TENANTPOINT VS. DOORLOOP

TenantPoint vs. DoorLoop for a small commercial portfolio

DoorLoop publishes real prices and a no-card trial, same as TenantPoint. The difference is what the software is actually built around.

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DoorLoop is one of the few property management platforms that publishes real pricing—credit where it's due. Its Starter plan lists at $99/month (promotional $69/month) billed annually for up to 10 units, moving to a published per-unit rate above that.

It's also built as a general residential-and-commercial platform. Commercial-specific work—CAM/NNN reconciliation with caps, pools, and allocation rules; lease abstraction with source-linked, human-approved terms—isn't its primary design center the way it is TenantPoint's.

TenantPointDoorLoop

Published pricingTenantPointPublic per-tier pricing—$40.83 to $165.83/mo for 2–30 propertiesDoorLoopPublic per-unit pricing—$69–$239/mo starting tiers, billed annually, capped at 10 units on Starter

Pricing unitTenantPointPer property (each with many tenant spaces included)DoorLoopPer unit/lease

Start using itTenantPoint15-day free trial, no credit cardDoorLoopReported 14-day free trial, no credit card

CAM/NNN reconciliationTenantPointPro-rata allocation, caps, pools, and a tenant-facing explanation built inDoorLoopGeneral accounting and charge tracking, not commercial-CAM-specific

AI lease extraction with approvalTenantPointBuilt in—rent steps, CAM method, fees, dates, human-approved before activationDoorLoopNot a core focus

Native mobile appTenantPointNot yet—browser-based todayDoorLoopYes

Online rent payments (ACH)TenantPointNot yet built—an explicit, known gapDoorLoopYes

TenantPoint is probably right for you if…

CAM reconciliation and lease-term tracking are the daily pain, not just rent collection.
Your portfolio is a handful of commercial properties, not a large mixed residential book counted by unit.
You want AI-assisted lease abstraction with a required human-approval step before anything activates.

To be fair to DoorLoop…

DoorLoop already collects rent online and has native iOS/Android apps—both real gaps in TenantPoint today.
If your portfolio is residential-heavy or mixed with commercial, DoorLoop's broader scope may fit better than a commercial-only tool.
DoorLoop's per-unit pricing can work out cheaper than TenantPoint's per-property pricing for a portfolio with many small units per property—run your own numbers.

DoorLoop's pricing and unit limits were checked directly against doorloop.com/pricing in September 2026; trial terms are corroborated by multiple independent review sources, not DoorLoop's own pricing page directly. Confirm current terms before purchasing.

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