Avail vs TurboTenant: pricing and fees in 2026
Avail and TurboTenant both let landlords list, screen, and collect rent for free. They differ on the paid plan. Avail's Unlimited Plus is $9 per unit per month. TurboTenant's Essentials starts at $12.42 a month and Pro at $16.58. On the free plans, tenants pay $2.50 per bank transfer on Avail and $2 on TurboTenant.
Prices read from Avail's pricing page and TurboTenant's pricing page on November 9, 2026.
Side by side
Rentra is our product. We've tried to be fair about where others fit better. It is in the table for reference.
Plans and prices
TurboTenant
- Free: $0 per month
- Essentials: Starting at $12.42 per month
- Pro: Starting at $16.58 per month
- Business: Custom pricing For 20 or more units.
Which one fits
Pick Avail if
- You have one unit and want paid features. Unlimited Plus is $9 a month for one unit, below TurboTenant's $12.42 starting price.
- You want to customize the lease template and reuse it, which comes with Unlimited Plus.
- You want a property website, also on Unlimited Plus.
Pick TurboTenant if
- You have several units and want a paid plan. TurboTenant's paid plans start at $12.42 a month, where Avail charges $9 for each unit.
- You want income verification, fraud detection, and tax-ready reports, which are on Pro.
- You want the lower bank transfer fee for tenants on a free plan: $2 against Avail's $2.50.
Where Rentra fits
Rentra is our product. We've tried to be fair about where others fit better.
Avail and TurboTenant are strongest before move-in: listings, applications, and screening. Rentra does none of those. It starts once the lease is signed, with a text number where AI answers tenants from the lease, repair triage with vendor texting, and bank-connected books, for $5 a unit with a $25 monthly minimum. Some landlords fill the unit with one of these two and run the tenancy in Rentra.
Avail vs TurboTenant FAQ
Is Avail or TurboTenant cheaper?
Both have free plans for landlords. On paid plans, Avail's Unlimited Plus is $9 per unit per month, so it costs less for one unit. TurboTenant's Essentials starts at $12.42 a month, which costs less than Avail once you have two or more units.
What do tenants pay on each?
On the free plans, tenants pay $2.50 per bank transfer on Avail and $2 on TurboTenant. Card payments cost 3.5% on Avail and 3.49% on TurboTenant. Both waive the bank transfer fee on a paid plan: Unlimited Plus on Avail, Pro on TurboTenant.
Do both offer tenant screening?
Yes. TurboTenant lists a $55 screening fee paid by the renter, or $45 when the landlord is on Pro. Avail says its screening cost varies by location and is usually paid by the tenant.
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