How much does Rently cost?

On October 19, 2026, Rently’s pricing page listed Standard at $28 and Premium at $37 per listing credit, with one credit used per active listing each month. Annual plans start at 50 credits, so $1,400 or $1,850 a year. Premium adds the AI agent. Max, with smart home and access control, is quoted. There are no onboarding fees, and access devices are bought separately.

Does Rently’s AI answer phone calls?

Not on October 19, 2026. Rently’s pricing page marked voice AI and a website AI chatbot as not yet available. Ria, its AI agent on Premium, works by text, email and live chat. Nolan answers the phone, day and night.

What do Rently reviews say?

On October 19, 2026, Rently’s Trustpilot page showed 3.6 out of 5 from 135 reviews. Many come from renters who used it to tour a home, not from property managers. Ask for two references with a portfolio like yours.

Can I keep my Rently lockboxes if I use Nolan?

Nolan doesn’t sell or run lockboxes. It books the showing and sends the renter the details you set for that listing. Whether your Rently devices work without a Rently plan is a question for Rently.

What does Nolan cost for 100 doors?

For 100 doors, it is the Essential package, at $99 a month on a yearly plan. It includes 25 doors, and each door past them is $4. Every package pools 5 voice minutes per door across your account. Texts, emails and chat are not metered. Extra voice is $0.20 a minute. There is no setup fee.

Nolan vs Rently

Q: Is Nolan a Rently alternative?

For answering renters, yes. For self-tours, no. Nolan’s AI answers calls, texts, website chat and listing emails, finds the right unit and books the showing into your Google Calendar. It has no lockboxes or smart locks, so teams that rely on self-tours keep their access setup and use Nolan for the conversations.

Nolan vs Rently

Checked October 19, 2026

Short answer

Rently is built around self-tours: lockboxes and smart locks, ID checks before each tour, syndication to 20+ sites and smart home hardware. Its AI agent, Ria, follows up by text, email and live chat on the Premium plan, and its pricing page marks voice AI as not yet available. Nolan answers calls, texts, website chat and listing emails, finds the right unit and books the showing into your Google Calendar. Keep Rently for self-tours. Look at Nolan to answer the phone.

What you need	Nolan	Rently
Answers inbound leasing calls	Yes, with AI, day and night, on your number or a new local one.	Not with AI yet. Its pricing page marks voice AI as not yet available.source
Replies to renters’ texts	Yes, on your number, once carriers approve its registration.	Yes, on Premium. Ria answers and follows up by text and email, around the clock.source
Chat on your website	Yes, with one script tag. The conversation can continue by text.	Its AI page names live chat, but its pricing page marks the website AI chatbot as not yet available.source
Finds the right unit among many listings	Yes, on calls too. It asks for the move-in month, budget and bedrooms in one question, offers the nearest unit by date, price or distance when nothing fits, and texts or emails the units that fit.	Ria pulls availability, pricing and amenities from your PMS. How it matches units isn’t stated.source
Follows up with renters who didn’t book	Yes, when you turn it on: texts or emails after about one, three and seven days, stopped by a booking, an opt-out or your team.	Yes. Ria follows up based on where each renter dropped off, including after a self-tour.source
Books the showing	Yes, into your Google Calendar. Renters who want reminders get one by text and are asked to confirm.	Yes, self-tours or agent-led tours, booked inside the conversation, with reminders.source
Lockboxes and self-tours	No. Nolan books the showing and works next to the lockbox or access setup you already have.	Yes, it’s the core. Rently or CodeBox and SentriGuard lockboxes, its own Smart Bolt Elite lock, and ID checks before every tour. Devices are bought separately.source
Smart home and access control	No. Nolan handles the renter conversation, not devices.	Yes, on the custom Max plan: keyless entry, access control, cameras and its own smart home hardware.source
Listing sites	It doesn’t post your listings. It answers the calls, texts and emails your Zillow and other listings bring in, with a Nolan address for listing emails.	Yes, on Rently’s own listing site and 20+ others, with booking straight from listing sites on Premium.source
Property management software	Connects to HubSpot and LeadSimple. Any other system gets your leads by webhook, API or CSV.	PMS and CRM sync on every plan. It names AppFolio, Entrata, Yardi, RealPage, Knock, Funnel and LeadSimple.source
Languages	English, Spanish and other languages. Nolan answers in the renter’s language.	No language is named on its AI agent or pricing pages.source
Published price	From $99 a month with 25 doors included, then $4 for each extra door, on a yearly plan. Growth is $499 a month with 150 doors included. No setup fee.	Standard at $28 and Premium, with Ria, at $37 per listing credit, one credit per active listing per month. Annual plans start at 50 credits: $1,400 or $1,850 a year. Max is quoted.source
What it costs to start	No setup fee. A 14-day trial with a card on file. Texting on a US number adds the carriers’ $19.50 registration once and $1.50 a month.	No onboarding fees. Self-touring units need an access device, and most smart home setups need a Rently hub.source

What they do better

Rently. It has run self-tours since 2011, with its own lockboxes, smart locks and hubs, ID checks before each tour, wayfinding for multifamily, smart home and access control, and syndication to its own listing site and 20+ others. source

This comparison is published by Nolan. Rently’s pages were checked on October 19, 2026. The cost figures below are multiplication examples from its published list prices, not quotes.

What does each one cost?

Rently charges by listing credit, not by door. Its pricing page lists Standard at $28 and Premium at $37 per credit, and one credit is used for each active listing each month. Annual plans start at 50 credits. Premium is the plan with Ria, its AI agent. Max, with smart home and access control, is quoted by sales.

Active listings each month	Standard, per month	Premium with Ria, per month
10	$280	$370
25	$700	$925
50	$1,400	$1,850

On top of that, every self-touring unit needs an access device, and most smart home setups need a Rently hub. Rently lists no onboarding fee.

Nolan prices by package, with doors included, so the bill does not move with how many units are on the market. Its plans, the voice minutes they include and the rate after them are in the table above and on the pricing page.

How do the two workflows differ?

Step	Rently	Nolan
Listing goes live	Rently’s own listing site and 20+ others	Stays where you already list it
Renter calls	Voice AI is marked as not yet available on its pricing page	Nolan answers on your number, day and night
Renter texts or emails	Ria replies on Premium	Nolan replies, and reads listing-site lead emails
Finding the right unit	Ria uses availability and prices from your PMS	Nolan asks for move-in month, budget and bedrooms, then sends the units that fit
Showing	Self-tour with an ID check and a lockbox or smart lock, or an agent tour	Booked into your Google Calendar; your access setup stays
After the tour	Ria follows up from where the renter dropped off	Follow-ups by text and email when you turn them on

What should you test in a demo?

Call the number on one of your own listings at 9 p.m. and see who answers. Then text a question that needs the listing’s details, such as parking or pets, and check the reply against the listing. Ask a renter-facing question in a language other than English. Finally, book a self-tour and see what the renter has to do before the door opens.

Ask Rently how many credits a unit uses when it comes off the market mid-month, and whether unused annual credits carry over. Its pricing page says the annual pool resets at renewal.

Which one fits your team?

Choose Rently when self-tours are how you show units. Its lockboxes, smart locks, ID checks and wayfinding are things Nolan does not do, and its Max plan adds smart home and access control across a building.

Choose Nolan when the gap is the conversation: calls that go to voicemail, texts that wait until morning, and renters who never book. You can also run both, with Rently opening the door and Nolan answering the renter before they get there.

How should you read this comparison?

Descriptions come from Rently’s public pages and Nolan’s product inventory. They are not a performance benchmark, and a capability we could not confirm is not described as absent. Product names belong to their owners; Nolan is not affiliated with Rently.

Nolan vs Rently

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What should you test in a demo?

Which one fits your team?

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