Comparison
PacRent vs RentRedi
At a glance · 12 rows compared
Verified November 9, 20267
PacRent
3
RentRedi
2
Even
RentRedi is the closest thing to a straight competitor in this set, and on annual billing it is cheaper than we are. The difference is not the rent collection — it is what happens before you buy a property and what happens at tax time.
Pricing
- PacRent Pro
- $19/mo · $190/yr
- RentRedi
- $29.95/mo monthly, $20/mo on 6-month, $12/mo on annual — unlimited units
- Pricing model
- Flat, unlimited properties, tenants and teammates
RentRedi pricing quoted from their pricing page, read November 7, 2026: “$29.95/month total (monthly); $20/month total (6-month); $12/month total (annual)”. Prices change — check theirs before deciding.
Row by row
PacRent and RentRedi, side by side
Ordered by what decides the choice, not by what flatters us. The first rows are the ones most people pick on.
Monthly price
PacRentPacRent
$19/mo
RentRedi
$29.95/mo
Month-to-month is the only pricing comparison we win.
Annual price
RentRediPacRent
$190/yr ($15.83/mo)
RentRedi
$12/mo billed annually
They are genuinely cheaper on annual, and unlimited with it. If price is the deciding factor, this row is the answer.
Per-unit fees
EvenPacRent
None
RentRedi
None
The 'cheap entry, upcharged as doors grow' warning does not apply to RentRedi. They are flat and unlimited, same as us.
Mortgage principal and interest
PacRentPacRent
Included. Upload the statement; balance, rate and payment are read off it and the PDF is kept against the loan.
RentRedi
Through the REI Hub add-on, from $25/mo for 1–3 units, billed on top of RentRedi. Figures are typed in by hand.
A 1–3 unit RentRedi landlord pays more for this one feature than a PacRent subscription costs in total. REI Hub does it properly — the difference is inclusion, price, and who reads the statement.
Bank feeds
RentRediPacRent
None. Schedules and AI receipt reading instead.
RentRedi
Bank-linked income checks via Plaid
Listing syndication
RentRediPacRent
Facebook Marketplace, own listing pages, PacRent Rentals
RentRedi
Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and HotPads
They reach the Zillow network and we do not. Our feed for it is built but not onboarded, and we will not count it until it carries a listing.
Schedule E
PacRentPacRent
Named explicitly, lines 3–21, driven off the chart of accounts. Form 8825 too.
RentRedi
"Tax-ready reports" — Schedule E is not named on their site
We are not claiming they lack it. We are saying they do not say, and we do.
Before you buy: LTR and STR underwriting
PacRentPacRent
Full long-term and short-term rental analysis, with market data
RentRedi
Not offered
Owner time and mileage tracking
PacRentPacRent
Hours and mileage, for the Real Estate Professional test
RentRedi
Not offered
Taking your data out
PacRentPacRent
Whole-account export and re-import, verified by restoring 1,326 rows into an empty account
RentRedi
Per-page CSV buttons, plus QuickBooks export for charges
Tenant screening
EvenPacRent
À la carte by check, applicant pays, state fee caps enforced
RentRedi
$39.99, or $49.99 with income verification, tenant-paid
State law guides
PacRentPacRent
51 jurisdictions, late fees, notice periods and deposit deadlines
RentRedi
Not offered
Where RentRedi wins
The rows we do not have an answer to
If one of these is the thing you most need, RentRedi is the better choice and we would rather you knew that here than found out after paying us.
Cheaper on annual billing
$12/month annual against our $15.83, and unlimited units with it. We do not have an answer to this row; we have a different product around it.
“$12/month total (annual)” — RentRedi, read November 7, 2026
Bank feeds via Plaid
Transactions arrive on their own. Ours do not.
The Zillow network
One post reaches Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and HotPads. We publish to Facebook Marketplace and our own listing pages.
Where PacRent wins
What you get here that you do not get there
The mortgage split is included
Theirs costs $25/month on top for 1–3 units, through REI Hub, with the balance and rate typed in. Ours is in the $19 and read off the statement, which also keeps the document behind your Schedule E line 12 figure.
You can underwrite before you buy
LTR and STR analysis with market data, in the same account that manages the property afterwards. RentRedi starts once you already own it.
The whole account exports, and imports back
Not a CSV button per screen — every record, verified by restoring 1,326 rows into an empty account. Stored files are referenced by link rather than bundled.
Hours and mileage for REP status
If you are tracking toward the Real Estate Professional test, the hours have to come from somewhere. Neither RentRedi nor the other two offer this.
The one every rival has and we do not
All three connect to your bank. We do not.
Money that moves through PacRent is already captured: rent is recorded as it settles, the Stripe webhook posts the processing fee straight into the chart of accounts, and receipts are read by AI with supplier matching. The costs that repeat — mortgage, insurance, HOA dues, utility autopay — run off schedules you set once, and a mortgage statement is read for its balance, rate and payment, then kept as the evidence behind them.
And the limit of that: What a feed still catches that this does not is an irregular cost paid straight from your bank and never photographed. That is a real gap, not a reframed one.
Which to pick
A straight answer, both ways
Choose RentRedi if…
Price is the deciding factor and you are happy to pay annually, you want bank feeds, or reaching the Zillow network matters more to you than anything else on this page.
Choose PacRent if…
You are still buying properties and want to underwrite them in the same place you manage them, you want the mortgage split without a second subscription, or you are tracking hours toward REP status.
Whichever you pick, take your data with you when you go. Ours exports as every record in your account and imports back — a promise worth checking before you commit to anyone, us included.
Our own metered bit, declared
Credits buy AI, not the product
It would be hypocritical to warn you about metered upcharges and not explain ours. Pro includes 500 AI credits a month, 750 on annual billing. A document scan costs 10, a property search 5, a mileage calculation 1 — so 500 is 50 scans, or 100 searches, or any mix. A five-door landlord scanning five leases a year and twenty receipts a month uses about half of it.
If you do run out, 200 more cost $5 — about 25 cents per extra scan. Rent collection, leases, tenants, payments and reports are never metered and do not stop.
Decide it with your own portfolio in front of you
The free tier takes two properties and the full analysis tools, so you can test this against a real property rather than a feature table. Nothing is metered that matters, and the export is there the day you want to leave.
Every RentRedi figure on this page is quoted from their own documentation with the date it was read. We re-read all of them quarterly; next review February 2027. Found something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.