TenantCloud vs Innago: Which One Fits Your Portfolio?

TenantCloud dropped its free tier in 2026. Innago never had one to drop — it’s still free, full-stop. That single fact drives most of this comparison.

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PRICING

TenantCloud: 14-day free trial only, then Starter $18/month (10 leases), Growth $35/month (30 leases), Pro $60/month (60 leases), Business custom-priced above that.

Innago: $0/month core platform, no unit or user limits. Revenue comes from optional add-ons (screening reports, premium support) and a small per-transaction fee (~2.99%) on rent payments, not a subscription.

WHO EACH ONE IS BUILT FOR

TenantCloud fits landlords okay with paying from day one for an established all-in-one platform with QuickBooks sync and bank reconciliation on its higher tiers.

Innago fits landlords who want a genuinely free platform — 97% of its reviewers come from small businesses, and it’s built to get someone off spreadsheets without a monthly bill.

FEATURE DIFFERENCES WORTH KNOWING

Both cover rent collection, tenant screening, e-signed leases, and maintenance requests. TenantCloud’s Pro tier adds tax reporting, bank reconciliation, and an owner portal — useful if you need real financial-tool depth. Innago includes e-signatures and customizable late fees free in its core product, features some paid platforms charge extra for, and reviewers consistently highlight its interface as clean and easy to navigate.

THE ACTUAL DECISION

If a monthly bill is a dealbreaker, Innago is the real, full-featured free option here, not a stripped-down trial. If you specifically need QuickBooks sync or expect to grow past what a free platform typically covers, TenantCloud’s paid tiers may be worth it — just budget for the fact that the free option is gone.

Read the full reviews: TenantCloud Review and Innago Review.