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Yardi Breeze alternative for small landlords, billed month to month

Letting is a Yardi Breeze alternative for landlords and small property managers who want to pay month to month, with no annual agreement and no $100 minimum. The Landlord plan costs $59 per month for up to 25 units and includes the rent roll, bank CSV matching, maintenance requests and move-in and move-out inspections with photos. Cancel at the end of any month.

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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

The short answer

Yardi Breeze lists residential pricing at $1 per unit per month with a $100 monthly minimum, on an annual agreement. Breeze Premier keeps the $1 rate but raises the minimum to $400. That makes Breeze cheap for a manager with 100 to 200 units, and expensive per door for a landlord with 12. A 12 unit owner pays the $100 minimum, which is $8.33 per unit, and signs for a year.

Letting charges $59 per month for up to 25 units billed monthly, or $29 per month billed yearly, and you can stop at the end of any billing period. On yearly billing Letting also undercuts Breeze at 50 and 150 units ($94 against $100 and $150). If you need tenants to pay rent online, tenant screening and RentCafe listings in one system, Breeze includes those and Letting does not. That is the line to decide on.

Letting vs Yardi Breeze at a glance

Yardi Breeze figures come from yardibreeze.com/pricing, checked September 2026. Confirm the current terms with Yardi before you sign.

LettingYardi Breeze (residential)
Price for 1 to 25 units $59 monthly, or $29 per month billed yearly $100 per month minimum
Price for 50 units $189 monthly, or $94 per month billed yearly (Agency) $100 per month minimum
Price for 150 units $189 monthly, or $94 per month billed yearly (Agency) $150 per month
Price for 300 units $449 monthly, or $224 per month billed yearly (Portfolio) $300 per month
Billing term Monthly or yearly, cancel at the end of any period Annual agreement
Higher tier Portfolio $449 monthly or $224 billed yearly, up to 500 units Breeze Premier, $1 per unit, $400 minimum
Onboarding and training fees None None, per Yardi
Move-in and move-out inspections with photos Included on every plan Not listed as a Breeze feature; move-in and move-out workflows on Premier
Maintenance requests Included Included
Owner statements From the Agency plan Included, pro rata statements and owner portal
Tenants pay rent online in the app No, bank CSV import matched to tenant ledgers Yes, ACH, cards and PayNearMe
Tenant screening and listings No Yes, through RentCafe
General ledger, payables and 1099s No, income and expense export for your accountant Yes
Best for Landlords under 25 units, and managers who will not sign a yearly contract US managers with 100+ units who want payments, leasing and full accounting in one system

Where Yardi Breeze is cheaper, and where it is not

Breeze's $1 per unit rate is one of the lowest published prices in property management software, and its price assumes an annual agreement. So the fair comparison is against Letting billed yearly, which costs half the monthly price: $29 per month on Landlord, $94 on Agency and $224 on Portfolio.

On that basis Letting costs less than standard Breeze at almost every size. Breeze is cheaper only between about 151 and 223 units, where its $1 per unit bill sits under the $224 Portfolio price. If you want to stay month to month, Letting is $59, $189 or $449 and Breeze is cheaper from about 26 to 450 units, because Breeze does not offer a monthly term at its published rate.

  • Under 25 units: Letting $29 per month billed yearly ($348 a year), Breeze $100 minimum ($1,200 a year)
  • 26 to 150 units: Letting Agency $94 per month billed yearly, Breeze $100 to $150
  • 151 to 223 units: Breeze is cheaper, $151 to $223 against $224
  • 224 to 500 units: Letting Portfolio $224 billed yearly, Breeze $224 to $500
  • Anyone who needs Premier features under 400 units: $400 minimum on Breeze

Why landlords look for a Yardi Breeze alternative

The most common reason is size. Breeze is built for property management companies running trust accounts, payables, vendor checks and online rent collection. A landlord with a duplex, a few single family homes and a small apartment building pays the $100 minimum and gets a full accounting system, then keeps the actual books in QuickBooks with their CPA anyway.

The second reason is the term. Breeze pricing is based on an annual agreement, and there is no free trial. Plenty of small owners want to run one month end on real data, see whether it saves time, and walk away if it does not.

The third is inspections. Photo inspections and side by side move-out reports decide deposit disputes, and on Breeze the move-in and move-out workflows sit on Premier.

Rent tracking without a payments module

Letting builds the rent roll from your leases each month. Export your bank transactions as CSV, drop the file in, and payments match to tenant ledgers, including partial payments and one transfer covering two months. Past-due balances age into 1 to 30, 31 to 60 and 60+ days. Tenants keep paying by ACH or Zelle into the account they already use, so nothing changes for them and there is no processing fee on either side.

See it on rent collection software and rent roll software.

  • Rent roll with paid, part paid and unpaid status per unit
  • Bank CSV import matched to tenant ledgers
  • Delinquency aging, reminders and late fee rules on the Agency plan
September rent roll5 units
UnitDueReceivedStatus
Apt 2, 14 Carlton Ave$1,150$1,150Paid
Apt 4, 14 Carlton Ave$1,095$1,095Paid
Apt 5, 14 Carlton Ave$1,050$600Partial
Unit 12, 48 Mill St$980$0Late
Unit 15, 48 Mill St$990$990Unmatched

Inspections and repairs on the $59 plan

Move-in and move-out inspections run room by room on a phone, with dated photos and a PDF report the tenant can sign. At move-out the photos sit next to the move-in set, which is the evidence you want when you deduct from a security deposit under your state's rules. Tenants report repairs through a request link with photos, and each repair records its cost against the unit.

More on property inspection software and maintenance requests.

  • Room by room checklists with photos and PDF reports
  • Maintenance requests with photos and cost history
  • Periodic inspection scheduling and side by side comparison on Agency
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

Who should choose Letting, and who should choose Yardi Breeze

Choose Letting if you own and manage 1 to 25 units yourself, your tenants already pay by ACH, Zelle or check, and you want a rent roll, repairs and inspections for $59 a month without a yearly commitment. It also fits a small agency with 25 to 150 doors that sends owner statements and does not want a payments module, and anyone who wants to test software on real data before paying for a year.

Choose Yardi Breeze if you manage 40 or more residential units, want tenants to pay online, need screening and listing syndication, and want the general ledger, payables and 1099s in the same system. At that size its $1 per unit price is hard to beat, and we would rather you pick the right tool.

What a 14 unit landlord pays in a year

Take an owner with 14 units across four buildings, tenants paying by ACH, two turnovers a year and a CPA who keeps the books. On Letting that is the Landlord plan: $59 per month, or $348 billed yearly, 50 percent off, with inspections and repair tracking included. On Yardi Breeze the same owner pays the $100 monthly minimum, $1,200 over the annual agreement, for a system whose payables, trust accounting and owner portal they will not use. The difference is $492 to $612 a year, depending on how you bill Letting.

How to switch from Yardi Breeze

Export units, tenants and leases from Breeze as CSV, import them into Letting, and set opening balances for any tenant who is behind. Then import last month's bank transactions and check that every payment matched. Most small portfolios finish in an afternoon. Time the move to your Breeze renewal date, since the agreement runs a year.

The full steps are on how it works.

  • Export units, tenants and leases as CSV
  • Import, then set opening balances per tenant
  • Import one month of bank CSV and check matching
  • Run your first inspection on the next turnover

Run a month end before you pay

The homepage demo imports a bank export into a sample portfolio, updates the rent roll, ages past-due rent and produces owner statements in your browser. No account needed.

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One price per unit band, monthly or yearly

Landlord $59 per month for up to 25 units, Agency $189 for up to 150, Portfolio $449 for up to 500, Enterprise $798 for up to 1,500. Yearly billing saves 50 percent. No unit minimum, no onboarding fee, no per payment fee. Compare plans on property management software pricing.

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For landlords with under 25 units, or anyone who does not want an annual agreement, Letting is a close fit: rent roll, bank CSV matching, repairs and photo inspections for $59 per month, billed monthly. If you need online rent payments, screening and a full general ledger, Breeze or another all in one platform suits you better.

Yardi Breeze lists residential pricing at $1 per unit per month with a $100 monthly minimum, and Breeze Premier at $1 per unit with a $400 minimum. Commercial Breeze is $2 per unit with a $200 minimum. Pricing is based on an annual agreement, and Yardi states there are no onboarding, training or support fees.

No. Yardi Breeze offers demos with its sales team rather than a self serve free trial, and pricing is based on an annual agreement. Letting has a browser demo that runs a month end without an account, and monthly billing you can cancel at the end of any month.

Yardi Breeze works for small landlords, but the $100 monthly minimum means an owner with 10 units pays $10 per unit, on a yearly agreement. It is built for management companies with trust accounts and payables. Small owners whose accountant keeps the books often pay less on a flat $59 plan.

Yes, for most small and mid sized portfolios. Yardi Breeze publishes $1 per unit with a $100 minimum, while AppFolio Core is reported at about $1.40 to $1.49 per unit with a monthly minimum near $298 and a 50 unit minimum. See our AppFolio pricing breakdown for the full cost table.

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