TurboTenant Pricing in 2026: What It Actually Costs

Short version: TurboTenant's free tier is real and the paid tiers are cheap, but the annual price steps up with portfolio size in four bands, so the headline number only applies under ten units. At 31-60 units Pro is $699 a year.

TurboTenant plans and prices

PlanPriceNotes
Free$0listing, applications, screening, rent collection
Essentials$149/yr at 1-10 units$199 at 11-30, $299 at 31-60, $349 at 61+
Pro$199/yr at 1-10 units$399 at 11-30, $699 at 31-60, $999 at 61+
AutopilotContact salesplus a $1,500 flat tenant-placement fee

Source: TurboTenant'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
Tenant screening$55, or $45 if you are on a paid plan - paid by the applicant unless you cover it
ACH rent paymentFree on paid plans, $2 per transaction on free
Card payments3.49%
Rent reporting$4.99/mo
Renters insurancefrom $11/mo

How LandlordPro compares

LandlordPro's tiers are flat inside their unit range: $19 to ten units, $49 to fifty, $99 to a hundred. Prices are on the pricing page, not behind a call.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does TurboTenant cost?

Free $0; Essentials $149/yr at 1-10 units; Pro $199/yr at 1-10 units; Autopilot Contact sales. Read from TurboTenant's pricing page in September 2026.

Does TurboTenant charge fees on top of the subscription?

Yes. Tenant screening: $55, or $45 if you are on a paid plan - paid by the applicant unless you cover it; ACH rent payment: Free on paid plans, $2 per transaction on free; Card payments: 3.49%.

Is TurboTenant worth it for a small landlord?

TurboTenant's free tier is real and the paid tiers are cheap, but the annual price steps up with portfolio size in four bands, so the headline number only applies under ten units. At 31-60 units Pro is $699 a year.

What is the cheapest alternative to TurboTenant?

LandlordPro is free for two properties and up to four units, then $19, $49 and $99 a month by portfolio size. LandlordPro's tiers are flat inside their unit range: $19 to ten units, $49 to fifty, $99 to a hundred.

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