For small landlords everywhere
Tenants pay free.
Landlords get a clean ledger.
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.
This month’s ledger
| Door | Tenant | Rent | Status |
|---|
Tenant pay page (demo preview)
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.
Late notice
Pick a door that’s due or late. RentPay writes the notice — you send it your way.
Year-end totals
Split the rent
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.
How it works
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.
Pricing, in one line
$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.