By Alex Morgan | April 22, 2026
All three are popular with independent landlords, but they're priced very differently. Here's an honest 2026 head-to-head.
The Three-Way Match
If you're shopping for property management software in the small-portfolio segment, three names come up over and over: DoorLoop, RentRedi, and RentAdminly. They cover roughly the same workflows — rent collection, screening, leases, maintenance, tenant portals — but their pricing models and depth differ a lot.
Pricing at a Glance (Early 2026)
| Platform | Entry price | Catch |
|--------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|
| DoorLoop | ~$69/mo (annual, 20 units) | Annual contract; setup fee on sales call |
| RentRedi | ~$9–$19.95/mo per landlord | Best price needs 2-year up-front commitment |
| RentAdminly | $0 forever, unlimited units | Standard ACH bank-processing fee per rent txn |
Ranges and minimums change frequently — confirm on each vendor's site before signing.
Where Each One Wins
DoorLoop
DoorLoop's biggest strength is the polish. The UI is well-designed, the onboarding is hand-held, and the brand feels well-funded. If you value a vendor that hires a dedicated success manager and you can absorb the annual commitment, DoorLoop is a defensible call.
RentRedi
RentRedi is mobile-first and the per-landlord pricing means you don't worry about unit count. Solo landlords love it. The catch is the accounting — you typically end up paying for the REI Hub integration on top, and there are no PM-on-behalf work