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Rentalize vs TenantCloud
Do small Irish landlords who adopt TenantCloud stick with it long term? TenantCloud is the cheapest credible way off a spreadsheet, from around 18 US dollars a month, and for one or two units it does the job. What tends to end the relationship in Ireland is not price or usability, it is the first RTB deadline, the first rent review under the 2026 cap, or the first HAP tenancy, none of which the product covers.
VERDICT
Which one is right for you?
Rentalize wins for...
Choose Rentalize if you have enough Irish or UK exposure that a missed RTB registration or an invalid rent review notice would actually cost you.
TenantCloud wins for...
Choose TenantCloud if you have a couple of units, want the lowest possible monthly cost, and are happy to handle Irish compliance yourself.
SIDE BY SIDE
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Capability | Rentalize | TenantCloud |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Core from EUR 199 a month; Rentalize 360 for 1 to 50 units | From about 18 US dollars a month |
| Primary market | Ireland and the UK | United States |
| RTB registration and annual renewal alerts | Built in | Not supported |
| Rent cap calculation and the rent review notice | Built in, with the same-day RTB copy | Not supported |
| HAP and Cost Rental | Native | Not supported |
| S.I. 137 minimum standards and BER tracking | Certificate expiry monitoring built in | Not supported |
| Rent collection | Open banking and SEPA direct debit | US payment rails |
| Basic landlord tooling (portal, maintenance, tracking) | Yes | Yes, and good value for the price |
| Reporting | 50+ board-ready reports on every plan | Basic reporting |
| Room to grow | 360 to Core to Enterprise without changing system | Suited to small portfolios |
FAQ
Common questions
Often not, and usually for a specific reason rather than dissatisfaction with the software. TenantCloud handles the everyday admin well at a low price. What it does not do is register a tenancy with the RTB, work out the maximum rent under the cap in force from 1 March 2026, produce a valid rent review notice, or handle HAP. Landlords tend to move when one of those becomes urgent, or when the portfolio grows past the point where doing it by hand is safe.
Possibly, and we would rather say so. Rentalize 360 is the tier built for 1 to 50 units, but if you own two properties, are comfortable with RTB registration and rent review rules, and want the cheapest tool that works, TenantCloud is a reasonable choice. The calculation changes once compliance risk or unit count grows.
TenantCloud starts around 18 US dollars a month and stays low as the portfolio grows. Rentalize Core starts at EUR 199 a month. The gap is real; what closes it is the compliance work you would otherwise do yourself, and the cost of getting an RTB deadline or a rent review notice wrong.
No. Neither is supported. Both are core to Rentalize, along with S.I. 137 minimum standards, BER certificate expiry and HAP.
Yes. Properties, tenancies, contacts and documents migrate, and migration runs as a scoped programme. You do not need to be at a particular size to move.
Ready to switch to Rentalize?
Book a 30-minute demo on your own portfolio data. We will show you how Rentalize handles the workflows you currently run on TenantCloud.