landlordmate
In private testing

Everything an agent does. Without the agent.

Screening, leases, bond, condition reports, inspections, rent, repairs, notices and tax — the whole tenancy, with every state's rules built in. Your rent still goes straight to your own bank account.

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The list gets first call on the founding places. The first 50 people to subscribe pay $99 a year, locked in for as long as they stay — up to five active properties, everything included. Once they're taken, the standard price is $29 a month for up to three active properties. All prices include GST.

The LandlordMate dashboard: three rentals, what needs doing, rent and lease horizon at a glance.

Tell me when it opens

Three details, and we'll email you the day it does. Nothing else.

We'll email you once to confirm, and again when LandlordMate opens. Nothing else, no sharing your address with anybody, and an unsubscribe link on every message.

We never hold your rentEvery state and territoryNo commission, everNo identity documents stored

What you'd keep

A managing agent charges a slice of every rent payment, for as long as you own the place. We charge $29 a month for up to three active properties. Move the sliders to your own numbers.

An agent, for the year
$2,919
LandlordMate, for the year
$348
You keep
$2,571

That’s about 4 weeks of rent back in your pocket, every year.

GST is added to the agent figures because agents quote their percentage without it; our price already includes it. This counts the management fee only — inspection, renewal, advertising, lease preparation and tribunal charges sit on top of it. Agent fees are not regulated anywhere in Australia and are negotiable.

What agents charge in your city, and where these figures come from

Have a look around while you wait. What it does is on the features pages, the rules for your own state in the guides, what it costs on pricing, and who built it on about.