A TenantCloud alternative that doesn't cap your leases

TenantCloud's plans are cheap to start but cap your leases at 10, 30 or 60. CallBoris is one plan at $0.99 a unit with nothing capped.

TenantCloud vs CallBoris at a glance

TenantCloudCallBoris
Pricing modelPlans by lease countPer unit, one plan
Entry priceStarter from $15 / month billed annually ($180 / year)$0.99 / unit, $19 / month minimum
Lease limits10 (Starter), 30 (Growth), 60 (Pro), custom (Business)No limit
Maintenance requestsUnlimited online requestsUnlimited, plus dispatch, repair clocks and a tech app
Emergency detectionNot listedFixed rules for gas, fire, CO, flooding, no heat
Vendor insurance checkNot listedExpired insurance blocks dispatch

Who should stay on TenantCloud

If you're a landlord with a handful of leases and want listings, screening and accounting in one cheap app, TenantCloud's entry plan is hard to beat on price.

Who CallBoris is for

People who've outgrown "a request form and a text thread" for repairs: you have techs or vendors to dispatch, emergencies that can't wait until morning, and residents who shouldn't need an account to report a leak.

What CallBoris doesn't do (yet)

Read this before you switch, not three months after:

$0.99 a unit, $19 a month minimum. 30-day free trial, no card, no demo call. Your data exports in full whenever you want it.

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TenantCloud figures are from tenantcloud.com/pricing as published on 25 October 2026 (annual-billing prices; their page shows differing monthly prices for Starter, so check it). TenantCloud is a trademark of its owner; CallBoris is not affiliated with it.