Taberna

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Every number on the label. Theirs too.

Real prices from real pricing pages, dated. Where a competitor is better, it says so in their column, because it's true.

What a month really costs: the software price at your size, plus the payment fees each vendor publishes. Fees billed to the building count toward its total. Fees pushed onto tenants are shown on their own, because your tenants pay them and notice. The rest is a fee model on rent moving through the system, not a quote.

VendorSoftwareFees the building paysBuilding totalCharged to tenants
Innago$0$0$0$38.85
Spreadsheet + payment appZelle is free; Venmo for business takes 1.9% + 10¢. Modeled as free.$0$0$0$0
RentRedi$12not published$12+ unpublished feesnot published
TenantCloud$18$0$18$7.77
Quail (antique mall POS)$40$0$40$0
BuildiumIncoming EFT billed to the building on Essential.$62$4.93$66.93$37.67
DoorLoopStarter tier fees; DoorLoop lets the building absorb them instead.$69$0$69$46.18
TabernaPay as you go, up to 8 units: $0 a month plus 1% of rent collected online, never more than $49. Or Starter, flat $49 plus 0.5%.$0$72.45$72.45$0
Skedda / Tripleseat$99not published$99+ unpublished feesnot published
Yardi Breeze$100 minimum$100not published$100+ unpublished feesnot published
Nexudus / Coworks$150not published$150+ unpublished feesnot published
AppFolio50-unit minimum$298not published$298+ unpublished feesnot published

Sorted by what the building pays. Card processing costs about 3% everywhere; what differs is who the vendor bills for it. "Charged to tenants" is what your tenants see taken on top of rent. Cash and checks are free on Taberna; bank transfers cost the processor's 0.8%, at most $5.

What each one is for

FeatureTabernaBuildiumDoorLoopTenantCloudInnagoAppFolioYardi BreezeRentRediQuailNexudusSkeddaSpreadsheet + payment app
Flat price, no per-door creep●●◐◐●○○●●○○●
No unit minimum●●●●●○○●●○○●
Tenant / vendor portal●●●●●●●●●●○○
Public page per tenant●○○○○○○○○○○○
Shared floor rotation●○○○○○○○○○○○
Event room requests●○○○○○○○○●●○
Compliance flags●○○○○○○○○○○○
Explainable attention feed●○○○○○○○○○○○
CAM visible to tenants●○○○○◐●○○○○○
Building website builder●○○○○○○○○○○○
API + webhooks + Zapier●◐◐○○●◐○○●◐○
Export everything, any time●◐○◐○○○○○○○●
Signed move-in / move-out reports●◐○◐○○○○○○○○
Shared bills split with receipts●○○○○○○○○○○○
Co-tenants pay their own share●○○○○○○○○○○○
Shift swap & cover●○○○○○○○○○○○
Daily digest, one-tap approvals●○○○○○○○○○○○
Full accounting / GL○●●◐◐●●◐○◐○○
Tenant screening◐●●●●●○●○○○○
Point of sale○○○○○○○○●○○○

● built in · ◐ partial, add-on, or higher tier · ○ not there.

Sources

What people say online, and what we did about it

Are these prices current?
Each one was read from the vendor's own pricing page or a dated review, and the date is shown. Vendors change prices; if one is stale, tell us and we fix it the same day.
How is the real monthly cost estimated?
Software price at your unit count, plus the payment fees the vendor publishes, applied to the share of rent you say is paid online and by card. Fees the vendor bills to the building are added to its total; fees pushed onto tenants are shown separately, because your tenants pay them and notice. Vendors that don't publish fees are marked, not guessed.
What don't you do?
A general ledger, a shared register, and tenant screening. If those are the whole job, the matrix above shows who has them. If the job is a building of shops, that's us.
Can I bring my data over?
Yes. Export a rent roll or tenant list from the old system (or your spreadsheet) as CSV and drop it on the import page: columns are matched by name, or by the AI if the names are odd, and you see every row before anything lands. Rent that came in through PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, Square, or the bank reconciles the same way, and it remembers who each payer is.
What if my building is bigger than 120 units?
Then you've outgrown us for now, and AppFolio or Yardi is the right call. We'd rather say so.

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