The best property management software for property managers
Checked Oct 24, 2026As of October 2026, for property managers with 50 or more units, DoorLoop scores highest (93/100), then Yardi Breeze (86) and AppFolio (84). Scores come from cost at 200 units, documented manager features, AI features, the manager app's App Store rating and whether prices are published.
Best for:Residential, commercial or HOA managers wanting accounting, screening, maintenance and AI agents in one tool.
What works
Unlimited eSignatures and lease templates are included on all plans.
TransUnion screening costs $35 per applicant on all plans, and landlords can mark up the fee.
Rated 4.83 stars from 6,548 ratings in the App Store.
One-on-one virtual onboarding and training come at no extra charge.
Watch for
Monthly minimums of $199 to $479 apply, depending on plan and billing term.
Incoming ACH costs $1.50 on DoorLoop One; it is free on Connect and Multiply.
DoorLoop's pricing page puts the Receptionist agent on Connect and Multiply but also lists agents as add-ons in its comparison table; add-on prices are not published.
Card processing fee rate is not published, and trust accounting is not named.
Best for:Owners and managers of mixed or specialty portfolios, such as student housing or self storage, who will request a sales quote.
What works
Covers residential, commercial, student housing, self storage, RV parks, affordable housing and vacation homes in one product.
Accounting includes 1099 e-filing through IRS FIRE and AvidPay vendor payments at no cost.
Tenants can pay by card or check online, or in cash at 30,000 CheckFreePay locations.
Orion AI, Rent Manager's name for its AI tools, is built into the bundles, including writing help, invoice capture and report analysis.
Watch for
Basic, Plus and Premium bundles list no prices, only a quote request.
Payment fees, screening price, onboarding fee and contract terms are not published.
rmAppSuite Pro rates 2.5 on the App Store from 121 ratings; rmResident rates 3.5.
AI tools are split across bundles: Script Builder and Report Analysis are on Premium only, and Call Summaries need Rent Manager's phone service.
Why do some platforms score low on price?
Rent Manager and Entrata publish no prices, and Buildium and AppFolio publish only starting prices, so the rubric can't credit them for cost, and you'll need a quote from each to compare. The pricing page shows exactly what each vendor publishes.
If you manage fewer than 50 units, see the guide for small landlords: several of these platforms have monthly minimums that make them expensive at small sizes.
Last checked Oct 24, 2026. Every figure links to the page it came from (see Sources). Found something out of date? Tell us. How we pick and rank: methodology.