Checked Sep 26, 2026

How much does PayRent cost?

Published plans run $24–$59 per month. Online rent collection app for landlords and property managers.

Prices are as published by PayRent on Sep 26, 2026. Check the linked source before buying.

Starting plan$24/moSee plan terms below
WebsiteNot offeredAs described by the vendor
Price scales withoccupied units above an included count, plus per-transaction fees

Published rates

Plans and add-ons

Plans

PlanPriceBilling
Do-It-Yourself30 units included, $3/additional unit; $5 per ACH; 5-day funding$24/moMonthly
Go-Like-A-Pro10 units included, $4/additional unit; free ACH; 3-day funding$59/moMonthly

Pricing source: payrent.com ↗, checked Sep 26, 2026.

Beyond the plan price

Terms worth checking

Setup
$0 · '$0 activation fee'; activation fee applied to first month's subscription
Contract & cancellation
month-to-month · Renewal: yes, monthly · cancel any time
Payments
ACH $5 per transfer on DIY (landlord or tenant); debit 1.0% + $6.95 (DIY) or $12 (Pro); credit 3.5% + $6.95, tenant-paid
Data export
unknown

Source notes

What the headline misses

Each point is tied to a dated statement on PayRent's site. Open the source to read the full context.

  1. Card-paying tenants pay 3.5% + $6.95 per credit payment on both plans.
    “Credit Card Rate 3.5% + $6.95 3.5% + $6.95”
    payrent.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  2. On the Do-It-Yourself plan every ACH transfer costs $5, paid by landlord or tenant.
    “ACH (Bank Transfer) Fee $5/transfer — landlord's choice who pays”
    payrent.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  3. The higher-priced plan includes fewer units (10) than the entry plan (30) and charges $4 per additional unit.
    “10 units included ($4/additional unit)”
    payrent.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  4. Debit card payments on Go-Like-A-Pro carry a flat $12 fee to the tenant.
    “0% + $12 debit card rate”
    payrent.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗

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