Who TurboTenant is for
TurboTenant targets DIY landlords with a free tier and paid add-ons.
TurboTenant is a solid entry point for a first rental. Ayillo scales further — real ledgers, maintenance workflows, and portfolio reporting the moment you grow past a couple of properties.
TurboTenant targets DIY landlords with a free tier and paid add-ons.
**Choose TurboTenant:** Choose TurboTenant if you want a free entry point and don't yet need multi-property reporting.
**Choose Ayillo:** Choose Ayillo when you're growing and want a system that won't be replaced next year.
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It depends on the segment. See the "When to choose which" section — for some teams TurboTenant is the right pick, for others Ayillo is.
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