RentRedi Alternative: Unlimited Units Without the Data Entry

RentRedi's pitch is simple and strong: one flat price, unlimited units, no per-door fee. If you have thirty doors and hate per-unit pricing, that's a real advantage and we won't pretend otherwise — at thirty units, their annual plan costs less than our Portfolio tier ($99, the tier thirty units needs).

What flat pricing doesn't solve is the typing. Both products need to know your properties, units, tenants, rent, deposits and dates before they can do anything useful. RentRedi has you enter them. LetsGoLandlord reads them out of the leases you already have — PDFs, Word files, scans, even phone photos of paper leases — and asks you to confirm.

The second difference is what happens when money arrives. We match bank deposits to tenants automatically, partial payments included, and put anything ambiguous in a review queue instead of guessing.

LetsGoLandlord

from $15/mo

5 units on Solo · 20 on Growth ($39/mo) · 14-day free trial

RentRedi

from $12–$29.95/mo

$29.95 monthly, $20 on the 6-month plan, $12 on annual; unlimited units on every plan

Competitor prices as of August 2026, per their published pricing — always check their current page.

Feature by feature, honestly

FeatureLetsGoLandlordRentRedi
AI reads your lease PDFs and builds your rent rollYes — upload leases, review what the AI found, doneNo — manual data entry or CSV templates
Bank-deposit matching (CSV import + live bank feeds)Yes — deposits match tenants automatically, partial payments includedVaries — typically manual reconciliation
Renewal autopilot (draft, generate, send at 90 days)Yes — with an AI wizard that takes plain-English changesReminders at best — check their current docs
Maintenance requests without tenant loginsYes — magic link per unit, photos included, AI triageUsually requires tenant accounts
Online rent collection (tenant ACH)Yes — ACH + card with tenant autopay, free for landlords; tenants pay processing at cost (ACH 0.8% capped at $4.95). Free P2P lane (Zelle/Venmo) with auto reconciliation tooYes (typically with per-transaction fees)
Monthly owner report written for youYes — your numbers, narrated by AIReport exports — you write the narrative
Free read-only accountant loginYes — free on every plan, lands on a dedicated Taxes pageVaries — often per-seat pricing; check their current docs
Unit pricingTiered by units — $15 for 5, $39 for 20, $99 for 100Flat, unlimited units on every plan
Cheapest way to payAnnual saves two months; monthly costs the same per monthAnnual is less than half the monthly rate — the discount is steep

Who should stay with RentRedi

Switching is an afternoon, not a project

Export your rent roll from RentRedi to CSV and import it, or skip the export entirely and upload your lease PDFs — the AI rebuilds tenants, terms, rent and deposits from the documents themselves. Your bank history imports as CSV or connects live, and the matcher reconciles from day one.

Frequently asked questions

Is LetsGoLandlord cheaper than RentRedi?

It depends entirely on door count. RentRedi is $29.95/month, or $12/month on the annual plan, for unlimited units (as of August 2026). We're $15/month for 5 units and $39 for 20 — so under about 10 units we're comparable, and well above that their flat rate wins on price. What we'd argue you're buying instead is the hours the AI takes off your setup and your month-end.

Do you charge per unit?

No — tiers include a unit allowance rather than billing per door, so a 5-unit and a 4-unit portfolio pay the same $15. There's also a permanent free tier for a single rental.

Can you import from RentRedi?

Yes. CSV export imports directly, and the review queue shows anything that needs a human eye before it lands in your books.

What does RentRedi do that you don't?

Tenant credit reporting as a paid add-on. Online rent collection is no longer a gap — tenants here pay by ACH or card with autopay, free for landlords, with processing passed through at cost.

See your rent roll build itself

14-day free trial. Every feature. No credit card.

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