Calculators, trackers, and templates for the numbers a commercial owner checks every year. They’re free, need no account, and state their assumptions plainly. When the spreadsheet stops being enough, the same work runs from your leases in TenantPoint.
Enter a few numbers from your lease or operating statement and get a plain-English answer with its assumptions stated, ready to check against your own spreadsheet.
For the records you keep up to date all year: a rent roll you can export, a list of upcoming lease deadlines, and a spreadsheet template if you’d rather work in Excel.
Each one opens as a page you can print or save as a PDF. The operating calendar also downloads as a CSV you can import into any calendar or spreadsheet.
Yes. Every calculator, generator, tracker, template, and checklist on this page is free to use, with no account and no email address required.
No. The calculators run entirely in your browser. The rent roll generator, the lease date tracker and the CAM calculator's tenant roster save your entries in this browser's local storage so you can come back to them, and you can clear that at any time. If you choose to save a tool's entries to a free workspace, they stay in this browser until you finish setting up the workspace, and only then become part of it. We count anonymous usage, such as which tool was used, but never the numbers you type.
Yes. The rent roll generator, the lease date tracker and the CAM calculator each have a Save to a free workspace button once you've entered a property's worth of rows. Sign up and confirm your email in the same browser, and the first-run setup starts from your property name and suites instead of a blank form. Tenants and rent are then built from the leases you upload, which you review before anything is used.
The math is deterministic, so you can check any result against a spreadsheet, and each tool says which lease terms it doesn't model, such as exclusions, gross-ups, or base years. Use the results to check your own numbers, not as legal, tax, or accounting advice. The signed lease controls.
Most tools can download a CSV or print a clean page you can save as a PDF. The rent roll template is a CSV file that opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and every checklist prints on its own.
General information for commercial property owners, not legal, tax, or accounting advice. The signed lease controls.
TenantPoint keeps leases, rent, CAM, and tenant records in one workspace for owner-operators. No credit card required to start.