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Late rent and urgent repairs in one place — the two things a landlord checks first. Built from your ledger and request log on this device; it sends nothing.
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Late rent and urgent repairs in one place — the two things a landlord checks first. Built from your ledger and request log on this device; it sends nothing.
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One row per door for this month — rent, due day, status, and what was collected — for your records, taxes, or your accountant. The file is made right here in your browser from the demo data saved on this device; nothing is uploaded or sent anywhere.
This is a preview of what the tenant will see: the amount, a $0 fee, and a pay button. Nothing else. In this demo build the button only records the payment in your ledger — no money moves and no bank is charged.
Simulation — no money moves
Pick a door that’s due or late. RentPay writes the notice — you send it your way.
Pick a door and RentPay fills in a plain, polite reminder with that door's rent and due day from your ledger. This sends nothing — RentPay does not text or email your tenant. Copy the wording and paste it into your own text or email.
Reminder wording only, made in your browser from the demo ledger saved on this device. It sends nothing and moves no money — you send it your way.
Every month of this year in one view — what you collected against what your doors should bring in — built from the payment history saved in this browser. Expected uses today's doors and rent for each month.
On-device demo data only — nothing is sent anywhere and no money moves. On-time means a payment was recorded on or before that door's due day.
Sharing a place with roommates? Work out what each person owes — equal shares, or weighted by bedroom size. This is a calculator only: it moves no money, and RentPay stays demo mode for payments.
Your split and due day save only in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere, and no payment is made here.
Log a repair or issue for a door and track it from Open to Done. This is an on-device log in demo mode — it saves only in this browser, does not message tenants, and does not dispatch anyone.
On-device log only, in demo mode — RentPay does not message tenants or dispatch anyone for these requests.
Work through the standard handover items when a tenant moves in or out, one door at a time. This is an on-device demo log — it saves only in this browser, does not send anything to anyone, and moves no money.
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On-device demo log only — ticks save in this browser for each door and checklist type. RentPay does not send this checklist to anyone.
For small landlords everywhere
No “convenience fee” for paying rent. No Venmo-and-spreadsheet mess. RentPay tracks who paid, who’s late, and what you collected — for one flat price per door.
Demo build: data saves in this browser. Live bank collection turns on with Stripe Connect at launch.
Address, tenant, rent, due day. Thirty seconds a door.
Not live yet: today the app runs in demo mode and the pay button only records a payment in your ledger. When Stripe Connect turns on, tenants get one link, bank pay, $0 fee — the fee is the thing tenants hate, so we killed it.
Paid, due, late — always current. Late notices and tax totals included.
$3 per door per month. Tenants pay $0. No per-payment cut, no setup fee, no upsell maze.
Set quantity = your number of doors at checkout.
What the $3/door buys today: the landlord tools — the automatic ledger, one-tap late notices, and year-end totals — running in demo data mode (your data saves in this browser). It does not yet collect rent from tenants or move any money. Real rent collection turns on later with Stripe Connect (landlord onboarding + bank verification) — see the in-app demo notices until then.
A 12-door landlord pays $36/month and gets back the hours they were spending chasing rent in three different apps.
One door, one late month. Put in the late fee you usually end up waiving or never collecting, the hours you spend chasing the rent, and what an hour of your time is worth. This is a calculator only, using your numbers — it stores nothing, sends nothing, and moves no money.
Your numbers, your estimate — RentPay does not set your late fee or your hourly worth. The comparison is the flat $3 for that door for a whole month, the price above.
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