Landlords built Rentra for their own rentals

We were chasing rent payments and fighting software made for big management companies, so we built the tool we wanted and moved our own units onto it.

Self-managing landlords fall between two kinds of software

Property management software tends to fall into two groups: enterprise tools built for management companies, and free apps that do little more than a spreadsheet.

If you manage your own properties, you need automated rent collection, maintenance triage, and financial reporting without enterprise pricing or setup.

Rentra has one price ($5/unit, $25 minimum) with every feature included, and it needs no training to use. See the features, or see the short version in Rentra at a glance.

How we decide what to build

Simple by design

A feature has to make a landlord's work simpler, or we don't add it.

Built for landlords

Rentra is made for landlords who manage their own units, not for companies managing rentals for other owners.

Automate the repeat work

Rentra sends rent reminders and sorts maintenance requests on its own. Vendors don't start work until you approve their quote.

Try Rentra on your own rentals

Upload a signed lease and Rentra sets up the tenant, the rent and the lease dates. Free for 14 days, then $5 a unit a month.