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Rent collection for landlords

Rent that arrives on time, without the chase.

Your tenants set up autopay once, then rent pulls itself by ACH on the due date. Reminders, late fees, and receipts run on their own, and every payment posts straight to your ledger. You stop nagging, stop depositing checks, and stop sending the awkward money text.

Built for landlords and property managers tired of chasing rent every month.

$0Our markup
ACHOr card
50/50ACH fee split
AutoPosts to ledger
Autopay once, then forget it

Your tenant sets it up. The rent pulls itself.

A tenant links a bank account for ACH, or a card if they prefer, and switches on autopay in the renter portal in a couple of minutes. After that, rent moves on the due date every month on its own. There is no Rentari.ai markup on what you collect, just the Stripe processing fee, split fairly.

Autopay on ACH or card, set once in the renter portal
Zero Rentari.ai markup on the rent you collect
Roommates can split a single rent charge between them
When a tenant runs late

Late fees apply themselves. You stay in control.

Set the amount, flat or a percentage, and the grace period once. After the grace period passes, the fee applies itself against the lease within your state's limits, and lands on the ledger. When a tenant falls behind, the AI drafts a fair catch-up plan that splits the balance over time, and you approve it, or waive the fee, before anything goes out.

Late fees apply automatically, within your state's limits
An AI catch-up plan splits the balance over time
You approve every plan, and waive any fee with one click
If a payment fails

A failed pull never slips through quietly.

When an ACH pull or card charge fails, you and the tenant both hear about it right away. The charge gets flagged on the ledger so the balance stays honest, and the co-pilot prompts the tenant to retry. You decide whether a failed-payment fee applies, every time.

You and the tenant are notified the moment a charge fails
The failed charge is flagged on the ledger, not silently dropped
The co-pilot prompts a retry, and a failed-payment fee is your call
The self-posting ledger

Every payment posts the moment it clears.

The old way, rent came in and you wrote it down. Here, the second a tenant's payment clears, the row posts to the ledger as paid, with the amount, the date, and the lease it belongs to. A receipt goes to the tenant automatically, the running balance updates itself, and everything is organized per property and unit, ready for tax time.

Posts the instant the payment clears, with no manual entry
Each row is tied to the right lease, ready for tax season
A late or short payment shows up the same way, fee and all
Watch a payment post
FAQ

Rent collection questions

How do tenants pay?
Tenants connect their bank and pay by ACH, with autopay as the default. They can also pay by card if they prefer, and roommates can split a single rent charge.
How do late fees work?
You set the amount, whether it is flat or a percentage, and the grace period. After the grace period, the fee is applied automatically and added to the ledger, within your state's limits.
What happens if a payment fails?
You and the tenant are notified right away, the charge is flagged on the ledger, and the co-pilot prompts the tenant to retry. You decide whether a failed-payment fee applies.
When does the money reach my account?
ACH transfers typically settle within a few business days of the due date. Every payment is timestamped so you always know where each one stands.
Can I split one utility bill across my tenants?
Yes. Enter the bill total once and Rentari.ai divides it to the cent across the occupied units. You can hand-edit any share before it posts, every tenant is billed only their own slice on their own ledger, and both sides are notified. The whole split posts in one step.

Get paid on time, every time.

Turn on autopay, set your rules once, and let rent collect itself. Open the demo and watch a payment clear and post to the ledger on its own, with no Rentari.ai markup on what you keep.

From $8 a month for up to 5 units.