maintenance management, listings, and applications. The plan supports unlimited properties and units but limits leases to 10. Growth adds enhanced reporting, move-in and move-out inspections, and a property message board. Pro costs $50 per month when billed annually and adds tax reports, bank reconciliation, and a separate owner portal. Business adds team management and tools, task management, and user-interface customization. A 14-day trial is available, and there is no free plan.
TenantCloud’s main strength is breadth across web and mobile. Rent collection supports ACH, cards, autopay, reminders, late fees, and receipts, while maintenance workflows can include photos, videos, scheduling, and service-provider coordination. Accounting includes income and expense tracking, reports, tax reports, and bank reconciliation. Integrations include Google Calendar, Stripe, RentRange, QuickBooks Online, Zillow, Rentler, TransUnion, Asurint, and Equifax, alongside team roles, permissions, calendars, tasks, and AI property management tools. Choose TenantCloud if you want one system spanning daily operations and financial workflows. Landlords managing more than 10 leases should review the Starter limit before choosing that tier.
TenantCloud pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers payments, screening, leases, maintenance, accounting, and listings
- Tenant portals and mobile apps support payments, messaging, and requests
- Integrates with QuickBooks Online, Google Calendar, Stripe, and listing services
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Starter includes a limit of 10 leases
- The lowest listed price requires annual billing
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