Letting

Property management software

Property management software that closes your month

Tenants, leases, rent tracking, repairs, inspections and owner statements in one system, for property managers and landlords. One flat price per plan, no unit minimum.

Bright, freshly let two-bedroom flat with open living room and kitchen

Run month end on a demo portfolio

Pick a portfolio, load a bank file and run month end. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Portfolio

Bank file

Upload your bank CSV (date, amount, reference) to match payments to these units.

Rent roll

UnitTenantDueReceivedStatusDays late

Past-due rent summary

Owner statement

Rent received
Management fee
Repairs
Net payout

Unmatched bank lines

Letting could not place these payments. Check the suggested match and confirm it.

Draft a reminder to a late tenant

Choose a tone and Letting drafts the email. You edit it before anything is sent.

Keep this portfolio and run it on your real units

Create your account and send every owner a statement at the next month end.

Pick a portfolio, load a bank file and run month end. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Bank CSV columns: date, amount, reference. Read in your browser, never sent to us.

  • Your data stays yours. Export everything any time.
  • Price on the page, no onboarding fee.
  • Built for US portfolios
  • Bank CSV import
  • PDF owner statements
  • Roles and audit log

Month end is what property management software should fix first

Portfolios lose the most hours at month end. Letting starts there: who paid, what is broken and what every owner is owed.

Keys to a rental flat on a hallway console by the front door

Know who paid by the 3rd

Drop in your bank export and Letting matches each payment to a tenant ledger. The rent roll shows paid, partial, late and unmatched for every unit. Past-due balances are grouped by 1 to 30, 31 to 60 and 60+ days.

See rent collection tracking
Kitchen sink and tap in a rental flat after a repair

No repair gets lost in a chat thread

Tenants report a problem through their own link, with photos. You set the priority, assign a contractor and follow the status to the end. The cost lands on the unit and on the right owner's statement.

See maintenance requests
Empty bedroom in a rental flat at move-out inspection

Deposit disputes you can win

Move-in, periodic and move-out inspections are dated, room by room, with photos and condition notes. At move-out you compare both reports side by side before you decide on the deposit.

See property inspections
Property manager's desk by a window with a laptop, a key box and a lease folder

Four steps from a spreadsheet to a month end that closes itself

Steps one and two are a one-time setup. Steps three and four are your month from then on.

  1. 1

    One-time setup

    Import units and tenants

    Upload a CSV from your spreadsheet or current system, or type them in. Portfolios, properties, units and tenants appear in one tree.

  2. 2

    One-time setup

    Add leases and due days

    Record rent, due day, deposit and end date for each lease. Renewal and expiry reminders follow from those dates.

  3. 3

    Your month from then on

    Drop in the bank export each week

    Letting reads the bank CSV, matches payments to tenants and flags anything it cannot place for you to confirm.

  4. 4

    Your month from then on

    Send owner statements at month end

    Each owner gets a statement with rent received, fees, repairs and net payout, as PDF and CSV, on the day you choose.

See how it works

Everything a letting portfolio runs on

Six modules share one record per unit. A repair, a payment and an inspection all land on the same tenant and the same owner.

Tenants and units in one tree

Portfolio, property and unit in one tree, with tenant profiles, contacts, documents and notes. See tenant management software.

Portfolio3 properties, 7 units
  • Carlton HoldingsOwner
    • 14 Carlton Ave2 units
      • Apt 2 J. MarshLeased
      • Apt 5 A. NovakLeased
    • 9 Birch Ct1 unit
      • House L. FraserNotice given
  • Elm St PartnersOwner
    • 220 Elm St4 units
      • Apt 1A D. KimLeased
      • Apt 2A Vacant

Leases that warn you before they end

Terms, rent, due day, deposit, renewal and expiry alerts and a rent increase schedule. See lease management software.

LeasesReminders 60 days before
UnitRentDue dayEndsAlert
Apt 2, 14 Carlton Ave$1,1501stOct 31Ends in 38 days
House, 9 Birch Ct$1,4001stFeb 28Rent increase
Unit 12, 48 Mill St$9805thJun 30Renewed
Apt A, 3 Station St$8751stSep 15Notice given

Rent collection tracking from your bank file

Monthly rent roll, bank matching, partial payments, delinquency aging, reminders and late fee rules. See rent collection software.

Bank export, September4 of 5 matched
Sep 2 MARSH J RENT APT 2
Apt 2, 14 Carlton Ave
$1,150Matched
Sep 3 NOVAK A
Apt 5, 14 Carlton Ave
$600Partial
Sep 5 ZELLE PMT 7731
Suggested match Unit 15, 48 Mill St
Sep 6 BYRNE RENT
Apt 4, 14 Carlton Ave
$1,095Matched
Sep 8 FRASER L 9 BIRCH
House, 9 Birch Ct
$1,400Matched

Maintenance with the cost on the right owner

Tenant requests with photos, priorities, contractors, a status timeline and costs against the owner. See property maintenance software.

Maintenance3 open
Water heater, no hot water
Apt 5, 14 Carlton Ave High K. Byrne Plumbing
$185 to ownerAssigned
Leaking kitchen faucet
Unit 12, 48 Mill St Medium
$65 to ownerDone
Smoke detector beeping
Apt 3B, 220 Elm St Low
New
  1. Reported Sep 4
  2. Assigned Sep 4
  3. Contractor visit Sep 6

Inspections that hold up at deposit time

Move-in, periodic and move-out checklists with photos, a signed PDF report and a move-out comparison. See property inspection software.

Move-out, House, 9 Birch CtSep 12
Kitchen
Same as move-in
3 photos Good
Living room
Scuff on the wall by the door
4 photos Fair
Bedroom 1
Same as move-in
2 photos Good
Bathroom
Caulk around the tub
3 photos Fair
Compared with move-in, Sep 3, 2025Signed PDF

Owner statements on the day you choose

A monthly statement per owner with rent, fees, repairs and net payout, as PDF and CSV. See owner statements.

Statements, SeptemberSend day: 3rd
Carlton Holdings
Net payout $2,713
Sent Sep 3, PDF and CSVSent
E. Adebayo
Net payout $1,742
Sent Sep 3, PDF and CSVSent
R. Whitfield
Net payout $1,566
Repairs pendingDraft

Compliance dates, built in

Smoke and CO detector checks, insurance and rental license renewals, plus any date you add yourself, each with a reminder before it lapses.

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ComplianceNext 90 days
Smoke and CO check
220 Elm St
Sep 307 days
Rental license renewal
14 Carlton Ave
Oct 1219 days
Landlord insurance renewal
9 Birch Ct
Nov 240 days
Fire extinguisher service
48 Mill St
Dec 1482 days

Work out what month end costs you today

Enter your own numbers. The calculator sets the hours your team spends on reconciliation and statements against the plan that fits your portfolio.

Your month end today

Letting plan for your units

Hours and cost per month, from your figures

These are your figures, not our promise. Letting removes the manual matching and statement building. You judge the rest.

Built for the person who signs off

  • Roles for director, manager, accounts and maintenance
  • Activity log of who changed what and when
  • Full data export any time, in CSV
  • SSO (SAML), custom roles and a DPA on Enterprise

Read how we protect your data on the Letting security page.

How Letting compares with a spreadsheet and an enterprise suite

LettingSpreadsheet and bank appEnterprise suites
Public pricingYes, on the pageNo cost, all your timeQuote only
Unit minimumNoneNoneOften 50 units or more
Onboarding feeNoneNoneOften charged
Owner statementsGenerated each monthRebuilt by handYes, after setup
Inspections with photosBuilt inPhone galleryOften an add-on
Compliance date remindersBuilt inManual remindersVaries

Compare with the platform you were quoted

Each page puts the vendor's published or reported price next to ours at your unit count, including where they come out cheaper.

Property management software by portfolio size

Monthly and first year cost at your unit count, side by side with the per unit platforms.

Property management software pricing by units

Pick the plan that covers your units. Pay monthly, or yearly at half the monthly price. No unit minimum and no onboarding fee.

Landlord

For portfolio landlords with up to 25 units.

$59 per month

$29 per month, billed $348 yearly

  • Up to 25 units
  • 2 team members
  • Tenants, units and leases
  • Rent roll and late rent tracking
  • Bank CSV import
  • Maintenance requests with photos
  • Move-in and move-out inspections
  • Lease expiry and compliance reminders
  • Income and expense export

Agency

Most popular

For property management companies and independent managers with up to 150 units.

$189 per month

$94 per month, billed $1,128 yearly

  • Up to 150 units
  • 10 team members
  • Everything in Landlord, plus:
  • Multiple owners with monthly owner statements (PDF and CSV)
  • Automated rent reminders and late fee rules
  • Contractor assignment and work order history
  • Periodic inspection scheduling
  • Inspection comparison for deposit decisions
  • Branded tenant and owner emails
  • Roles for staff

Portfolio

For multi-office agencies and larger managers with up to 500 units.

$449 per month

$224 per month, billed $2,688 yearly

  • Up to 500 units
  • Unlimited team members
  • Everything in Agency, plus:
  • Multiple offices or branches
  • Custom inspection templates
  • Bulk rent increases and renewal workflows
  • Audit log
  • Scheduled report packs for owners
  • Priority support

Enterprise

For operators with more than 500 units, IT and procurement.

$798 per month

$399 per month, billed $4,788 yearly

  • Up to 1,500 units
  • Unlimited team members with SSO
  • SSO (SAML) and custom roles
  • API access and full data export
  • Uptime SLA
  • Security questionnaire and DPA
  • Invoicing by ACH or wire
  • Dedicated onboarding manager
  • Data migration from your current system

Compare every feature on the property management software pricing page.

Questions to settle before you sign up

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Yes. Upload units, tenants and leases as CSV from any spreadsheet or export from your current system. On Enterprise, our onboarding manager migrates the data for you.
No. Tenants keep paying the way they do now, by ACH, Zelle, check or your existing payment method. You drop in the bank export and Letting matches each payment to the right tenant ledger.
A unit is anything you rent out separately: an apartment, a house, a room rented on its own lease or a commercial unit. Parking spaces and storage rented with a unit are part of that unit.
Letting tells you when you reach the limit of your plan. You move up to the next plan from your account, and the new price applies from that moment, prorated.
Yes. Each owner receives a monthly statement by email as PDF and CSV on the day you set, with rent received, fees, repairs and net payout.
Smoke and CO detector checks, insurance renewals, rental license and registration renewals and security deposit dates are built in, and you can add any other date such as an HVAC service or a lead paint disclosure. Each one sends a reminder before it lapses.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest and backed up daily. Roles control who sees what, and you can export everything as CSV any time. Details are on the Letting security page.
Yes. Plans renew monthly or yearly until you cancel. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
There is no free plan. The demo on this page runs a real month end on a demo portfolio or on your own rent roll, without an account, so you can see the result before you choose a plan.
Both. Yearly billing costs half the monthly price, so you save 50 percent. Monthly billing lets you change plan or cancel at the end of any month.

Close your next month in Letting

Set up your units once and send every owner a statement at month end.

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