Who AppFolio is for
AppFolio serves mid-to-large property management companies with a mature accounting and portfolio suite.
AppFolio is a strong choice for professional PMCs with 200+ units and a dedicated accounting team. Ayillo is faster to set up, cheaper at small scale, and more approachable for owner-operators and growing PMCs.
AppFolio serves mid-to-large property management companies with a mature accounting and portfolio suite.
**Choose AppFolio:** Choose AppFolio when you have a full accounting team, high-volume trust accounting, and enterprise reporting needs.
**Choose Ayillo:** Choose Ayillo when you want a modern, mobile-first workspace across leasing, rent, maintenance, and insights — with faster onboarding and a single-source ecosystem across Ayi products.
AppFolio: 200+ units, dedicated accounting. Ayillo: owner-operators up through growing PMCs.
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It depends on the segment. See the "When to choose which" section — for some teams AppFolio is the right pick, for others Ayillo is.
Last reviewed 1970-01-01. Software features and pricing change; verify with each vendor.
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