RentRedi

RentRedi is a freemium rental-property management service for landlords who want rent collection, tenant access and several back-office functions in one product. It suits owners who are comfortable working from Android or iOS apps and whose portfolio fits the plan limits. The strongest case is breadth at a low entry price; the main caution is the two-property free cap and the different billing commitments across paid tiers.

Overview

RentRedi, made by a company founded in 2016, combines online rent collection with a tenant payment portal, maintenance management, property accounting and lease management. That combination makes it more than a payment utility: landlords can address several recurring rental tasks within one service.

The freemium structure gives very small portfolios a no-cost starting point, while paid plans remove the free tier’s property ceiling. The product is a better fit for landlords seeking a broad core toolkit than for readers who need a free plan designed for a large portfolio or a browser-based platform.

Key features

• Online rent collection and tenant payment portal: RentRedi lets landlords collect rent online and gives tenants a dedicated payment portal. This keeps tenant payments inside the same service as the landlord’s other rental work.
• Tenant portal: A tenant-facing portal provides access to the rental-management workflow rather than leaving communication and payments entirely on the landlord’s side.
• Maintenance management: Maintenance is included as a stated capability, so upkeep can be handled alongside rent and lease administration.
• Property accounting: Accounting support broadens the product beyond collection and basic tenant access, although the published feature set does not establish the depth of its accounting tools.
• Lease management: Lease management is included, giving landlords another core rental process in the same system.
• Mobile coverage: Android and iOS apps cover both major mobile platforms, useful for landlords or tenants who prefer phone access.

Pricing

Free costs nothing, requires no credit card and covers up to 2 properties. It is a sensible way for a very small landlord to use the core service without a subscription, but the property cap makes it unsuitable for a growing portfolio.

Start costs $5 a month, billed monthly, with cancellation anytime. It allows unlimited properties and unlimited tenants, making it the practical step up for landlords who need to exceed the free plan without accepting an annual billing term.

Grow costs $12 a month when billed annually and includes two months free, plus access to 20+ listing sites. The annual term can reduce effective cost compared with paying twelve standard months, but it is a longer commitment than Start’s monthly billing. Choose it when listing distribution is important and annual billing suits your cash-flow preference.

Platforms

RentRedi provides apps for Android and iOS. The published platform coverage is mobile-only, so readers requiring a web application should consider alternatives with browser support.

Who it's for

RentRedi is aimed at landlords who want rent collection, tenant payments, maintenance, accounting and leases together. Free is best for owners with no more than two properties; Start fits landlords needing unlimited properties and tenants with month-to-month billing; Grow is for those who value 20+ listing sites and can accept annual billing. It is less suitable for a landlord seeking a larger free allowance or confirmed web access.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Core payment, tenant, maintenance, accounting and lease functions are combined in one service.
• Pro: Start offers unlimited properties and tenants for $5 a month with cancellation anytime.
• Pro: Android and iOS apps support mobile use for both major phone platforms.
• Con: Free is limited to 2 properties, so larger owners must move to a paid plan.
• Con: Grow requires annual billing, unlike Start’s monthly terms.
• Con: The published platform list does not include web access.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison, see Property Management Software, Rent Payment Software and Rental Property Listing Software.

• TurboTenant is a better choice if free rental listing, applicant screening and online rent collection are the priority; its Essentials plan is $149 a year.
• Revun suits owners wanting a free 1–2-unit plan with leasing, showings, applications, ACH collection and maintenance intake, plus Android, iOS, web and API access.
• Hemlane offers a free-forever Starter plan with advertising, screening and rental accounting.
• Landlord Studio has a free Go plan limited to 3 units, 1 user and 10 documents, with Android, iOS and web apps.
• Innago is a free property-management option with no monthly fee, setup fee or contract.
• Uplisting is an alternative for readers evaluating commission-based booking software.
• Avail provides an unlimited-units free plan and a 9.00 USD monthly Unlimited Plus tier.
• Building Stack is another option with a free Online Payments plan and paid Core Platform pricing.

Verdict

Choose RentRedi if you want one mobile-first service for rent collection, tenant payments, maintenance, accounting and leases, especially on the 5.00 USD monthly Start plan. Look elsewhere if you need a free tier beyond two properties, browser access, or a simpler booking, listing or accounting focus.