Tenon10 review
A low-cost web platform covering core landlord, tenant, and property manager workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tenon10 is a Canadian property management platform for landlords, tenants, and property managers. It brings digital lease creation and signing, rent collection, maintenance requests, vendor coordination, tenant messaging, compliance workflows, accounting, reporting, and automation into a web platform. The product is aimed primarily at retail landlords managing smaller portfolios, while its per-unit plans and team features also address property management firms. Tenants can access a dedicated portal for rent payments, maintenance requests, and lease documents.
Pricing is structured around portfolio size and role. Essentials costs 9.99 per month and includes digital leases, rent collection, receipts, maintenance requests, vendor management, tenant messaging, and unlimited listings. Pro costs 29.99 per month, adding N1 and N4 forms, accounting, analytics, reports, automation workflows, and T776 tax filing. Pro above 20 costs 4.99 per unit per month with stepped-down rates at higher unit counts. Property Manager plans cost 4.99 per unit for 1–100 units, 3.99 for 101–200 units, and 2.99 for 201+ units. These tiers add team access, roles, per-owner ledgers and statements, and trust accounting; the 1–100 plan also includes priority support. A permanently free tenant plan and a 30-day managing-period trial broaden the entry options.
The strongest fit is for Canadian landlords and managers seeking broad operational coverage without starting at enterprise-style pricing. Tenon10’s RTA-aware compliance workflows, forms, lease amendments, notices, reminders, Keya AI assistant, and accounting tools give it a wider scope than a simple rent collection tool. Property managers should consider the team and trust-accounting tiers when owner reporting is important. However, the current web-only delivery and lack of listed integrations limit platform flexibility, particularly for teams that depend on connected software or native mobile access. Choose Tenon10 for centralized core workflows; consider an alternative if integrations or current mobile apps are essential.
Tenon10 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Low-cost plans with a permanently free tenant option
- Covers leases, rent, maintenance, vendors, and accounting
- Adds compliance workflows, automation, and an AI assistant
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only platform; mobile apps are listed as coming soon
- No integrations are listed
- Pricing currency is not specified
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