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EchoPM

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The rental OS independents can actually afford

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The rental OS independents can actually afford

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EchoPM is the long-term rental operating system for independent property managers. Publish units once: renters search and apply for free, then sign, pay rent, and request maintenance in the same portal your team runs. End-to-end leasing on one record — apply, screen, sign, move-in, rent. Roommate splits and parent PayLinks included. No tenant portal fee. Pay per live unit (published or under lease); drafts are free. From $4.25/unit/month, cheaper as you scale. 30-day free trial, no setup fees.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 We built EchoPM because rental operations still run on duct tape: listings in one tool, applications in email, leases in a shared drive, rent somewhere else, maintenance in texts. EchoPM is one platform for the full lease lifecycle: For renters (echopm.app) — search listings, apply with no application fee, sign your lease, pay rent, and request maintenance from one account. For property managers & landlords (manager.echopm.app) — properties, applications, screening handoffs, leases, rent collection, maintenance, owner visibility, and Ava (built-in AI that works from your real portfolio data). Same database underneath. No retyping the household every time someone says “approved.” Pricing is per live unit—you’re not charged for draft/setup doors until something is published or under lease. Tenants aren’t charged to browse or apply on EchoPM. We’re early and hungry for feedback—especially from anyone who’s rented, self-managed, or run a small PM shop. What would you need to see to trust one platform for the whole flow? Thanks for being here today 🙏

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1d ago

If you manage rentals, what’s the one workflow you’d steal from an enterprise stack?

Independent PMs keep telling us the same thing: they don t want another 14-module suite. They want the one workflow that currently lives in a spreadsheet, a Facebook group, or a $12k/year tool they only use for that one job.

EchoPM already covers the lease lifecycle on one record apply, screen, sign, move-in, rent, maintenance. Draft units are free; you pay per live unit.

If you self-manage or run a small shop: which of these would actually change your week?

Owner statements / payouts that don t take a Sunday
Deeper accounting mapping (QuickBooks / Xero)
Listing export / syndication
Smarter screening recommendations (manager still decides)
Something else I didn t list

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1d ago

We charge per live unit, not per “seat.” Does that pricing make sense to you?

Most PM software prices like enterprise: seats, minimums, setup fees, then a tenant portal add-on.

EchoPM is the opposite:

Platform fee only for live units (published, or with a pending/active lease)
Drafts and setup are free
Starts at $4.25 / unit / month, cheaper as you scale
30-day free trial, no setup fee
Tenants use the portal at no extra charge no tenant portal fee

Screening is a separate Checkr-aligned order the PM pays for. Rent collection is online in the same portal (including roommate split and PayLinks so a parent can pay a specific invoice).

p/echopm

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1d ago

EchoPM is not a rip-and-replace for a decade-old enterprise stack

Built for independent landlords and small PM shops tens to a few hundred doors who are stitching together a listing site, an apply form, e-sign, rent, and a tenant portal.

It is not:

A drop-in for a large AppFolio / Buildium shop that needs every accounting edge case on day one
A promise that we syndicate to every major listing site (export kit is live; deeper syndication is not GA)
AI that declines tenants. Ava helps with ops. Screening recommendations are manager-decided.

Hard tradeoff we made on purpose: one product for renters and managers, instead of a prettier PM dashboard bolted onto someone else s apply flow.

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p/echopm

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1d ago

If you manage rentals, what’s the one workflow you’d steal from an enterprise stack?

EchoPM already covers the lease lifecycle on one record apply, screen, sign, move-in, rent, maintenance. Draft units are free; you pay per live unit.

If you self-manage or run a small shop: which of these would actually change your week?

Owner statements / payouts that don t take a Sunday
Deeper accounting mapping (QuickBooks / Xero)
Listing export / syndication
Smarter screening recommendations (manager still decides)
Something else I didn t list

p/echopm

•

1d ago

We charge per live unit, not per “seat.” Does that pricing make sense to you?

Most PM software prices like enterprise: seats, minimums, setup fees, then a tenant portal add-on.

EchoPM is the opposite:

Platform fee only for live units (published, or with a pending/active lease)
Drafts and setup are free
Starts at $4.25 / unit / month, cheaper as you scale
30-day free trial, no setup fee
Tenants use the portal at no extra charge no tenant portal fee

Screening is a separate Checkr-aligned order the PM pays for. Rent collection is online in the same portal (including roommate split and PayLinks so a parent can pay a specific invoice).

p/echopm

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1d ago

EchoPM is not a rip-and-replace for a decade-old enterprise stack

Built for independent landlords and small PM shops tens to a few hundred doors who are stitching together a listing site, an apply form, e-sign, rent, and a tenant portal.

It is not:

A drop-in for a large AppFolio / Buildium shop that needs every accounting edge case on day one
A promise that we syndicate to every major listing site (export kit is live; deeper syndication is not GA)
AI that declines tenants. Ava helps with ops. Screening recommendations are manager-decided.

Hard tradeoff we made on purpose: one product for renters and managers, instead of a prettier PM dashboard bolted onto someone else s apply flow.

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