Pricing· One plan, both agents

One price. Both agents.

Two agents, one price: Maya on maintenance, Ashley on leasing, or both mounted on a single line. The platform price is the same either way. An after-hours answering service runs $300–$500 a month just to take a message and read it back.

Standard price

Platform fee

$199/mo

Both agents on your lines 24/7/365, regardless of unit count.

Per unit

$3.00/unit/mo

Everything both agents handle, for each door you manage.

$349/mo minimum. Billed monthly. No setup fees. Cancel anytime.

At 100 doors, about 16¢ per door per day. Avoid just 2–3 unnecessary vendor trips a month at ~$200 each and Rentive pays for itself.

Examples· What it costs by portfolio size
50 units

At the $349 minimum

per-unit $150
total $349/mo
per door $6.98
100 unitsMost common

Most common

per-unit $300
total $499/mo
per door $4.99
300 units

Scales with the portfolio

per-unit $900
total $1,099/mo
per door $3.66

Each total is the $199 platform fee plus units × $3.00, subject to the $349/mo minimum. Below 50 units the minimum applies.

How it compares· Against the tier that also dispatches

Rentive, 100 doors

~$499/mo

About $5 per door, billed month to month. Both agents and autonomous vendor dispatch included. Cancel anytime.

The autonomous-dispatch tier elsewhere

~$600/mo

The comparable AI tier that also books the vendor runs about $6 per unit, on an annual commitment, with a $400 monthly minimum.

There are cheaper stickers in the category, the $3 per unit and $149 a month plans, but they do a smaller job: they answer the call and route it or take a message. They do not run the troubleshooting, the 15-minute vendor cascade, and the booking on their own. Measured against the tier that actually closes the job, Rentive comes in about $100 a month under it, with no annual lock-in.

Competitor figures verified 2026-07-23. Rentive figures are list price.

Included· One plan, everything in it

Maya, on your maintenance line

Answers around the clock, triages by your rules, requires a real troubleshooting attempt, and opens the ticket. No hold times, no missed calls.

Autonomous vendor dispatch

Priority-ordered SMS cascade with 15-minute timeouts and automatic escalation to the next vendor, then to you only when all are exhausted.

Ashley, on your leasing line

Answers every inquiry, qualifies the prospect, quotes only real availability from your live inventory, books the tour, and captures the lead either way.

Knowledge base

Both agents answer your property rules, policies, and FAQs from a knowledge base you approve. When it isn't in there, they say so and take a message.

Also included

  • Both agents, one line or two
  • Life-safety screen & 911 routing
  • Vendor SMS cascade with escalation
  • Tour confirmations & reminder texts
  • Ticket, dispatch & lead tracking
  • One-way work-order push to your PMS
  • Per-property business-hours config
  • Holiday closure scheduling
  • Multi-property support
  • Email & SMS notifications to PM contacts

One relationship, more lines

You are pricing the platform, not the agent count.

Maya and Ashley cost the same together as either one alone, on one line or two. The per-unit relationship is built to grow: as Rentive adds capability across property management, it layers onto the same platform, with no contract to re-paper.

Hear it before you price it. Call Maya and run a real maintenance call through her.

Pricing figures are list prices; design targets elsewhere on the site are not measured outcomes.