From $50 per month.
Three tiers at launch, covering up to 25, 150 or 420 units. The size of your portfolio and the features you need set the tier.
Not released yet. Published now so you can plan.
Three tiers at launch.
Published now so you can plan. Not yet available to buy.
Starter
Tenants and leasesLandlords managing their own units.
- Tenant management
- Lease tracking with renewal and expiry alerts
- Rent collection
- Building documents
- Tenant communication history
Growth
Maintenance and vendorsManagers responsible for the building, not just the lease.
- Everything in Starter
- Maintenance requests and work orders
- Vendor management
- Notices
- Payment tracking and arrears visibility
Scale
Portfolio and ownersTeams reporting to owners across a portfolio.
- Everything in Growth
- Inspections
- Owner reporting and statements
- Portfolio-level reporting
- Scoped staff permissions
- Audit logs and activity history
- Priority support
Launch pricing, in Canadian dollars per month, exclusive of applicable taxes. Not yet available to buy. Waitlist members get first refusal on founding-customer terms.
How many units each tier covers.
Each tier covers a set number of units, with no per-unit charge on top. A unit is anything you manage under its own lease.
Units by tier
| Tier | Units |
|---|---|
| Starter | Up to 25 units |
| Growth | Up to 150 units |
| Scale | Up to 420 units |
Launch pricing, not yet available to buy.
Pricing questions, answered directly.
How is Tenvia PM priced?
On three tiers at launch: Starter $50 for up to 25 units, Growth $150 for up to 150, and Scale $350 for up to 420. The tier sets the features and the number of units.
How many units does each tier cover?
Starter covers up to 25 units, Growth up to 150 and Scale up to 420. There is no per-unit charge on top of the monthly price.
What counts as a unit?
A unit you manage under its own lease. A building with twelve apartments is twelve units.
What is the difference between the tiers?
Starter is tenants and leases: tenant management, lease tracking with renewal and expiry alerts, rent collection, building documents, and tenant communication history. Growth adds maintenance and vendors: maintenance requests and work orders, vendor management, notices, and payment tracking with arrears visibility. Scale adds portfolio and owners: inspections, owner reporting and statements, portfolio-level reporting, scoped staff permissions, audit history, and priority support.
When can I buy it?
Tenvia PM is in development and not yet available to buy. Launch pricing is published now so you can plan. Waitlist members see it before general release.
Is there a free trial?
Not yet. The waitlist is the way in today: you follow the roadmap, get an early preview, and have input on what ships first. A self-serve trial is planned.
Is there a setup fee?
No setup fee is charged on the published rates. Data migration support is arranged case by case.
What happens to my data if I leave?
Your data is exportable. Ending a subscription does not forfeit access to your own records.
Can I get founding-customer pricing?
Waitlist members get first refusal on founding-customer terms. Join and we will discuss them directly before launch.
Get on the list.
Tenvia PM is not released yet. Join the waitlist to follow the roadmap, get release updates, and be considered for founding-customer pricing.
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