Innago

Innago combines rent collection, tenant access, maintenance, accounting and lease management for rental-property owners. Its breadth makes it a strong starting point for self-managing landlords who want core operations in one product. Its appeal is clearest for owners comfortable with a free plan and mobile access through iOS or Android.

Overview

Rent collection, tenant access and maintenance sit alongside accounting and lease management, so landlords can handle several recurring responsibilities without assembling separate tools for each. That range is useful for owners who manage their properties themselves and want a single operational hub. Innago’s value depends on whether those core capabilities fit the work at hand; the stated plan is a single free option rather than a priced ladder of upgrades.

Key features

• Online rent collection: Rent can be collected online, putting a central landlord task inside the same product as other property operations.
• Tenant portal: Tenants have portal access, extending the software beyond landlord-facing administration.
• Maintenance management: Maintenance is covered alongside rent and leases, making Innago more suitable for ongoing property operations than a rent-only tool.
• Property accounting: Accounting is included with operational features, keeping financial and property management within one product.
• Lease management: Lease administration rounds out the feature set for owners who want core rental tasks together.

Pricing

Free: free. The plan provides property-management software access for landlords, with no monthly fee, setup fee or contract. That removes the subscription commitment and makes Innago a sensible choice for owners seeking a no-cost software plan. The stated plan does not provide a paid tier to compare or a defined route for users whose needs grow beyond it.

Platforms

Innago has mobile apps for iOS and Android. That covers the two major mobile platforms, but readers looking specifically for a web or desktop option should compare products whose platform support is stated for those environments.

Who it's for

Innago fits self-managing landlords who want online rent collection, tenant access, maintenance, accounting and lease management in one product without a recurring software charge. It is less compelling for buyers who need a clearly defined portfolio cap, user allowance, or paid expansion tier before committing to a system.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Five core rental-management areas are covered together, reducing the need to split these tasks across separate products.
• Pro: The free plan has no monthly fee, setup fee or contract, lowering the financial commitment for landlords evaluating software.
• Con: The stated platform coverage is limited to iOS and Android, so it may not suit buyers seeking a web-based workflow.
• Con: No portfolio or user limits, nor a paid upgrade path, are established for owners planning around growth.

Alternatives

TurboTenant is a better fit for landlords who prioritize listing and marketing rentals and screening applicants alongside online rent collection; its free plan covers those tasks, and it also has a $149 a year Essentials plan.

Revun suits owners who need a stated free tier for 1–2 units, with leasing, showings, applications, ACH rent collection and maintenance request intake. It also offers web, API and mobile access.

Hemlane is worth considering when rental advertising, applicant and tenant screening, and rental accounting are the priority; its Starter plan is free forever and requires no credit card.

Landlord Studio is a more bounded free option for owners with up to 3 units and 1 user, including 10 documents, standard reports, and standard chat and email support. It also has a free trial and web access.

RentRedi may suit landlords who want a free plan capped at 2 properties or a monthly option; its Start plan costs $5 a month and can be canceled anytime.

Uplisting is an alternative for readers comparing booking-commission pricing, with a Pay As You Go plan charging 3% per booking for 1–4 properties and 1.5% for 5–10 properties.

Avail is an option for web users who want unlimited units on a free plan, with a $9 a month Unlimited Plus plan adding next-day FastPay deposits and waived ACH charges.

Building Stack may suit landlords who need an online-payments plan with up to 5 employee accounts; its free plan requires a 1-year contract.

Explore more options in Property Management Software and Rental Property Listing Software.

Verdict

Choose Innago if you self-manage rentals and want rent collection, tenant access, maintenance, accounting and leases together without a software subscription or contract. Its main strength is that broad core coverage at no stated software cost; look elsewhere if you need a web platform, explicit capacity limits or a clear paid path as your requirements expand.