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PayProp

8.4#15 in property management softwareFrom £79 a month
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Uplisting

8.8#4 in property management softwareFree plan
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FactPayPropUplisting
Founded20042016
Free planNoYes
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomSheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
IntegrationsListed integrations include Automated Accounting, Xero, Nexus, Homebox, Mailchimp, Fixflo, PadBoss, Property Inspect and Reapit.Listed integrations include Stripe, Zapier, PriceLabs, Beyond, Wheelhouse, smart-lock systems, cleaning tools, accounting products and guest-experience services.
Praise: supportReviewers repeatedly describe the support team as helpful, knowledgeable, professional and responsive.Many Capterra and GetApp reviewers describe support as knowledgeable, responsive and helpful during onboarding and problem solving.
Public APIPayProp publishes an Agency API v1.1 specification in OpenAPI format and says it is still being expanded.Uplisting provides a V3 OAuth public API; developers request OAuth credentials by submitting company, contact, account, scope and redirect-URI details.
Rating on Capterra4.5 out of 5 from 13 reviews4.7 out of 5 from 129 reviews
Rating on GetApp4.5 out of 5 from 13 reviews4.7 out of 5 from 129 reviews

PayProp plans

  • Monthly service fee£1 a month
  • License£79 a month
  • Once-off setup fee—
  • PayPropPriced on request

Uplisting plans

  • Independent Host£405 a month
  • Operator£905 a month
  • Manager£2,085 a month
  • Pay As You GoFree
  • Pro$20 a month

Pick PayProp if…

PayProp is aimed at letting agents managing rent collection, recipient payouts, arrears, and repair communication. It may suit agencies seeking a tenant portal and integrations with property and accounting tools.

Pick Uplisting if…

It suits short-term rental operators managing calendars, guest communication, and multiple booking channels. Independent Host is aimed at portfolios of up to four properties, while Pay As You Go covers up to ten.

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