RentRedi

Overview

RentRedi brings rent collection, tenant access, maintenance, accounting and lease management into one property-management service. Its mix of core functions makes it a practical fit for landlords who want to manage more than payments alone.

The trade-off is that the free plan stops at two properties, and the paid tiers use different billing terms. Choose it for a broad rental toolkit with Android and iOS apps; look elsewhere if your priority is a free plan for a larger portfolio or you need web access.

Key features

• Online rent collection and tenant portal: Tenants can use a payment portal, giving landlords a way to handle rent collection through the service rather than treating payments as a standalone task.
• Maintenance management: Maintenance is part of the product, so it can sit alongside the landlord’s other rental operations.
• Property accounting and lease management: These extend RentRedi beyond collection and tenant access. The breadth is useful for landlords seeking several core functions in one service, though the stated feature set does not establish how deeply each area is covered.
• Mobile apps: Android and iOS coverage gives landlords and tenants mobile access on both major phone platforms.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, requires no credit card and covers up to 2 properties. That is a useful entry point for a very small portfolio, but the property cap makes it unsuitable once you manage more than two.

Start costs $5 a month, billed monthly, and can be canceled anytime. It includes unlimited properties and unlimited tenants, making it the straightforward step up for landlords whose portfolio exceeds the free limit. Its listed inclusions emphasize capacity rather than the broader listing-site reach in Grow.

Grow costs $12 a month, billed annually, with 2 months free. It includes 20+ listing sites, a distinct advantage for landlords who want listing reach as part of the plan. Annual billing is a less flexible commitment than Start’s cancel-anytime monthly terms.

Platforms

RentRedi has apps for Android and iOS. A web platform is not among its stated platforms, so landlords specifically seeking browser-based access may prefer an alternative with web coverage.

Who it's for

RentRedi suits landlords who want rent collection, a tenant portal, maintenance management, accounting and leases together, especially those with more than two properties who can use Start’s unlimited property and tenant allowances. The Free plan is best reserved for portfolios of no more than two properties. Grow is the better fit when access to 20+ listing sites matters enough to accept annual billing.

It is less compelling for someone who needs a web platform, wants a larger free portfolio, or prefers not to pay annually for listing-site reach.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Rent collection, tenant portal, maintenance, accounting and lease management cover several recurring landlord needs in one service.
• Pro: Start includes unlimited properties and tenants for $5 a month with monthly billing and cancellation anytime.
• Pro: Grow adds 20+ listing sites and includes 2 months free.
• Con: Free is capped at two properties, limiting its usefulness for landlords with larger portfolios.
• Con: Grow is billed annually, unlike Start’s monthly, cancel-anytime terms.
• Con: Android and iOS are the stated platforms; landlords seeking web access should consider another service.

Alternatives

For a narrower comparison across the category, browse Rent Payment Software, Property Management Software or Rental Property Listing Software.

• Baselane Rent Collection is worth considering for its free Core plan, which combines banking and bookkeeping essentials with automated rent, reminders and late fees; it also offers Android, iOS and web access.
• Avail may suit landlords who want a web-based free plan with unlimited units. Its $9 a month Unlimited Plus plan adds next-day deposits and waived ACH charges.
• RentMerchant offers a free plan for up to three properties, one more than RentRedi’s free cap, and a Pro plan billed annually with unlimited properties and units.
• RentPay has a free account and Android, iOS and web access; its listed payment methods carry transaction fees.
• MagicDoor is a paid alternative with Android, iOS, web and API platforms; its Advanced AI Assistant plan starts at 25 units and uses a one-year contract.
• Dawzer RMS provides a permanent free web plan for up to three units, with 100 MB document storage and every feature included.
• PayProp is a paid option with Android, iOS, web and API platforms; its License plan costs $40 a month and includes unlimited user accounts.
• RentPayment is another paid option, with web, iOS and Android platforms.

Verdict

RentRedi is a strong choice for landlords who want rent collection, tenant access and core property-management functions together, with Start providing unlimited properties and tenants at $5 a month. Its main drawbacks are the two-property free cap, Grow’s annual billing and the absence of a stated web platform. Choose it for the combined toolkit and mobile apps; look elsewhere for browser access or a more generous free tier.