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Lordy.app vs objego

Both stand on property management software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Lordy.app

Free plan Web

Lordy.app combines accounting, leases, documents, and maintenance records in a cloud service with tiered portfolio limits. A free plan supports one property, while paid plans expand capacity and storage.

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objego

Free plan Web

objego brings rental accounting and lease administration together with document storage, bank imports, and tax-oriented exports. Its free plan and web access suit landlords starting online management, while paid plans add specialized statement and administration functions.

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The facts

Lordy.appobjego
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWebWeb
Lowest paid planPro: C$3.99 a monthSee the plans
Plans published43
MakerLordy.appobjego
Websitelordy.appobjego.de
On property management software#92 of 268#88 of 268

Lordy.app: what it does well

  • Combines property, lease, and financial records
  • Tracks rent, deposits, fees, and reimbursements
  • Stores receipts, bills, and contracts
  • Records maintenance requests and costs
  • Offers a free one-property plan

What to know first

  • Free plan is limited to one property
  • Free storage is 100MB
  • Web-only access
  • Each plan limits records and properties

objego: what it does well

  • Operating-cost statements can be downloaded as tenant-ready PDFs
  • Documents are stored and categorized in one area
  • finAPI imports rental income and expense transactions
  • Anlage V information exports for tax advisers
  • Unlimited property entries are supported

What to know first

  • Web-only access, with no separate mobile app
  • No free trial is listed
  • Verwaltung requires a 12-month minimum contract
  • Nebenkosten is billed per rental unit monthly

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