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Overview
RentPost Specifications
- Tenant Management
- Lease Management
- Rent Collection
- Maintenance Requests
What Is RentPost?
RentPost is designed for landlords and property managers who value simplicity and efficiency. It offers a streamlined way to collect rent, track unpaid units, and stay on top of daily tasks. The platform is intuitive for both landlords and tenants, making it easy to manage communication and payments. Its clear dashboard and automation tools help ensure consistent rent cycles and better oversight. Whether you're handling a single property or multiple, RentPost software brings everything together in one easy-to-use space.
RentPost Pricing
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
RentPost Integrations
RentPost offers integration with the following apps:
Who Is RentPost For?
RentPost is for property managers and landlords seeking a streamlined, cloud-based solution to manage rentals, tenants, payments, and maintenance tasks efficiently—all from a single, easy-to-use platform.
Is RentPost Right For You?
RentPost is ideal for property managers seeking a unified solution to simplify tasks like tenant management, rent collection, and maintenance requests. Its easy-to-use platform and integration capabilities make it suitable for those managing multiple properties. If you want to streamline operations and enhance communication, RentPost is the one you need.
Are you still thinking whether RentPost is the one you need? Connect with our support team at (661) 384-7070 for expert guidance.
RentPost Features
Rental Accounting
This powerful feature helps landlords track income, expenses, and payments with ease. It supports full accounting tools so that users are able to stay organized, manage money better, and simplify financial reporting every month.
Property Management
This feature enables property managers to handle tenants, vendors, and owners in one place. It simplifies daily operations by organizing tasks, storing documents, and keeping everything updated and accessible from one central dashboard.
Work Order Management
This allows tenants to submit maintenance requests quickly. It assists Managers to assign tasks, add notes, and track progress, making it easy to stay on top of repairs and keep everyone informed throughout the process.
Leasing
Leasing feature empowers users to manage applications, screen tenants, and create lease agreements online. It makes leasing smoother by collecting documents, handling approvals, and turning applicants into tenants without extra paperwork or delays.
Payshift (Online Payments)
This secure feature enables tenants to pay rent online with cards or bank transfers. It supports AutoPay, tracks payments in real-time, and helps landlords receive money safely while avoiding manual payment collection hassles.
Tenant Screening
Tenant Screening helps landlords review an applicant’s credit, background, and eviction history. Furthermore, with trusted data from TransUnion, it supports smarter leasing decisions by showing if someone is reliable before signing any lease.
Online Lease Applications
Customize and publish lease applications for applicants, collect application fees, require screening reports and more. Then, work applicants through a customizable pipeline, attaching documents, notes, and other details. Finally, after approval, start the lease!
Pros And Cons of RentPost
Pros
Easy for both tenants and landlords to use and navigate
The dashboard shows unpaid units for faster rent tracking
Helps standardize rent collection and payment timing
Keeps landlords organized and well-informed daily
Cons
No dedicated mobile app for smartphone-based access
Not built for complex or large portfolio management
Older tenants may resist online or tech-based tools
RentPost Reviews
Total 69 reviews
4.6
All reviews are from verified customers
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Share your experience
Meredith Langston
Real Estate, 1-10 employees
Less than a year
“RentPost is fine. Which is actually kind of a compliment. ”
Pros
I wouldn't say RentPost was an instant wow moment for me. It took a little time to get familiar with where everything was, but once I had my properties set up, it started fitting into my routine pretty naturally. I can handle the day to day work, keep track of tenants and payments, and find information when I need it without making things more complicated than they need to be.
Cons
The interface could definitely be more modern, and I still occasionally have to click around to find something I know is there.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
9
Value for money
10
Customer Support
8
Functionality
9
Candace Larkin
Real Estate, 1-10 employees
More than a year
“What an easy to understand pricing this platform has!!!”
Pros
1. I've seen PMS pricing pages that genuinely feel like they're trying to hide the answer from you. RentPost was refreshingly straightforward about it. 2. I could look at my unit count, do the math, and get a pretty solid idea of what the subscription would cost without having to contact someone first. 3. It was helpful to understand the basic cost upfront instead of getting hit with a bunch of pricing tiers and wondering which one actually applies to me. 4. Having the trial available was another plus because I could actually spend time using RentPost and see whether it made sense for my setup before committing.
Cons
There are additional charges for some services, so I wouldn't assume that's literally every possible cost. It's better to check what applies to the specific features and services I plan to use.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
9
Customer Support
8
Functionality
9
William James
Accounting Firms, 51-100 employees
More than a year
“My biggest mistake was treating property management like a collection of separate”
Pros
I used to think leasing, maintenance, accounting and owner reporting were all completely different parts of my business. That's how I'd always approached them. After using RentPost for a while, I realized they're really just different chapters of the same story. A maintenance expense eventually shows up in reports. A lease eventually affects accounting. A tenant conversation eventually becomes part of that property's history. Having everything connected changed the way I think about managing rentals. Instead of constantly switching between separate tasks, I'm following one property's story as it changes over time
Cons
Some reports could probably explain themselves a little better the first time you open them
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Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
10
Frequently Asked Questions
Does RentPost have a mobile app?
RentPost does not currently offer a mobile app. However, they do plan to offer one in the future.
Does RentPost offer an API?
Yes, RentPost offers an advanced GraphQL API.
What other apps does RentPost integrate with?
RentPost integrates with Gmail, Zoom, Asana, Mailchimp, and more.
Who are the typical users of RentPost?
Typical users of RentPost include property managers and landlords.
What types of pricing plans does RentPost offer?
RentPost cost starts at $30.00/month, which includes a $29 base fee plus $1/unit, along with a 30-day free trial.
What level of support does RentPost offer?
RentPost offers phone, email/helpdesk, live chat, online portal, FAQs/forums, and knowledge base support.
What language does RentPost support?
RentPost supports only the English language.