Azibo was acquired by TurboTenant in May 2025, and the platform is no longer operating independently. Former Azibo users have been transitioned to TurboTenant, leaving many landlords and real estate investors searching for new solutions to manage their rental property finances.

If Azibo was relied upon for rent collection, banking, or bookkeeping, this guide covers seven alternatives worth evaluating. The focus is on platforms that address the core needs Azibo users valued most: streamlined finances, automated bookkeeping, and efficient rent collection. For investors seeking integrated landlord banking alongside bookkeeping and rent collection, Baselane offers a purpose-built solution designed specifically for multi-property portfolios.

Key takeaways

• Azibo is no longer a standalone platform: TurboTenant acquired Azibo in May 2025, and former users were transitioned to TurboTenant's system, although some users with existing TurboTenant accounts had to transfer their information manually.
• Integrated banking matters for portfolio management: Baselane combines banking, bookkeeping, and rent collection in one platform, with property- and entity-level tracking included in Core and automatic transaction tagging across 120+ real-estate-specific categories available with Baselane Smart.
• Pricing models vary significantly: Some platforms charge flat monthly rates while others use per-unit pricing that increases as portfolios grow.
• Property management vs. banking focus: Platforms like Stessa and TurboTenant lead with property management features, while Baselane positions itself as the banking and bookkeeping layer that works alongside property management tools.
• Free tiers differ in scope: Most platforms offer free options, but the features included vary considerably between providers.

Azibo alternatives at a glance

1. Baselane: Banking and bookkeeping built for real estate investors

Baselane is a banking and bookkeeping platform designed specifically for multi-property real estate investors and operators. Baselane focuses on centralizing banking and bookkeeping workflows across multiple properties and entities, while working alongside property management tools when investors need additional operational features.

Core capabilities

• Property- and entity-level banking: Baselane allows investors to open unlimited checking and savings accounts organized by property, entity, or purpose (such as security deposits or capital reserves) with no monthly account maintenance fees. Accounts include [v="fdic_short"]¹ via Thread Bank and [v="apyvalue"] APY² on savings.
• Automated transaction categorization: Baselane Smart automatically assigns transactions to each property, entity, and tax category using 120+ real-estate-specific categories, while Baselane also supports property- and entity-level income and expense tracking.
• Rent collection: Baselane offers automated invoicing, payment reminders, and late fee calculation through its rent collection features. Tenants can pay via ACH, debit card, or credit card.
• Tax preparation: The platform generates Schedule E reports and complete tax packages including transaction ledgers and captured receipts.
• Tenant screening: Baselane tenant screening starts at $24.99 for a Basic report with photo ID and an Equifax credit report. Applicants can add criminal, eviction, and income verification reports for additional fees.

What sets Baselane apart for real estate investors

Baselane addresses a common multi-entity pain point: separate bank logins and multiple apps can spread financial information across systems, while Baselane centralizes relevant banking and bookkeeping workflows. For example, short-term rental owners can issue virtual debit cards with spending limits to co-hosts, while Baselane automatically assigns eligible transactions to the relevant property, entity, and tax category.

The platform supports LLCs, corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietorships, generating separate reports for each entity structure. This makes Baselane particularly relevant for investors who have structured their portfolios across multiple legal entities.

Pricing structure

• Baselane (free tier): Includes unlimited banking accounts, bookkeeping, rent collection, and tax packages with no monthly account maintenance fees.
• Baselane Smart: $20/month adds advanced features including AI auto-tagging, faster rent deposits (2 business days vs. standard timing), auto-receipt matching, and shared access with role-based permissions.

Baselane Smart uses flat subscription pricing rather than per-unit pricing, so the subscription cost does not increase with portfolio size.

2. Stessa

Stessa is a property management platform within the Roofstock ecosystem that combines portfolio tracking, financial reporting, and property management features for real estate investors.

Primary focus

• Portfolio dashboard: Centralized view of property performance, cash flow, and key metrics across holdings.
• Financial tracking: Income and expense tracking with reporting capabilities.
• Cash management accounts: Banking features with tiered Annual Percentage Yield (APY) on balances.
• Property management features: Listing syndication, lease creation, maintenance request tracking, and tenant communication tools.
• Tax reporting: Schedule E reports and financial statements available on paid tiers.

Pricing structure

Stessa offers a free Essentials tier with unlimited properties and basic financial tracking. Paid tiers add Schedule E reports and additional features, with pricing varying based on subscription level.

Fit considerations

Stessa offers a broader property management feature set including listing syndication and maintenance tracking. However, Schedule E tax reports require a paid subscription, whereas Baselane includes them in its free tier. Stessa's cash management accounts offer banking features, though the platform was designed as a property management solution first rather than a purpose-built banking platform.

3. TurboTenant

TurboTenant, which acquired Azibo in May 2025, is a property management platform that emphasizes tenant acquisition and screening. The platform offers a free tier with core features and paid upgrades for additional capabilities.

Primary focus

• Listing syndication: Publish rental listings across multiple platforms to attract tenants.
• Tenant screening: Background checks and credit reports with applicant-paid fees.
• Rent collection: Online rent payments are available on the free plan, with a $2 fee per ACH payment that landlords can cover or pass to tenants. Pro waives ACH fees.
• Lease creation: Digital lease agreements and e-signatures on paid tiers.
• Maintenance tracking: Request management and communication tools.

Pricing structure

• Free tier: Listing syndication, tenant screening, basic rent collection.
• Paid plans: Essentials starts at $149/year and Pro at $199/year for 1–10 units, with annual pricing increasing as portfolio size grows.

Fit considerations

TurboTenant's free plan charges $2 per ACH payment, while Pro waives the ACH fee. The platform is oriented toward tenant acquisition and property management workflows. For investors who prioritize integrated banking and automated bookkeeping, TurboTenant's feature set differs from banking-first platforms. Former Azibo users were migrated to TurboTenant following the acquisition.

4. Hemlane

Hemlane offers a hybrid model that combines property management software with human assistance, making it particularly relevant for remote or out-of-state landlords who want local support.

Primary focus

• Software platform: Listing, tenant screening, lease management, and rent collection tools.
• Local leasing agents: Access to local professionals who can conduct showings and handle in-person tasks (on higher tiers).
• Vetted vendor network: Connections to pre-screened contractors and service providers.
• Repair coordination: Staff assistance with maintenance request management on eligible plans.
• Accounting features: Financial tracking and reporting capabilities.

Pricing structure

• Starter (free): Basic listing and screening features.
• Basic: $28/month plus $2 per unit.
• Essential: $28/month plus $20 per unit, with repair coordination and 24/7 emergency support.
• Complete: $28/month plus $58 per unit, with broader management assistance and access to Hemlane's local service network.

Fit considerations

Hemlane's hybrid model differentiates it from software-only platforms. The per-unit pricing structure means costs increase with portfolio size. For a 10-unit portfolio, monthly subscription pricing works out to about $48 on Basic, $228 on Essential, and $608 on Complete before optional add-ons. Investors who prefer self-service tools and flat-rate pricing may find other options more suitable.

5. Landlord Studio

Landlord Studio is designed for landlords who prioritize accounting and tax preparation. The platform emphasizes double-entry bookkeeping and financial reporting.

Primary focus

• Double-entry bookkeeping: Structured accounting methodology for accurate financial records.
• AI receipt scanner: Automated expense capture from uploaded receipts.
• Bank feed integration: Connect external accounts for transaction import.
• Tax reports: Generate reports aligned with tax filing requirements.
• Mileage tracking: Log property-related travel for deduction purposes.

Pricing structure

Landlord Studio's free tier is limited to 3 units. Paid plans use a base fee plus per-unit pricing that scales with portfolio growth.

Fit considerations

Landlord Studio's free tier is limited to 3 units, while platforms like Baselane offer unlimited properties on free plans. Landlord Studio does not provide its own banking accounts, so investors connect external bank accounts through automated bank feeds for transaction import and reconciliation.

6. Avail

Avail, owned by Realtor.com, offers a polished interface designed for landlords new to rental property management. The platform emphasizes ease of use and professionally designed templates.

Primary focus

• State-specific leases: State-specific, lawyer-reviewed lease templates with locally generated clauses, rules, and disclosures.
• Listing syndication: Publish listings to rental platforms from within the dashboard.
• Tenant screening: Credit, criminal, and eviction reports with applicant-paid fees.
• Rent collection: Online payments with ACH fees of $2.50 per payment on the free tier.
• Maintenance tracking: Request submission and communication tools.

Pricing structure

Avail offers a free tier with listing, screening, and rent collection (with fees). The Unlimited Plus paid tier uses per-unit monthly pricing.

Fit considerations

Avail's per-unit pricing on the Plus tier means costs increase with portfolio size. The free tier includes $2.50 ACH fees passed to tenants. Avail is designed for DIY landlords who value polished templates and straightforward workflows, though it does not include integrated banking features.

7. Buildium

Buildium, owned by RealPage, is a full property management platform built for property and association managers across portfolio sizes. The platform offers comprehensive property management capabilities.

Primary focus

• Full property management suite: Leasing, maintenance, accounting, and tenant communication in one system.
• Accounting module: General ledger, accounts payable/receivable, and financial reporting.
• Owner portals: Provide property owners with access to financial reports and statements.
• Maintenance coordination: Work order management and vendor communication.
• Online payments: ACH and credit card processing for rent collection.

Pricing structure

Buildium's Essential plan currently starts at $62/month, with higher-tier plans adding more automation, support, reporting, and customization.

Fit considerations

Buildium's pricing and feature depth are oriented toward property management companies and investors with larger portfolios. Individual landlords with smaller portfolios may find the platform more robust than needed. Like most property management software, Buildium requires external banking relationships rather than offering integrated banking.

Finding the right Azibo alternative

The acquisition of Azibo by TurboTenant in May 2025 pushed many landlords and real estate investors to reevaluate their property finance tools. For investors who want banking and bookkeeping unified in one platform, Baselane automatically assigns transactions to each property, entity, and tax category, with landlord accounting features built around real estate-specific workflows. The ability to open unlimited property- and entity-level accounts with no monthly account maintenance fees addresses a common frustration with managing finances across multiple properties and LLCs.

Baselane positions itself as the banking and bookkeeping layer for real estate investors, which means it can work alongside property management tools that handle listing syndication, maintenance requests, or other operational workflows. Investors who need capabilities beyond banking, bookkeeping, and rent collection can use complementary tools for those specific functions.