Comparison

Tenvale vs Innago

Innago markets itself as genuinely free for landlords — no monthly fee, no per-unit fee — and funds itself through fees tenants pay on rent payments and screening. If keeping your own software cost at $0 is the priority, that's a real, hard-to-beat advantage. Tenvale takes the opposite trade: the landlord pays a flat $29.99/mo, and in exchange tenants pay only the rent, with payment-processing fees coming out of your payout rather than being charged on top at checkout. Massachusetts §15B deposit-interest tracking is built in.

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Tenvale vs Innago at a glance

Software cost to landlord

Tenvale
$29.99/mo flat — unlimited units, no per-unit fees
Innago
Free for landlords — no monthly or per-unit fee (per published pricing)

Per-unit fees

Tenvale
None
Innago
None — free regardless of unit count (per published pricing)

Free tier

Tenvale
30-day free tier, no credit card, up to 100 units
Innago
Free for landlords on an ongoing basis (per published pricing)

ACH fee on rent

Tenvale
0.8% (max $5 per payment), no markup
Innago
Tenant pays roughly $2 per ACH payment; landlord can opt to cover it instead (per published pricing — verify current amount)

Card fee on rent

Tenvale
2.9% + 30¢ deducted from your payout, no markup — tenants pay rent only
Innago
Tenant pays a 2.99% card-processing fee; landlord can opt to cover it (per published pricing)

Who pays payment fees

Tenvale
Landlord — deducted from your payout; tenants pay rent only
Innago
Tenant by default, though the landlord can choose to cover the fee (per published pricing)

MA §15B deposit-interest tracking

Tenvale
Built-in MA §15B security-deposit interest tracking
Innago
Not listed on the public pricing/features page

Built for

Tenvale
Owner-operators, 1–100+ units
Innago
Landlords who want $0 software and are fine with tenant-paid payment fees

Innago details verified June 15, 2026. Pricing and features change frequently — confirm current details on Innago's official site. “Not listed on the public pricing/features page” means we could not confirm it on their public documentation; it may exist on internal plans or require a sales conversation.

When Innago is the better fit

Landlords who want to pay $0 for the software itself and are comfortable with tenants covering the rent-payment and screening fees, or absorbing those fees themselves on a per-payment basis.

  • Keeping your own software cost at $0 is the deciding factor.
  • You're comfortable with tenants paying the ACH/card fees at rent time (or covering them yourself per payment).
  • You don't specifically need Massachusetts deposit-interest tooling.

When Tenvale is the better fit

Owner-operators who'd rather pay a flat, predictable subscription and give tenants a checkout with no add-on fees, plus MA §15B deposit-interest compliance handled in the same tool.

  • You want tenants to pay rent only — no add-on payment fees at checkout.
  • You'd rather pay one flat, predictable monthly price than route costs through tenant fees.
  • You're a Massachusetts landlord who wants §15B interest tracked automatically.

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Tenvale vs Innago — FAQ

Is Innago really free, and what's the catch versus Tenvale?

Innago's published pricing describes the software as free for landlords, with no monthly or per-unit fee; it funds itself through fees tenants pay on rent payments and screening. Tenvale charges the landlord a flat $29.99/mo and in exchange keeps the tenant's checkout fee-free, deducting payment-processing fees from your payout instead. Which is cheaper overall depends on whether you'd rather pay a subscription yourself or have fees fall on tenants — verify Innago's current fee schedule on their site, since pricing changes.

Who pays the rent-payment fees on Innago vs Tenvale?

On Innago, the tenant typically pays the payment fee — about $2 per ACH payment and 2.99% on cards per its published pricing — though the landlord can choose to cover it; verify current rates on Innago's site. On Tenvale, tenants pay only the rent, and Stripe's 0.8% ACH fee (max $5) or 2.9% + 30¢ card fee is deducted from your payout with no markup.

Does Innago handle Massachusetts §15B security-deposit interest?

MA §15B deposit-interest tracking is not listed on Innago's public pricing/features page. Tenvale includes built-in Massachusetts deposit-interest tracking on every plan. This is a compliance tool, not legal advice.

Tenvale is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Innago. Innago and its logo are trademarks of their respective owner. Comparisons reflect publicly available information as of June 15, 2026 and our good-faith reading of it; verify current details on Innago's official site before making a decision.

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