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Tenwise review

#197 of 267 in Property Management Software

A focused web tool for landlords managing one rental without a traditional property manager.

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

Tenwise is web-based property-management software for Australian landlords who manage rentals themselves. It brings property listing pages, listing-sharing tools and AI-assisted rental-ad drafting together with applicant applications and side-by-side comparison. Landlords can also access state-specific lease templates, bond-lodgement guidance, rent schedules, reminders, ledgers, tenant messaging, maintenance requests, inspections and per-property financial summaries. The product currently launches with New South Wales support while adding other Australian states, making it most relevant to single-property owners who want a focused workflow rather than a traditional property manager.

Pricing is straightforward across its published plans. The Monthly plan costs $19 per first property per month and includes all features, with the first month free. The Annual plan costs $189 per first property per year, includes all features and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. A Founding Members plan costs $199 one-time and includes lifetime access, capped at 200 landlords. The paid structure keeps the product aimed at landlords who want a dedicated management tool without a percentage-of-rent model. Buyers should compare the monthly, annual and one-time options against how long they expect to manage the property.

Tenwise’s main strength is breadth within a simple landlord workflow: listings, leasing, rent tracking, tenant communication, maintenance and financial summaries sit in one web service. Its tenant dashboard supports messages, maintenance and inspections, while the EOFY tax-ready ledger can be exported as CSV. Current rent payments move directly from tenant to landlord by bank transfer; automatic rent collection is described as coming. There are no listed integrations, and the service is web-only, so landlords needing connected accounting, broader platform coverage or deeper operational tooling should choose an alternative. Tenwise fits owners who prefer a focused, property-based system for self-management.

Tenwise pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers listings, applications, leases, rent tracking and maintenance
    • Includes tenant messaging, inspections and tax-ready ledger exports
    • All features are included in the $19 monthly plan
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only, with no mobile apps
    • No integrations are listed
    • Operational depth is narrower than leading platforms

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