TenantHub helps small landlords track rent, invite tenants, send reminders, issue receipts, manage maintenance requests, and offer optional bank autopay—all without an expensive property- management subscription.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built TenantHub because small landlords are often stuck managing rent through a messy combination of spreadsheets, payment apps, text messages, and paper records. Meanwhile, many property-management platforms are designed and priced for much larger portfolios. TenantHub gives small landlords one straightforward place to track rent, add properties and tenants, send portal invitations, issue reminders and receipts, manage maintenance requests, and offer optional bank autopay. The core landlord tools are free with no monthly subscription. Optional autopay costs up to $6.99 only when a payment succeeds. I’d love your honest feedback: - Is the product and pricing easy to understand? - What would make you trust a new rent-management platform? - Which landlord workflow should we improve next? Thanks for taking a look at TenantHub. I’ll be here throughout the launch answering questions and listening to your feedback! 🏠

@eduardo_dennis The free core tools and success-based autopay pricing make the offer easy to understand. I upvoted TenantHub, and focusing on small landlords rather than large property portfolios feels like a sensible product decision.

TenantHub

Free rent tracking and autopay for small landlords

Free rent tracking and autopay for small landlords