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RentRedi

RentRedi is flat-price landlord software for rent collection, tenant screening, listings and accounting: $12 a month billed yearly, no free trial.

Our take: RentRedi sells one subscription whatever the unit count, which is its main argument against per-unit software.

Best forSelf-managing landlords

ReviewedOct 2026Paid

7.25 criteria · see breakdown

Try RentRediFrom $12/mo billed annually

RentRedi is landlord software from RentRedi, Inc. of Latham, New York that handles rent collection, tenant screening, listings, leases, accounting reports and maintenance requests in one subscription. It has no free plan or trial. The pricing page lists only paid terms: $12 a month billed annually, $20 a month billed every six months or $29.95 billed monthly. Each term has the same features and unlimited properties, and the page says the subscription is not a free trial. Tenants pay for screening ($39.99 or $49.99) and for rent payments ($1.00 by bank transfer, 3.1% + $0.30 by card) unless the landlord covers the fees.

The bottom line

A flat-rate option for self-managing landlords who accept paying upfront and confirm the refund terms first.

Our score

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isA flat-price landlord platform that bundles rent collection, tenant screening, listings, leases, accounting and maintenance requests.

Our takeRentRedi sells one subscription whatever the unit count, which is its main argument against per-unit software.

It asks for payment from day one, passes screening and payment fees to tenants by default, and its own pages differ on whether a refund is guaranteed.

Why we rate itThe price does not rise with unit count, every term includes the full feature set, and RentRedi publishes its tenant fees and screening costs in its help center and pricing page.

The catchNo free plan or trial.

The 30-day money-back guarantee on the pricing page is not mentioned in the Terms of Use, which call charges before cancellation non-refundable. The $12 price requires annual billing.

Best / not good for

Best for

Landlords managing their own rentals who want a single flat price
Owners who want rent, screening, listings and accounting in one subscription
Spanish-speaking tenants and landlords, since the app and tenant support are offered in Spanish

Not good for

Landlords who want a free plan or a free trial before paying
Owners who want to hand day-to-day management to a property manager, since RentRedi is software, not a management company

Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

Time to value
Setup means adding properties, connecting a bank account and inviting tenants; RentRedi says guided onboarding takes minutes.
Scale breakpoint
No price step with unit count; Zillow listings and partner maintenance coordination cost extra as you use them.
Walled garden
Subscriptions can only be changed or cancelled on the web dashboard, not in the mobile app.

Still a fit?

If none of these block you, try it on the official site.

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RentRedi pricing by billing term

Billing term	Price	Billed	RentRedi's stated saving vs monthly
Monthly	$29.95 per month	Monthly	None
6-month	$20 per month	Semi-annually	$119.40 a year
Annual	$12 per month	Annually	$215.40 a year

From RentRedi's pricing page, checked 29 October 2026. All three terms include every feature, unlimited properties, tenants and teammates, and no contract. The page says the subscription is not a free trial and carries a 30-day money-back guarantee; the Terms of Use say charges before cancellation are non-refundable. The page's structured data lists monthly as $29; the visible price is $29.95.

Who pays what: screening, rent payments and extras

Item	Amount	Paid by
Tenant screening: credit, criminal and eviction reports	$39.99	Tenant
Screening with Plaid income verification	$49.99	Tenant
Rent paid by bank transfer (ACH)	$1.00 per payment	Tenant by default; landlord can cover it
Rent paid by credit or debit card	3.1% + $0.30 per payment	Tenant by default; landlord can cover it
Credit reporting (Credit Boost)	$5.99 per month	Landlord or tenant
Zillow, Trulia and HotPads listing	Fee varies by plan; shown when you list	Landlord
Maintenance coordination through partners (Latchel, Lessen)	Additional fees; amounts not published on the pages checked	Landlord

From RentRedi's pricing page, help center and Terms of Use, checked 29 October 2026. When a landlord covers a convenience fee, it is deducted from the payment: a $100 bank payment arrives as $99.

Where RentRedi's own pages disagree

Free or paid: the home page title tag reads 'Free to Start', while the pricing page says the subscription is not a free trial and is charged when you sign up.

Refunds: the pricing page promises a full refund within 30 days. The Terms of Use (dated 06/12/2026, which reads as 12 June 2026 in US date order) do not mention that guarantee and say any charges incurred prior to cancellation are non-refundable. The help articles on managing and cancelling a subscription do not mention refunds either. Ask support to confirm in writing which applies.

Smaller mismatches: the pricing page's structured data lists the monthly price as $29 against $29.95 on screen, and RentRedi's user counts differ by page (100K+ landlords on the pricing page, nearly 200,000 landlords and renters on About, 300,000+ on the home page). Conversion Gems uses none of the counts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RentRedi free?

No. RentRedi's pricing page lists three paid billing terms and says the subscription is not a free trial: you are charged when you subscribe and covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. The home page title tag reads 'Free to Start', and RentRedi's pages do not explain that wording. The Terms of Use (effective 12 June 2026) say charges incurred before cancellation are non-refundable, so ask support to confirm the refund in writing before you pay (checked 29 October 2026).

How much does RentRedi cost?

RentRedi's pricing page shows one plan at three billing terms: $12 a month billed annually, $20 a month billed semi-annually and $29.95 a month billed monthly. Every term includes the same features, unlimited properties, tenants and teammates, no contract and no per-unit fee, and the page says annual billing saves $215.40 a year against monthly. The page's structured data lists the monthly price as $29, while the visible price is $29.95 (checked 29 October 2026).

How much does RentRedi charge tenants?

By default tenants pay the convenience fee on each rent payment: $1.00 for a bank (ACH) payment and 3.1% + $0.30 for a credit or debit card, per RentRedi's help center. Applicants pay for screening: $39.99 for credit, criminal and eviction reports, or $49.99 with Plaid income verification. Credit reporting is $5.99 a month, paid by the landlord or the tenant. Landlords can cover the payment fees, in which case the fee is deducted from the payment they receive (checked 29 October 2026).

Is RentRedi legit and can it be trusted?

RentRedi, Inc. is a software company with a New York address (800 Troy Schenectady Rd., Latham) named in its Terms of Use, and its About page says it was founded in 2016. Screening reports come through TransUnion and are paid by the tenant. The Terms contain an arbitration clause and New York governing law. Support is 24/7 chat plus weekday phone support, and subscriptions can only be changed or cancelled on the web dashboard, not in the mobile app. User reviews and forum threads about RentRedi exist on sites such as Trustpilot, BBB, Reddit and BiggerPockets; Conversion Gems has not assessed them, does not repeat them as facts and cannot judge any single landlord or rental listing.

Who owns RentRedi?

RentRedi's Terms of Use name RentRedi, Inc. as the company behind the service, and its About page lists Ryan Barone as Co-Founder and CEO and Ed Barone as Co-Founder. RentRedi announced a $12 million Series A led by K1 Investment Management, with TIA Ventures, Tribeca Early Stage Partners and RiverPark Ventures taking part, and says it has raised more than $17 million in total. The announcement is dated April 13, 2021 in its text and stamped April 14, 2022 on the page. None of the RentRedi pages checked names a parent company.

How do I log in to RentRedi?

Conversion Gems is an independent software review site, not RentRedi, so we cannot sign you in or fix an account. RentRedi's own Login link goes to https://app.rentredi.com/login, and tenants can also use the RentRedi app linked from rentredi.com. To change or cancel a subscription, sign in on the web, open your name, then Settings.