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TurboTenant review

A capable free starting point for landlords who need core rental operations.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

TurboTenant is property management software for independent landlords and small rental portfolios. It brings rental marketing, applications, tenant screening, state-specific lease creation, electronic signatures, rent collection, maintenance requests, tenant communication, expense tracking, and rental accounting into one platform. Landlords can manage properties through the web app or dedicated iOS and Android apps, while tenants receive a portal for payments, maintenance, documents, and messaging.

The free plan includes rental listing and marketing, applicant screening, and online rent collection. Essentials costs $12.42 per month when billed annually and adds online lease creation and signing, lower screening costs, and expedited rent payouts. Pro costs $16.48 per month on annual billing and adds built-in accounting tools, income verification, fraud detection, and free ACH payments. Autopilot provides full-service rental management, including tenant placement plus maintenance and rent collection handled by TurboTenant. The displayed monthly prices for paid plans are annual-cost equivalents rather than month-to-month rates.

For landlords who want broader day-to-day coverage without an upfront subscription, TurboTenant combines listings, leasing, payments, maintenance, and financial tools in a focused package. Its tenant portal, autopay, reminders, late fees, work orders, mobile notifications, and in-app messaging support ongoing rental administration. The platform’s ecosystem is narrower than its feature list: Plaid is the listed integration, so organizations needing a wider connected software stack may prefer an alternative. TurboTenant fits small landlords starting with a free plan and growing into paid leasing or accounting features; larger operations or owners seeking extensive integrations may need a different platform.

TurboTenant pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan covers listings, screening, and online rent collection
    • Supports leases, payments, maintenance, portals, and expense tracking
    • Available on web, iOS, and Android
  • Where it doesn't
    • Integrations are limited to Plaid
    • Essentials and Pro prices shown are annual billing equivalents
    • Advanced needs may require a paid tier or Autopilot service

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