Pricing + feature guide
Property management software pricing and features, side by side.
Compare Rentium with four familiar alternatives across published pricing, everyday rental workflows, accounting depth, and how freely each product lets you adapt the workflow as your needs change.
Short answer
Among the five products compared here, Rentium alone combines an intended free tier, public OpenAPI, and OAuth MCP.
Its lease, rent, payment, and accounting records stay connected while developer and AI access remains inside the same permissions and product rules.
Side-by-side comparison
Compare the price, the daily work, and how much control you keep.
Start with the published subscription terms. Then compare leasing and rent records, accounting controls, customer API access, and AI or MCP access behind the price. On smaller screens, choose one alternative for a direct comparison with Rentium.
| Product | Published price | Leasing + rent | Accounting controls | Customer API | AI + MCP access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rentium | Free through 5 units; Pro from $15.00/mo $15.00/mo through 10 units, then $0.85/unit; $1.00 per ACH payment. Entry priceFree entry | Connected lease + rent lifecycle Applications, successive lease terms, rent schedules, obligations, payment records, and durable history. | Owner books + rendered reports Workspace-managed definitions, owner-scoped accounts, balanced entries, Cash/Accrual statements, property breakouts, exports, reversals, and audit history. | Public OpenAPI Interactive docs and schema are public; data endpoints require authentication. | OAuth MCP + hard boundaries When bank-agent access is enabled, compatible AI clients can review and code imported bank activity; ACH initiation, bank-feed controls, balances, full account details, identity, billing, and role changes stay excluded. |
| TurboTenant | $0, or $149–$999 yearly Essentials and Pro pricing rises by portfolio band; accounting packaging varies by plan or add-on. Entry priceFree entry | Leasing + rent tools Listings, applications, screening, leases, payments, and maintenance tools. | Accounting via REI Hub Bank sync and rental reporting are available, with packaging varying by plan or add-on. | No public customer API docs located | No public external AI or MCP docs located Built-in maintenance and lease AI is vendor-native rather than a customer connection surface. |
| RentRedi | $29.95 monthly or $144 yearly The annual term is $12 per month effective; all terms include unlimited units. Entry priceUnder $30/mo | Leasing + rent tools Listings, screening, e-signatures, payments, maintenance, and mobile apps. | Tracking included; double-entry add-on Tax-ready tools are built in; deeper REI Hub accounting is separately priced. | No public customer API docs located | No public external AI or MCP docs located Built-in AI can extract lease details for review during setup. |
| TenantCloud | $15–$50 monthly on annual terms Starter covers 10 leases, Growth 30, and Pro 60; monthly billing is higher. Entry priceUnder $30/mo | Leasing + rent tools by tier Leasing, payments, maintenance, and reporting depth increases by plan. | Bank reconciliation on Pro Bank reconciliation and owner portal are Pro features. | Customer GraphQL Public docs and scoped personal access tokens. | No public external AI or MCP docs located |
| Buildium | Essential from $62; Growth $192; Premium $400/mo Published plan starting prices; Open API and the full AI/automation suite are Premium. Entry price$60+/mo | Leasing + rent tools Leasing, resident, maintenance, reporting, and team operations. | PM accounting included Core accounting is included from Essential; automation and reporting deepen by tier. | Open API on Premium REST, OpenAPI, sandbox, API keys, and webhooks. | No public external AI or MCP docs located Vendor-native AI and automation are available on Premium. |
Published price
Rentium
Free through 5 units; Pro from $15.00/mo
$15.00/mo through 10 units, then $0.85/unit; $1.00 per ACH payment.
TenantCloud
$15–$50 monthly on annual terms
Starter covers 10 leases, Growth 30, and Pro 60; monthly billing is higher.
Leasing + rent
Rentium
Applications, successive lease terms, rent schedules, obligations, payment records, and durable history.
TenantCloud
Leasing, payments, maintenance, and reporting depth increases by plan.
Accounting controls
Rentium
Workspace-managed definitions, owner-scoped accounts, balanced entries, Cash/Accrual statements, property breakouts, exports, reversals, and audit history.
TenantCloud
Bank reconciliation and owner portal are Pro features.
Customer API
Rentium
Interactive docs and schema are public; data endpoints require authentication.
TenantCloud
Public docs and scoped personal access tokens.
AI + MCP access
Rentium
When bank-agent access is enabled, compatible AI clients can review and code imported bank activity; ACH initiation, bank-feed controls, balances, full account details, identity, billing, and role changes stay excluded.
TenantCloud
This focused shortlist spans landlord-first, mobile-suite, growing-team, and professional-PM products. It is not an exhaustive market directory. The entry-price marker groups starting monthly cost into four broad bands; exact annual terms, plan gates, included units, and other fees remain in the row instead of being flattened into a total-cost score.
How Rentium scales by unit count
The intended subscription is free through 5 units, then starts at $15.00 per month through 10 units. Each additional unit adds $0.85 per month.
5 units
Free
Free plan
10 units
$15.00/mo
Pro minimum
30 units
$32.00/mo
20 marginal units
60 units
$57.50/mo
50 marginal units
ACH rent payments add $1.00 each.
The record stays coherent as the portfolio changes.
Rentium connects applications, successive lease terms, effective rent schedules, monthly obligations, payments, reversals, and ledger evidence instead of treating each workflow as a separate island.
The workflow stays open as the team changes.
Rentium's public OpenAPI and OAuth MCP surfaces let developers and compatible AI clients work through the same governed operations as the interface—inside current workspace and portfolio permissions.
Compare API and MCPProperty management software questions
- How does Rentium pricing scale by portfolio size?
- Rentium is free through 5 units. Intended Pro pricing starts at $15.00 per month for 10 units, then adds $0.85 per additional unit. ACH rent payments add a flat $1.00 each. Rentium is in private preview, so checkout is not open.
- How does Rentium compare with Buildium?
- Buildium publishes Essential from $62; Growth $192; Premium $400/mo. Its Open API and full AI and automation suite require Premium. Rentium's intended pricing is free through 5 units and $15.00 per month through 10 units. Rentium pairs that lower entry point with a connected lease and financial record, public OpenAPI, and model-neutral OAuth MCP.
- How does Rentium compare with TurboTenant and RentRedi?
- TurboTenant publishes $0, or $149–$999 yearly; RentRedi publishes $29.95 monthly or $144 yearly. No public customer API or MCP documentation was located for either product during this review. Rentium's intended pricing starts free and pairs a connected lease and accounting record with scoped staff access, public OpenAPI, and OAuth MCP.
- How does Rentium compare with TenantCloud?
- TenantCloud publishes $15–$50 monthly on annual terms. Starter covers 10 leases, Growth 30, and Pro 60; monthly billing is higher. It reserves bank reconciliation and its owner portal for Pro. It documents a customer GraphQL API, but no public MCP documentation was located during this review. Rentium provides public OpenAPI plus OAuth MCP through the same permissioned operations as its interface.
- Which products in this comparison have a customer API or MCP connection?
- Rentium publishes OpenAPI and offers an OAuth MCP connection. TenantCloud documents a customer GraphQL API, and Buildium includes Open API on Premium. No public customer API or MCP documentation was located for TurboTenant or RentRedi during this review; private or partner integrations may still exist.
Primary sources
Feature and price claims were checked against vendor-owned pricing, product, help, or developer pages. “No public API or MCP located” means no customer-facing documentation was found; it does not prove that private access is unavailable.
Compare the workflows that must stay correct.
Test one renewal, one rent change, one partial payment, one correction, and one staff handoff. Rentium keeps each grounded in the same durable record and permission model.