Rentra
Built for self-managing landlords.
$5 / unit
$25/mo minimum · All features included
- Start with 1 unit
- 14-day free trial
- Cancel anytime, no contract
- AI lease import
Rent Manager
Property management companies
Custom pricing
Quote required · Implementation package extra
Rent Manager is property management and accounting software designed for mid-size and large property management companies.
Feature-by-feature breakdown
Who each one is for
Pick Rent Manager if
- You run a management company with commercial units or CAM reconciliation.
- You want a vendor-led implementation and deep accounting.
Pick Rentra if
- You want published pricing and no implementation package.
- You manage residential units yourself and want to set up from your signed leases.
- You want an AI that answers tenant texts from the lease.
Rent Manager fits management companies that need accounting depth
Rent Manager traces back to the early 1980s and covers commercial property, CAM reconciliation, and advanced accounting. Pricing is by quote, and setup goes through an implementation package. A landlord who mainly needs rent collected and maintenance tracked can set up Rentra without help, starting from signed leases.
Get started with RentraMoving from Rent Manager to Rentra
- Start the 14-day trial. Add a card when you want invoices, online rent payments, and your texting number to go live.
- Upload your signed leases as PDF or Word files. Rentra's AI reads the tenant, rent, and lease dates.
- Add any units or tenants the leases don't cover with Rentra's rent roll template.
- Invite your tenants. They set up their payment method and autopay again in the Rentra portal.
- Keep Rent Manager until the first month's rent clears on Rentra, then cancel it.
Questions about Rent Manager and Rentra
Rent Manager doesn't publish prices; plans are quoted. Third-party reviews report an implementation package on top of the monthly fee. Rentra is $5 a unit with a $25/month minimum and no setup fee.
Often, yes. It's designed for property management companies with dedicated staff. Trust accounting, commercial property management, and detailed work orders are built for that staff, and a landlord managing a few units may not use them.
$100 a month, or $960 a year on annual billing, with no setup fee. Rent Manager quotes its plans, and third-party reviews report an implementation package on top.