Low-cost software comparison

RentRedi vs Innago: flat subscription or free landlord software?

Both are attractive alternatives to expensive per-unit software, but they use different economics: RentRedi charges a flat subscription while Innago does not charge landlords a monthly software subscription.

Research standard: plan and pricing details are checked against vendor-published sources. When exact portfolio pricing is not public, we label it quote-dependent rather than inventing a number. See our methodology.

Quick verdict: RentRedi is the stronger first comparison when you want one low flat subscription across an unlimited portfolio. Innago is the stronger first comparison when keeping the landlord software subscription at $0 matters most and you are comfortable evaluating transaction economics separately.

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RentRedi

Annual plan: $12/month total.

Monthly plan: $29.95/month.

All current plans include unlimited properties, tenants and teammates.

Innago

Landlord subscription: $0.

No monthly fee, setup fee or contract. Innago monetizes through optional/transaction-related tenant and applicant services.

Cost at 50 or 100 units

On subscription alone, the portfolio size does not change the basic comparison: RentRedi's annual plan remains $144/year, while Innago's landlord software subscription remains $0. The more important question is who pays transaction-related fees and which workflow fits your operation better.

How the pricing models differ

FactorRentRediInnago
Base landlord subscription$12/mo annual, $20/mo six-month, $29.95/mo monthly$0
UnitsUnlimitedNo monthly per-unit subscription
ACH economicsUse current vendor payment terms when evaluating total costInnago states a $2 ACH fee, generally tenant-paid unless the landlord chooses to absorb it
Best fitLandlords wanting a predictable paid platform with a broad included feature setLandlords prioritizing zero software subscription cost and comfortable with tenant/applicant fee economics

Choose RentRedi first if…

  • You want one flat subscription as the portfolio grows.
  • You prefer a paid product model rather than relying primarily on tenant-paid platform fees.
  • You want unlimited properties and teammates under one subscription.

Choose Innago first if…

  • Your primary goal is eliminating the landlord software subscription.
  • You are comfortable with tenant/applicant transaction and screening fees.
  • You want to test a property-management platform without a subscription commitment.
Our view: neither pricing model is universally cheaper. If the landlord absorbs a large volume of transaction fees, “free” software can still create real operating cost. If tenants pay those fees, Innago's landlord-side cost can remain extremely low.

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Official pricing sources

Related: Innago pricing & fees · Best free software for 10–50 units.

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Pricing reviewed October 4, 2026.