Comparison Updated October 2026
TurboTenant suits landlords who want a free plan, free listings and applicant-paid screening, with tenants paying most payment fees. LandlordOS suits landlords who want Schedule E books on every plan, monthly billing with a free trial, and tenants paying exactly the rent.
Yearly subscription for a 10-unit landlord on published list prices: LandlordOS Starter $120, LandlordOS Standard $300, TurboTenant Free $0, Essentials $149 and Pro $199.
At a glance
TurboTenant details are taken from its public pricing, feature and help pages. Where TurboTenant doesn't publish something, we say so.
| Feature | LandlordOS | TurboTenant |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat monthly price per plan; unlimited units | Free plan; Essentials and Pro billed yearly by unit band |
| Price | Starter $10/mo, Standard $25/mo, Premium $35/mo, billed monthly | Free $0; Essentials $149/yr (1–10 units) or $199 (11–30); Pro $199/yr (1–10) or $399 (11–30) |
| Free trial | 14 days on every plan | No trial; a free plan instead |
| Online rent | ACH only, with autopay and no-login payment links | ACH and card, with autopay |
| Who pays payment fees | The landlord: Stripe’s ACH cost (0.8%, capped at $5) plus $1.00–$2.00 per payment. The tenant pays exactly the rent. | The tenant by default: ACH $2 on Free and Essentials, $0 on Pro; cards 3.49% |
| ACH payout time | Usually 1–5 business days | 5–7 business days on Free; 2–4 on paid plans |
| Tenant screening | No | Yes — paid by the applicant ($55 on Free, $45 on paid plans per its help center) |
| Listings | No | Free syndication to 25+ sites |
| Lease e-signing | Standard and Premium | Essentials and Pro (Free can draft but not finalize) |
| Schedule E | Every plan | Schedule E data with accounting on Pro (also described as a separate add-on) |
| 1099s | Vendor management and 1099s on Premium | Doesn’t create 1099s; tracks vendor tax IDs |
| Mobile apps | No native app; works in a phone browser | Yes — iOS and Android |
Who should choose which
Your units are rented, you want rent by bank transfer without fees for tenants, and you want Schedule E and 1099 records without an add-on.
You want free listings, applicant-paid screening and a free plan, and you’re fine with tenants paying the payment fees.
Cost example
Published list prices only, per year, before taxes.
| Size | LandlordOS Starter | LandlordOS Standard | TurboTenant |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 units | $120/yr12 × $10 | $300/yr12 × $25 | $0Free; tenants pay $72/yr in ACH fees$149 / $199Essentials / Pro |
| 10 units | $120/yr12 × $10 | $300/yr12 × $25 | $0Free; tenants pay $240/yr in ACH fees$149 / $199Essentials / Pro |
| 25 units | $120/yr12 × $10 | $300/yr12 × $25 | $0Free; tenants pay $600/yr in ACH fees$199 / $399Essentials / Pro |
Subscriptions only, before taxes. TurboTenant tenant ACH fees assume one $2 payment per unit per month (none on Pro). On a $1,500 rent paid by ACH, LandlordOS costs the landlord $6.00–$7.00 per payment by plan. TurboTenant’s accounting may be billed separately from Pro.
FAQ
Yes. LandlordOS imports a portfolio from a spreadsheet, so you can export properties, units, tenants and leases from TurboTenant and bring them in.
No. LandlordOS doesn’t syndicate listings or run screening today. It takes rental applications with a checklist and the rent-to-income multiple, then converts the approved one to a lease.
No. LandlordOS plans start at $10 a month, and every plan has a 14-day free trial.
The landlord. Tenants pay exactly the rent by bank transfer, and the landlord pays Stripe’s ACH cost (0.8%, capped at $5) plus a flat LandlordOS fee of $1.00–$2.00 per payment.
Sources
Competitor details checked on October 29, 2026 from their public websites; pricing and features change — check TurboTenant for current details.
TurboTenant is a trademark of its owner. All trademarks belong to their respective owners; DomoDomu is not affiliated with or endorsed by TurboTenant. This page compares published information and isn't an assessment of either company.
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