Rentals369 vs TenantCloud: Features & Pricing (2026)
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Rentals369 vs TenantCloud

A practical comparison of entry pricing, portfolio limits, payments, leasing, maintenance, accounting, portals, and mobile access.

We reviewed the public pages linked below. Features and fees can change; verify current terms with each provider before purchasing.

The quick take

Consider Rentals369 first when:

You want a focused month-to-month landlord workspace with a tenant web portal and an included restricted vendor portal. The tradeoff is a Starter configuration limited to 3 properties and 2 units, with public online-payment, listing-syndication, and native-app capabilities unconfirmed.

Consider TenantCloud when:

You need unlimited properties and units, online payments, listings, screening, e-signatures, and native apps. Pro adds an owner portal, bank reconciliation, advanced accounting, and one-way QuickBooks Online synchronization.1, 5

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Rentals369 and TenantCloud at a glance
What to compareRentals369TenantCloud
Pricing Included$19.99/month Minimum Package. The first 2 retained tenant records are included; graduated tenant pricing applies as the portfolio grows. Official-source conflictStarter is $15/month billed annually. The same official pricing experience also shows monthly Starter figures of $18 and $25 while its annual-discount wording conflicts. Growth is $35/month or $350/year, Pro $60/month or $600/year, and Business starts at $100/month with custom scope. Verify the checkout total.1
Limits Usage-dependent Starter configuration supports 3 properties and 2 units. Storage is 1 GB pooled. Plan-dependent Unlimited properties and units are listed across plans, while active lease caps are 10 on Starter, 30 on Growth, 60 on Pro, and custom on Business.1
Trial or guarantee Plan-dependentEligible new monthly and annual subscriptions include a 7-day money-back guarantee; offer terms shown at checkout control. Source IncludedA 14-day trial is published. The reviewed sources do not establish a general satisfaction or money-back guarantee.1
Online payments and fees Not confirmed in reviewed public sources Local rent charges, payment records, and receipts are included. Public scope for generally available online ACH/card processing remains unconfirmed. Usage-dependent Online payments are included. Published tenant-paid ACH fees are $1.95 on Starter, $1.75 on Growth, and $1.50 on Pro; card pricing is 3.5% + $0.30.1, 4
Listings Not confirmed in reviewed public sources Public listing-syndication scope remains unconfirmed. Paid add-onFree and premium listing workflows are published; distribution and premium placement depend on the selected service and listing partner.1, 2
Tenant screening Not confirmed in reviewed public sourcesReviewed public pages do not document tenant screening as an included or optional workflow. Source Usage-dependent Screening is published at $40, with optional add-ons available in the screening flow.3
Leases and e-signatures Not confirmed in reviewed public sourcesReviewed public pages do not document leases or e-signatures as an included or optional workflow. Source Plan-dependentE-signatures and lease-management tools are published, with access and capacity governed by plan and the active-lease caps.1
Vendor and maintenance Included Tenant repair intake, vendor assignment, and a restricted vendor web portal are included. Included Maintenance requests are included. ServicePro supports service-professional workflows; maintenance boards and automatic assignment are listed for Pro and above.1, 2
Tenant access Included Tenant web portal for the tenant-facing workflow. Included The tenant portal covers lease information, payments, maintenance, documents, and communication.6
Owner access Included An owner portal gives owners read-only reporting for assigned properties with monthly summaries and CSV export. Source Plan-dependent Owner portal access is listed on Pro and Business.1
Native apps Not confirmed in reviewed public sources Public native iOS and Android app availability remains unconfirmed. Included Native iOS and Android apps are available for landlords and tenants; TenantCloud also names ServicePro and Owner apps for their respective workflows.2
Accounting Usage-dependent Included reporting is scoped to local rental records rather than full general-ledger or tax accounting. Plan-dependent Invoicing, late fees, and financial tracking are available; Pro adds bank reconciliation and advanced accounting.1, 2
QuickBooks and integrations Paid add-on Optional paid one-way QuickBooks Online add-on starts at $30/month per QuickBooks company. Plan-dependentPro includes one-way synchronization from TenantCloud into QuickBooks Online. Reverse synchronization is not established by the reviewed help page.1, 5
Support IncludedContact support for account access, billing, or technical help is documented. Source IncludedPhone support is published Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Central; tenant communication and messaging are also part of the platform workflow.1, 6

Which setup fits your workflow?

Rentals369 may fit when:

  • Your initial portfolio fits the Starter configuration and you prefer a published month-to-month entry.
  • You want a restricted vendor portal alongside the tenant web portal.
  • You need focused local rental records with optional one-way QuickBooks Online or Email Sync connections.

TenantCloud may fit when:

  • You need unlimited property and unit records while staying within your plan's active-lease cap.
  • Online payments, listing syndication, screening, e-signatures, and native apps are required.
  • You want Pro-level owner access, bank reconciliation, advanced accounting, or QuickBooks Online sync.

A buyer's checklist

  • Count active leases, not only units: TenantCloud lists unlimited units but caps active leases by plan; Rentals369 applies its own Starter and retained-tenant limits.
  • Add transaction costs: include ACH, card, screening, signature, and integration fees for the way tenants will actually pay and apply.
  • Choose your portals: compare tenant, vendor/service-professional, and owner access separately.
  • Define accounting depth: test the reports, reconciliation, and one-way QuickBooks behavior you need with sample records.
  • Verify current terms: ask both providers about current pricing, imports, exports, limits, and support before switching.

How we compared

We compared public plan and help pages available on July 28, 2026. "Included" means the capability appears in the reviewed plan scope; it does not imply identical depth. When public sources did not establish a capability, we say so instead of treating it as absent.

Disclosure: Rentals369 publishes this comparison. The Rentals369 first-choice treatment is fit-based editorial positioning, not an independent rating. Rentals369 is not affiliated with TenantCloud. TenantCloud is a trademark of its respective owner. This guide is general product-comparison information, not legal, tax, or financial advice.

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