TenantPoint vs. Re-Leased for a small commercial portfolio
Re-Leased is a serious, commercial-first platform with no published pricing and a sales-led onboarding. Here's what that means for an owner-operator with 3–15 properties.
- 15-day free trial
- No credit card
- No sales call
The context
Start with what Re-Leased and TenantPoint are built for.
Re-Leased is one of the few property management platforms built around commercial leases from the start—triple net, gross, percentage rent, and CAM/outgoings are first-class objects, not residential templates stretched to fit. It serves landlords, investors, and management companies across the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, with integrations to Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage Intacct, and NetSuite.
Its pricing page names three tiers—Core, Pro, and Enterprise—but publishes no dollar figures for any of them; every plan is 'Request Pricing', and there is no self-serve trial. For an owner-operator with a handful of properties, the practical question is whether a sales-led implementation of a platform built for management companies is the right size of tool.
Full feature comparison
Where TenantPoint and Re-Leased actually differ.
| Feature | TenantPoint | Re-Leased |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | Public per-tier pricing at tenantpoint.co/pricing—$49 to $199/mo, custom above that | Not published. Core, Pro, and Enterprise all require requesting a quote. |
| Start using it | 15-day free trial, no credit card, no sales call | Book a demo; no self-serve trial advertised |
| Built for | An owner-operator running 3–15 commercial properties | Commercial and mixed portfolios from landlords to large management companies (Enterprise: 1,000+ tenancies) |
| Commercial lease handling | NNN/gross classification, rent steps, CAM rules, key dates—extracted by AI, approved by you | Native commercial lease structures: CPI, stepped, and market rent reviews; percentage rent; ground leases |
| AI lease extraction | Included on every plan, human-approved before activation | Credia Extract is a Credia Plus add-on (Credia Action email triage is included in Core/Pro) |
| CAM / outgoings reconciliation | Pro-rata allocation, caps, pools, tenant-facing explanation | Apportionment matrix, budget vs. actuals, tenant charge-back |
| Accounting integrations | QuickBooks Online one-way push (Enterprise plan; in final rollout) | Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage Intacct, NetSuite |
| Online rent payments (ACH) | Not yet available to tenants | Re-Leased Pay |
| Native mobile app | Not yet—browser-based today | Property manager, landlord, and tenant apps |
Which platform fits
Neither of these is the right answer for every owner.
Who TenantPoint is for
TenantPoint is probably right for you if…
- You want to see a price and start today, not schedule a demo and a quote.
- You self-manage a small portfolio and don't need trust accounting, multi-entity client reporting, or a management-company workflow.
- AI lease abstraction with mandatory human approval matters more to you than a bigger integration catalogue.
Where Re-Leased is stronger
To be fair to Re-Leased…
- Re-Leased is genuinely commercial-first, with rent-review types (CPI, market, stepped, hybrid) and a service-charge apportionment engine that go deeper than TenantPoint's today.
- If you run books in Xero, Sage Intacct, or NetSuite, Re-Leased integrates with them; TenantPoint's accounting push is QuickBooks Online only.
- Tenant payments, native mobile apps, trust accounting, and budget management are all real capabilities TenantPoint doesn't have yet.
- A management company running client portfolios across several countries is squarely Re-Leased's customer, not TenantPoint's.
Re-Leased's pricing tiers, quote requirement, integrations, regions, Credia AI packaging, and feature descriptions were checked directly against re-leased.com (pricing, homepage, tenant-lease-management, and artificial-intelligence pages) on September 27, 2026. Re-Leased publishes no dollar pricing; the third-party starting-price figure mentioned in the FAQ comes from softwareconnect.com and is not verified by Re-Leased. Verify current terms directly before purchasing.
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Questions owners ask about this comparison.
Does Re-Leased publish pricing?
No. As of September 2026, re-leased.com/pricing names Core, Pro, and Enterprise tiers with 'Request Pricing' on each and no dollar figures. Third-party review sites cite a starting figure around $199/month for small portfolios, but that isn't on Re-Leased's own site and shouldn't be relied on without a quote.
Is Re-Leased built for commercial property?
Yes—more so than most platforms. It treats commercial lease structures natively and serves landlords, investors, and management companies across office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use. Its scale of customer runs well beyond a small owner-operator.
Does Re-Leased do AI lease extraction?
Its Credia AI suite includes Credia Extract for lease documents, offered as a 'Credia Plus' add-on; the included Credia Action handles inbound email triage and task creation. TenantPoint includes lease extraction on every plan, with every field requiring your approval before it's used.
Can I try Re-Leased free?
Re-Leased advertises a demo and a guided tour rather than a self-serve free trial. TenantPoint's 15-day trial needs no card and no call.
Which should a 5-property owner choose?
If you want to start this week, see every price up front, and your accounting is QuickBooks or a spreadsheet, TenantPoint is built for exactly that. If you need multi-country, multi-client, trust-accounting, or Xero/NetSuite workflows, Re-Leased is the more complete platform and worth the sales process.