Free
$0 per month
- Listings marketed to rental sites, with unlimited listings
- Online rental applications and tenant screening
- Online rent payments
- One connected bank account
TurboTenant's Free plan costs landlords $0. Essentials starts at $12.42 a month and Pro at $16.58 a month, and Business is custom pricing for 20 or more units. Renters pay the screening fee and card fees, and they pay $2 per bank payment unless the landlord is on Pro.
Prices read from TurboTenant's pricing page on November 9, 2026.
$0 per month
Starting at $12.42 per month
Starting at $16.58 per month
Custom pricing
For 20 or more units.
TurboTenant's figures are its starting prices multiplied by 12. Larger portfolios move to a higher tier or to Business pricing. Rentra's figures are $5 a unit on monthly billing with the $25 minimum.
Rentra is our product. We've tried to be fair about where others fit better.
For a small portfolio TurboTenant costs less than Rentra: its Free plan is $0 and its paid plans start near $149 and $199 a year, against Rentra's $300 a year minimum. TurboTenant also has listings and screening, which Rentra does not offer. Rentra's price covers different work: a text number where AI answers tenants from the lease, repair triage with vendor texting, and bank-connected books. Some landlords use TurboTenant to fill a vacancy and Rentra after move-in.
For landlords, yes. TurboTenant's Free plan is $0 a month with no time limit and includes listings, applications, screening, and online rent payments. Renters pay the screening fee ($55), $2 per bank payment, and 3.49% on card payments.
Essentials starts at $12.42 a month and Pro at $16.58 a month, which is about $149 and $199 a year. Business is custom pricing for 20 or more units.
Renters pay $2 per ACH payment and 3.49% on card payments, plus a $55 screening fee when they apply. When the landlord is on Pro, ACH is free and the screening fee is $45.