Tenant Turner
by Tenant Turner · Leasing automation for rental listings, showings and lead follow-up
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Overview
Tenant Turner automates rental leasing from listing to lease. It imports listings from a property management system, syndicates them to major listing sites, pre-qualifies leads against criteria you set, then lets vetted prospects book in-person or self-guided lockbox showings 24/7. It sends reminders and follow-ups, collects post-showing feedback and compiles owner reports.
- Best for
- Property managers and landlords automating rental listings, viewings and lead follow-up.
- Pricing
- Annual plans start at $1.17 per unit for Pro and $2.43 per unit for Ultra; the page has a monthly billing toggle but no monthly figures were captured.
- Runs on
- Web
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Posts listings to 20+ rental sites in one action
- Customisable lead pre-qualification before a viewing can be booked
- Self-showings via electronic lockboxes, with 24/7 prospect scheduling
- Imports listings from property management systems; 8,000+ Zapier apps
Trade-offs
- 24/7 live phone answering is restricted to the pricier Ultra plan
- Only annual 'starting at' per-unit rates shown; monthly rates not listed
- Smart locks and lockboxes are hardware bought on top of the plan
- Billed per unit under management, so cost scales with portfolio not usage
How Tenant Turner markets itself
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Homepage capture
“Market Leading Leasing Automation, Now With AI”
- Angle: Outcome / benefit-led
- Hero: Product screenshot
Pricing
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