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RentSpree Review

Name: RentSpree
Brand: RentSpree
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Rental application and tenant screening platform — embedded in 300+ MLS systems so agents can launch screening directly from a listing. Covers applications, TransUnion-backed screening, digital leases, and rent collection.

Starting at Free / $19.99/mo

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RentSpree Pros

Embedded in 300+ MLS systems — agents can send rental applications directly from any listing
TransUnion-powered screening (credit, background, eviction) delivered in minutes with zero landlord setup
Generous free tier covers applications, screening requests, listing syndication, and basic rent collection
Single workflow covers the full rental transaction from application through lease signing and rent collection

RentSpree Cons

No owner portal — property management companies cannot give investor clients a separate reporting login
Maintenance tracking is superficial; no work orders, vendor management, or repair scheduling
Applicants pay $39.99–$49.99 per screening report, creating friction with renters who balk at the cost
Accounting stops at Schedule E prep — no general ledger, bank reconciliation, or double-entry bookkeeping

Product Overview

RentSpree is the closest thing to a universal rental application layer for U.S. real estate, embedded in over 300 MLS systems and used by more than 4 million landlords, agents, and renters. Listing agents can trigger a tenant application directly from the MLS listing; TransUnion delivers credit, background, and eviction checks in minutes. E-lease signing, multi-site syndication to Zillow and Apartments.com, and free ACH rent collection are available on the free and low-cost tiers. The PRO tier ($19.99/mo) adds income verification and automated reference checks. Where it lags behind AppFolio, Buildium, or Yardi Breeze: there's no owner portal for investor clients, maintenance tracking is rudimentary, and accounting stops at Schedule E prep rather than full property accounting. Best for individual landlords and agents handling occasional rentals; not suited for professional property management companies with large portfolios.