DoorLoop Pricing in 2026: What It Actually Costs

Short version: DoorLoop is a capable platform priced for management companies. The promotional price is the one you see advertised; the list price is what you renew at, and Starter caps at ten units, so a growing landlord moves to $189 a month sooner than expected.

DoorLoop plans and prices

PlanPriceNotes
Starter$99/mo list, $69 on the current promocaps at 10 units
Pro$189/mo list, $149 promo~$3/unit at typical size
Premium$239/mo list, $209 promo
300+ unitsContact sales

Source: DoorLoop's pricing page, read September 2026.

The fees that are not in the sticker price

This is where comparisons usually go wrong. The subscription is the part everyone quotes; the per-transaction and per-document charges are what actually show up on the statement.

ChargeWhat it costs
Card payments3.25%, paid by the tenant
ACH$2.49 on Starter, about $1 on Pro, free on Premium - paid by the tenant
Tenant screening$45 Starter, $35 Pro, $25 Premium, tenant-paid and markable-up
E-signature$3 on Starter, $1 on Pro, free on Premium
Merchant account setup$49 Starter, $25 Pro, free Premium
Optional website$99/mo plus $199 setup on Starter

How LandlordPro compares

LandlordPro at ten units is $19 and does not cap you there. Prices are on the pricing page, not behind a call.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does DoorLoop cost?

Starter $99/mo list, $69 on the current promo; Pro $189/mo list, $149 promo; Premium $239/mo list, $209 promo; 300+ units Contact sales. Read from DoorLoop's pricing page in September 2026.

Does DoorLoop charge fees on top of the subscription?

Yes. Card payments: 3.25%, paid by the tenant; ACH: $2.49 on Starter, about $1 on Pro, free on Premium - paid by the tenant; Tenant screening: $45 Starter, $35 Pro, $25 Premium, tenant-paid and markable-up.

Is DoorLoop worth it for a small landlord?

DoorLoop is a capable platform priced for management companies. The promotional price is the one you see advertised; the list price is what you renew at, and Starter caps at ten units, so a growing landlord moves to $189 a month sooner than expected.

What is the cheapest alternative to DoorLoop?

LandlordPro is free for two properties and up to four units, then $19, $49 and $99 a month by portfolio size. LandlordPro at ten units is $19 and does not cap you there.

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