Most property management software is priced in tiers, and the features you actually need — accounting, screening, e-signature, owner reporting — tend to live in the expensive ones. iRent was built the other way around: one plan, every feature, $1 per unit per month (with a $200 monthly minimum).

What's included for $1 per unit

  • Online rent collection by ACH and credit card, with recurring autopay and automatic late fees
  • Tenant and owner portals
  • Online applications, prospect tracking and one-click background screening
  • Lease management, built-in forms and e-signature
  • Maintenance work orders and make-ready tracking
  • Bills, bank reconciliation, P&L and financial reports
  • Email and SMS communications
  • Vacancy posting to Facebook and Instagram
  • Unlimited properties, units, users and team members

How the cost compares

Estimated monthly cost at each company's lowest published per-unit price:

PortfolioiRentAppFolio CoreDoorLoop One
50 units$200$74.50+$199
100 units$200$149+$250
200 units$200$298+$400
300 units$300$447+$550
500 units$500$745+$850
1,000 units$1,000$1,490+$1,600

AppFolio Core requires 50 units and a minimum spend it does not publish ("+"). DoorLoop One is $2.50/unit for the first 100 units, then $1.50, with a $199 minimum. Buildium does not publish per-unit prices; its plans start at $65, $202 and $420 per month.

Competitor prices are the published list prices on each company's pricing page as of October 30, 2026. Taxes, payment-processing fees and add-ons are not included. Prices change; check each vendor before you buy.

Is iRent right for small landlords?

If you own a handful of units, the $200 monthly minimum may be more than you need, and a basic entry-level plan elsewhere could cost less. iRent becomes the low-cost choice as your portfolio grows: at 200 units and above you pay exactly $1 per unit, with no feature upgrades to buy along the way.

Watch for hidden costs

When comparing software, look past the headline price:

  • Tier upgrades — is accounting, screening or owner reporting in the plan you're quoted?
  • Onboarding fees and required paid setup services
  • Unit minimums and minimum spends that raise the real price for smaller portfolios
  • Per-user fees — iRent includes unlimited users

For a full checklist, read our guide on how to choose property management software.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does iRent cost?

$1 per unit per month with a $200 monthly minimum. Every feature is included, there are no setup fees, and there is a 14-day free trial.

What is the cheapest property management software for 200+ units?

Based on published list prices as of October 2026, iRent at $1/unit/month costs less than AppFolio Core ($1.49/unit plus minimum spend) and DoorLoop One ($2.50/unit, then $1.50 above 100) for portfolios of 200 units and more.

Are there extra fees for users or properties?

No. iRent includes unlimited properties, units, users and team members.

See what $1/unit gets you

One plan with every feature: $1/unit/month ($200/month minimum). No setup fees.

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