TurboTenant is built for self-managing landlords in the U.S., mostly with 1 to 50 units. RentMouse is property management software for independent landlords in Canada and the U.S., free for your first property.
| RentMouse | TurboTenant | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Independent landlords who manage their own rentals in Canada and the U.S. | Self-managing landlords with 1 to 50 units (U.S.). |
| Free plan | Yes: one property and one unit, no card needed. | Yes: listing, screening, rent collection and maintenance requests, but leases and e-signing aren't in the free plan. |
| Paid plans from | Flat monthly plans with a unit allowance (see pricing). | Essentials, $149/year for 1–10 units. |
| Rentals in Canada | Yes. Built for both countries, with province and state lease templates and rules. | No. Its Terms of Use limit the service to the United States. |
| Online rent collection | No. Tenants keep paying the way they do now; RentMouse keeps the ledger, balances, overdue flags and reminders. | Yes. On the free plan renters pay $2 per ACH payment; cards cost the renter 3.49%. |
| Tenant screening | Not offered. | Yes; the applicant pays $55 on the free plan, $45 on Pro. |
| Listing on rental sites | Your own page at rentmouse.com/your-business with listed units and spam-protected inquiries; no syndication to other sites. | Yes, on 25+ sites. |
| Leases and e-signing | Yes. Guided province and state templates with e-signing included. | Yes, state-specific leases and e-signing on Essentials and above. |
| Maintenance requests | Yes, with photos, priorities, contractors and costs. | Yes, with online condition reports. |
| Tenant portal | Yes, free for tenants. | Renters pay and send requests online. |
TurboTenant facts from TurboTenant's public website, checked 2026-09-26. Plans and prices change; check their site before you decide.
RentMouse is not affiliated with TurboTenant. Start free or see RentMouse pricing.