# Rent autopay software for 50 units

> Source: https://landlordbench.com/collections/rent-autopay-software-for-50-units (curated, re-verified)

At 50 units, Avail and Innago cost the landlord nothing a month. Renters carry the payment fees instead. On Avail they pay $2.50 a bank transfer, which comes to about $125 a month between them. On Innago each bank transfer carries $2 on the payer side. RentSpree bills the landlord $8.99 a month, month to month, for the same portfolio. TurboTenant prices 50 units by the year, at $299 a year on Essentials.

All four let tenants turn on recurring rent payments themselves. The reminders differ. Avail sends one a few days before rent falls due. Innago emails tenants ahead of the due date, again on the day and once more when rent is late. TurboTenant emails before rent is due and tells the landlord when a payment is missed. RentSpree sends reminders before the due date, which the vendor presents as the way late rent stops happening. Late fees are supported on all four.

Signup on all four runs without a sales call, and each offers a free plan or trial.

| Name | What it is | Why it's here | Pricing |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Avail](https://landlordbench.com/avail.md) | Free all-in-one software for do-it-yourself landlords: listings, screening, leases, rent and repairs. | Unlimited units on the free plan keep 50 rentals at no cost to the landlord, and renters schedule recurring payments from their own account. The trade is $2.50 a bank transfer on the renter's side. Paid plans start at $9 a seat a month. Work orders to contractors and 1099s are covered only in part. | From $9 a seat a month |
| [Innago](https://landlordbench.com/innago.md) | Free rental management software for small landlords, paid for by tenant payment and screening fees. | No tiered pricing means Innago costs the landlord nothing at 50 units. Innago says tenant payment and screening fees pay for it, and each bank transfer carries $2 on the payer side. It supports team users. Cash rent is not accepted, and state-specific leases are only partly covered. | Free |
| [RentSpree](https://landlordbench.com/rentspree.md) | Rental workflow software with free listings and applicant-paid screening options. | $8.99 a month, month to month, covers 50 units on RentSpree, since no plan on its pricing page states a unit count. The rent charge is waived on Landlord PRO. RentSpree says listings and TransUnion screening are free. The gaps: bank sync is partial and tenants cannot pay rent in cash. | Free, then $8.99 a month |
| [TurboTenant](https://landlordbench.com/turbotenant.md) | US landlord software for posting rentals, screening, leases and online rent, free with renter-paid fees. | Fifty units fall in TurboTenant's 31-60 band, priced at $299 a year on Essentials or $699 a year on Pro. It suits self-managing landlords with 1 to 50 units, so a 50-unit portfolio sits at its upper edge, and unit caps apply in part. Move-in and move-out inspections are covered. | Free, then $12.42 a month billed annually |

## What it takes to be on this list

Each product on this page lets tenants set up autopay and sends reminders before rent is due, and each states what running 50 units costs. Other landlord software on Landlord Bench meets one of those two conditions at most. The four are listed A to Z by name. Before buying, check whether renters or you carry the payment fees. Check the billing period too: TurboTenant's 50-unit plans are billed for the year. RentSpree's pricing page gives no unit count for any plan, so confirm 50 units on the plan you pick.