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BoomScreen vs RentSpree

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8.0#1 in tenant screening softwareFrom $6.99 a month
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Company headquartersBoom says its headquarters are in Austin, Texas.LinkedIn lists Seattle, Washington as headquarters.
ComplianceBoom says it is a Consumer Reporting Agency regulated by the Fair Credit Reporting Act and works with property-management legal advisors on county-level compliance.RentSpree describes jurisdiction-specific screening restrictions, conditional approvals, and adverse action notices as compliance tools.
Founded20202016
IntegrationsBoom lists integrations with Buildium, Entrata, ManageAmerica, Quext, Rent Manager, Rentvine, ResMan, Yardi, and a lite AppFolio integration; CSV upload is also available for rent reporting.RentSpree reports more than 300 MLS, technology and brokerage partnerships, including SkySlope, Form Simplicity and zipLogix.
PurposeBoomScreen is a configurable tenant-screening solution for property managers intended to mitigate fraud and speed up leasing.RentSpree offers tenant screening and tools for listings, rental applications, lease management, and rent collection.
SecurityBoom says BoomScreen is SOC II Type 2 certified and that its encryption and penetration-testing processes are regularly audited by an independent third party.RentSpree states that it has completed a SOC 2 Type II attestation and encrypts application and payment information.

BoomScreen plans

  • Pay-per-usePriced on request

RentSpree plans

  • BasicFree
  • Recurring ACH rent payment$3, paid once
  • Tenant card payment$3, paid once
  • Landlord PRO$6.99 a month
  • RentSpree PRO$15.83 a month
  • Standard screening report$39.99, paid once

Pick BoomScreen if…

BoomScreen is for property managers configuring tenant applications and screening criteria. Its applicant workflow supports individuals and groups.

Pick RentSpree if…

RentSpree suits landlords, agents, property managers, renters, and enterprise customers involved in rental applications or tenant screening. It may also fit agents who want listing distribution and MLS-connected workflows.

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