
Domatia
7.8#33 in property management softwareFrom $29 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | Domatia | RentRedi |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting | The product tracks property expenses against IRS Schedule E categories and provides QuickBooks-mappable exports; the site says it is an organizer, not tax advice. | RentRedi provides categorized income and expenses, receipt attachments and tax-oriented reports, including profit-and-loss and Schedule E reporting. |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Integrations | Official pages identify Stripe for payments, DocuSeal for e-signatures, QuickBooks-mappable exports, and Zapier or Make as API integration targets. | Official integration documentation covers Stripe, Plaid, TransUnion, Zillow/Trulia/HotPads, BiggerPockets, REI Hub and QuickBooks exports. |
| Lease management | AI can draft state-aware leases, while built-in e-signature, document storage and audit trails manage execution. | Tenants can e-sign leases in the app and landlords can keep lease documents in the platform. |
| Listing syndication | Vacancies can be distributed through a MITS ILS XML feed to Zillow, Apartments.com and other listing portals. | A listing can be distributed to Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and HotPads from one posting. |
| Maintenance | Tenants submit maintenance requests that can be routed to teams, discussed through messaging and tracked by status. | Tenants submit maintenance tickets with photos or video, while landlords track requests and vendors in one queue. |
| Paid from | 29 | 5 |
| Rent collection | Stripe-powered ACH and card payments support one-time payments, autopay, automatic late fees and per-unit fee rules. | The service supports recurring charges, autopay, automated reminders, late-fee rules and ACH, card or cash payments. |
Domatia suits landlords and property managers handling rentals, including apartment complexes, HOAs, and commercial properties. Its tools cover listings, leasing, rent collection, and property expense organization.
It suits property owners who want rent collection and tenant or property-management tools through a mobile app. The free option is limited to two properties, while Start covers unlimited properties and tenants.