Rently vs Tenant Turner

Rently logo
Self-tour platform for single-family rentals with a proprietary smart-lock ecosystem — widely deployed by institutional SFR operators.
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Tenant Turner logo
Rental-specific leasing automation platform that combines listing syndication, prospect pre-qualification, and self-showing via smart lockboxes — cutting vacancy days without adding staff.
$42.50/mo

Rently vs Tenant Turner: feature comparison

FeatureRentlyTenant Turner
Online Scheduling
Agent-to-Agent Messaging
Feedback Collection
Lockbox Integration
MLS Integration
Self-Tour Support
Brokerage Analytics
Mobile App

Rently — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • End-to-end self-tour stack (hardware + software)
  • Institutional SFR adoption
  • Fraud prevention built in
  • Smart-lock ecosystem

Cons

  • Hardware investment required
  • Custom pricing for operators
  • Rentals only

Tenant Turner — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Pre-qualification filtering reduces no-shows by up to 75% before a single tour is booked
  • Syndicates vacancies to 20+ rental portals — including Zillow — in one step
  • Self-showing with smart lockbox integration enables 24/7 tours without staff present
  • Native integrations with AppFolio, Buildium, and Rent Manager automate vacancy sync

Cons

  • Strictly for rental properties — no utility for agents showing homes for sale or commercial space
  • Per-listing pricing ($42.50/mo) is expensive for small landlords with only one or two vacancies at a time
  • Smart lockbox hardware requires an additional one-time purchase ($64–$85) plus ongoing monthly device fees
  • No agent-to-agent messaging or MLS connectivity, limiting value in traditional brokerage workflows