For the small landlord · 1–50 units

The property manager who answers at 2 AM.

Rentvalet receives verified tenant email intake, triages maintenance from the message alone, supports email acknowledgments, and keeps unmatched context in owner review. SMS intake appears only after a number and provider are provisioned; dispatch stays planned until evidence is present, while Rentvalet runs a persistent (but not pushy) late-rent cadence, and emails you a clean weekly performance brief every Monday morning.

Start a 30-day free trial with no card or payment method. No charge occurs during or automatically after the trial; continuing at the paid plan is your choice.

  • Flat monthly fee, per unit
  • Landlord-paid — no tenant fees
  • Human review path planned — escalate for human review, choose a property manager during setup, or ask Rentvalet to recommend one
Rentvalet · live inbox
1:51 AM
Tenant · 1:47 AM · email

Kitchen sink is leaking under the cabinet, water is spreading. Can someone come today?

Message-only suggestion · plumbing · urgentUnit 3B · Brook St

Owner review needed: property, lease, responsibility, vetted-vendor, and appointment evidence are not present.

Owner action savedOwner action draft · no provider call

“We received your maintenance message. An owner will review the details and send the next update.”

Owner sees this on Monday:1 ticket · $185 · closed

A coordinated team, not a chatbot

Four agents. One shift, around the clock.

Rentvalet runs as four cooperating agents, each owning one part of your week. Maintenance triage is the most differentiated capability: it makes uncertainty visible before dispatch expands.

01Agent

Tenant Comms

Answers every inbox

Receives verified tenant email intake, suggests urgency and category from the message itself, sends supported email replies, and keeps uncertain context in owner review. SMS appears only when an ingress number is provisioned.

02Agent

Dispatch planning

Planned, not implied

The inbox surfaces the missing property, lease, responsibility, vendor, and appointment context an owner must review before dispatch. Vendor selection and booking stay deferred until that evidence exists.

03Agent

Collections

Persistent, not pushy

Runs a personalized but firm late-rent cadence. Same person, same voice, escalating tone only when it should — never robotic, never shouting.

04Agent

Reconciliation

Books close monthly

Matches deposits to invoices, flags the mismatches, and emails a clean monthly ledger on the first. No Monday morning spreadsheet.

One working night, end to end

From a 1:47 AM text to a Monday-morning line item.

Here is the kind of night Rentvalet is built for: a maintenance message, a careful suggestion, a channel-aware owner action, and a brief the next week. Nothing invented.

  1. 01

    Tenant — 1:47 AM, email

    "Kitchen sink is leaking under the cabinet, water is on the floor, can someone come tomorrow?"

  2. 02

    Triage agent — 1:51 AM

    Message-based suggestion: plumbing, urgent. Property, lease, responsibility, vendor, and appointment evidence are not present, so no cause or dispatch decision is implied.

  3. 03

    Owner action — 1:54 AM

    For email intake, the owner can attempt an email acknowledgment. SMS remains a manual owner action only when a provider is configured; no vendor, arrival window, or appointment is confirmed.

  4. 04

    You — Monday at 7 AM

    It shows up as one line in your weekly brief: "1 maintenance message triaged · owner review needed." Dispatch remains planned until the evidence and confirmation are available.

The Monday brief

You wake up to a one-page brief, not 40 unread texts.

Every Monday at 7 AM, Rentvalet emails you a tidy performance summary: rent collected, tickets opened and closed, the late list, and the tenants who escalated. Read it with coffee. Get on with your day.

  • One email, one screen, twelve lines.
  • Drill-down links for anything that needs attention.
  • Month-end ledger on the first of the month.
R

Rentvalet — Weekly brief · Week 33

From rentvalet-2@polsia.app · Mon 7:00 AM

Sent 7:00 AM
Rent collected on time
7 of 9 units · 98.4% of $11,250 due
Late by 2 days
1 unit · scheduled follow-up Wed
Maintenance tickets
3 opened · 2 closed (Acme, Bay Refrigeration)
Average reply time
6 min 12 sec (24h window)
Tenant escalations
0
Net position this week+$8,920

Pricing

Less than a single missed-rent write-off.

Flat per-unit pricing, billed to the landlord. No setup fee for early-access customers, no percentage of rent collected, no per-ticket surcharge. We don’t push ACH or card fees onto your tenants to keep our lights on.

Rentvalet

$49.99

per unit · per month · 30-day no-card trial

  • 24/7 inbox triage + reply
  • Maintenance dispatch planning with owner review
  • Late-rent cadence + Monday brief
  • Human review path planned — escalate for human review, choose a property manager during setup, or ask Rentvalet to recommend one

30-day free trial. No card or payment method required.

No charge occurs during or automatically after the trial. After Oct 19, 2026, choose whether to continue at $49.99 / month for 1 unit.

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Status quo

~$1,400

the cost of one missed rent

  • One bad month, one tenant, one write-off
  • Plus the hours spent chasing it
  • Plus the tenant-ACH fees Innago doesn’t mention

One missed rent at $1,400 turns Rentvalet’s bill into a no-brainer.

Frequently asked

The questions small landlords actually ask.

Anything we missed? Reply to our weekly brief to flag it for human review. As that path comes online, you’ll be able to choose a property manager during setup or ask Rentvalet to recommend one.

Run a 30-day pilot on three of your units.

We onboard you on a Tuesday. Rentvalet takes the inbox the next morning. You keep your phone, your tenants, and your weekends. If it isn’t worth the bill, you walk away — no contract.