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LTRResearched · pricing verified April 2026

Domivy vs TurboTenant

Free-tier hook for DIY long-term landlords. Cheap, but STR and co-living are off the menu.

The one-liner

Great if every door you own is a long-term lease and you want a free starter stack. The moment you add a single furnished MTR or rent a room separately, you’re back to spreadsheets.

The longer version

TurboTenant earns its user base by being free for landlords who don’t want to think about software. For a pure-LTR solo landlord running three or four doors, it’s a legitimate starting point. But the product is deliberately narrow: zero short-term, zero mid-term, zero co-living. Add an Airbnb-arbitrage unit or a furnished MTR and you’re running two systems again. Domivy is the tool you graduate to when your portfolio stops being one flavor. Which, for most operators, happens by door three or four.

Feature by feature

The apples-to-apples view.

FeatureDomivyTurboTenant
Rent a whole building, floor, or room YesNo
STR · MTR · LTR in one app YesLTR only
AI co-operator includedyes (Ivy, included)No
Unified inbox (SMS · email · channels) YesPartial
ACH rent at 0.8% (not 2.9%)yes · 0.8%tenant pays $2 · free on Premium
Online lease + e-sign included Yes Yes
Tenant screening + background checks Yesapplicant-paid (TransUnion)
Branded resident portal on your domain YesNo
Automations (pricing · messaging · tasks) YesPartial
Entry price · 20 rentables$99/mo$0–$149/yr
Team seatsunlimitedsingle-landlord account
Setup time to go livea weekendhours

Pricing · same scenario

What you'll actually pay.

Priced against the same scenario: 20 rentables, one operator, basic add-ons on. Verified April 2026 against each source's public pricing page.

DomivyOur pick, obviously
Entry pricing
$0 during founding-member window
At 20 rentables
$99/mo after · same for every new customer
Team seats
Unlimited

ACH rent at 0.8% (not 2.9%). No per-doc e-sign fees. No per-channel add-ons.

TurboTenant
Entry pricing
$0/mo (Free. Unlimited units, tenant pays fees)
At 20 rentables
$0–$149/yr (Premium flat rate, no per-unit)
Team seats
Not detailed. Single-landlord-account product

Free plan charges the tenant $2 per ACH and 3.49% per card payment. Premium (~$149/yr) waives the ACH fee. Accounting is a separate paid add-on.

Who it's built for

The honest ICP read.

Domivy

Solo landlords with mixed stays

Operators running 5–40 units where the mix of short, mid, and long stays shifts by season. You want one calendar, one inbox, one rent ledger, one white-labeled portal . not six tools glued together with spreadsheets.

TurboTenant

Long-term landlords

DIY independent landlords managing 1–10 long-term units who want a free-to-start listing + screening + rent-collection stack. No STR, no mid-term, no co-living workflow.

Switching over

Moving off TurboTenant.

easy migrationIvy handles the parsing · your time: ~15 minutes

TurboTenant exports tenants, leases, and payment history to CSV. Ivy parses in one pass. Channel-sync step is skipped (TurboTenant has no STR/MTR channels to unhook).

01

Export

Pull your data from TurboTenant (CSV or API).

02

Drop it in

Upload to Domivy. Ivy parses properties, guests, rents, and history.

03

Verify

We show you a preview before anything goes live. Push Publish when you're happy.

The honest trade-off

What you'd gain. What you'd give up.

No product is universally better. If we can't name what you'd lose by switching, we don't deserve your trust. Here's the honest read.

What you'd gain with Domivy

  • No short-term, no mid-term, no co-living. Hard stop for any mixed portfolio
  • No native AI assistant or co-operator. Everything is manual
  • Card payments hit the tenant with a 3.49% fee; ACH is only free if they’re on Premium
  • Accounting, income reports, and automation require separate paid add-ons

What you'd give up from TurboTenant

  • Genuinely free tier. Listing syndication + TransUnion screening + basic rent collection with no landlord monthly fee
  • Listing syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Apartments.com and other LTR portals in one click
  • Tenant-paid screening ($45–$55) means you see the full credit/background/eviction report at no cost to you

If those bullets are what your operation depends on, stay. We'll be here when your portfolio changes shape.

Founding-member access

Three months free. Card required. Cancel anytime.

We open the doors this summer. Founding members lock in three free months and a direct line to the team. After launch, this offer is gone.

Sources

⚠️ Some pricing figures are approximate (quote-only tiers). Numbers last verified April 2026. See source URL for current pricing.