Innago Wins
Winner
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Innago

7.3

Small landlords who want a genuinely free, no-strings-attached platform with solid customer support

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Avail

6.8

First-time DIY landlords with fewer than 10 units who value simplicity and Realtor.com listing syndication

Sarah Chen
Sarah Chen

Score Comparison

Criteria
Innago
Avail
Overall Score
7.3
6.8
Core Features
7.0
7.0
Accounting & Reporting
6.0
5.5
Ease of Use
8.5
8.5
Pricing & Value
10.0
8.0
Tenant & Owner Portals
7.0
7.0
Integrations
5.0
5.5
Scalability
6.0
5.5
Customer Support
8.0
6.0

Pricing & Features

Specification
Innago
Avail
Starting Price
Free
Free / $9/mo
Free Tier
Pricing Model
Free
Freemium

Making Your Decision

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When to Choose Innago

Small landlords who want a genuinely free, no-strings-attached platform with solid customer support

Innago is the most truly free option in property management software — there are no paid tiers to upsell you into, just optional per-use fees for screening and payments. The trade-off is fewer advanced features and less polish than subscription tools. Its standout is personal customer support at no cost.

Strengths

  • 100% free for landlords with no paid tiers — every core feature is available at no cost
  • Dedicated personal account representatives and responsive support, even on the free plan
  • Full-featured: lease e-signing, maintenance portal, automated payment reminders, and financial reporting
  • Unlimited file storage and no property count limits

Limitations

  • Limited customization for rental applications and screening questions
  • Fewer integrations and less listing syndication reach than TurboTenant or Avail
  • Some users report payment processing delays and occasional bugs
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When to Choose Avail

First-time DIY landlords with fewer than 10 units who value simplicity and Realtor.com listing syndication

Avail is a solid, beginner-friendly platform with a generous free tier and strong listing reach via the Realtor.com ecosystem. However, the per-unit pricing model makes it progressively less economical as your portfolio grows, and the lack of a mobile app is a notable gap.

Strengths

  • Backed by Realtor.com with automatic listing syndication to 20+ rental sites
  • Strong free plan with state-specific lease templates, Autopay, and rent collection
  • Clean, simple interface designed for first-time DIY landlords
  • Tenant screening with TransUnion credit, background, and eviction reports

Limitations

  • Per-unit pricing ($9/unit/month) gets expensive as portfolios grow — 10 units is $90/month
  • No dedicated mobile app — web-only access frustrates landlords managing on the go
  • Inconsistent customer support quality with limited response channels

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