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Rentalize vs TenantCloud
TenantCloud is a low-cost US platform aimed at do-it-yourself landlords, starting around USD 15 a month. The closest Rentalize product is Rentalize 360 for 1 to 50 properties. Above that the comparison is really TenantCloud against Rentalize Core.
VERDICT
Which one is right for you?
Rentalize wins for...
Choose Rentalize if you let property in Ireland or the UK and need RTB, Part 4, BER and rent cap rules handled properly, or if you are growing past a spreadsheet-plus-portal setup.
TenantCloud wins for...
Choose TenantCloud if you are a US landlord with a handful of units and price is the deciding factor.
SIDE BY SIDE
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Capability | Rentalize | TenantCloud |
|---|---|---|
| Target user | Rentalize 360 for 1 to 50 properties; Core for 50 to 5,000 units | US DIY landlords, scaling to mid-size portfolios |
| Entry price | Rentalize Core from EUR 199 per month; 360 is the small-portfolio tier | Public: from USD 15 per month, up to USD 100 plus for Business |
| Irish statutory compliance | RTB registration, Part 4 notices, BER enforcement, 2026 rent cap calculator | Not supported |
| UK compliance and Making Tax Digital | Supported | Not supported |
| Tenant and contractor portals | Both, on all four plans | Tenant portal yes; contractor coverage is lighter |
| Business intelligence | 50 plus board-ready reports on every plan | Basic reporting |
| AI assistant over your data | Talia on all four plans, choice of AI engine | No equivalent |
| Primary market | Ireland and the UK | United States, with state-specific forms |
FAQ
Common questions
For Irish and UK landlords, yes, though they sit at different price points. TenantCloud competes on being inexpensive for US DIY landlords. Rentalize competes on doing Irish and UK statutory work properly. If you have three units in Texas, TenantCloud is the sensible choice.
Rentalize 360 is the mobile-first product for 1 to 50 properties and is the nearest match on portfolio size. Rentalize Core, from EUR 199 per month, is the comparison once you are running a lettings or management business rather than your own properties.
At the entry point, yes. TenantCloud starts near USD 15 a month for a DIY landlord. The fair comparison is what is included: the Rentalize compliance engine, 50 plus BI reports, tenant and contractor portals and Talia AI are on every plan, including Essential.
No. Its forms and screening are US and state specific, and it publishes no RTB, HAP, Part 4, BER or Making Tax Digital support.
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.