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FixFlow vs TurboTenant
TurboTenant centers on the front of the rental lifecycle — listings, tenant screening, applications, and rent collection — with maintenance as a lighter add-on. FixFlow centers on the part TurboTenant treats lightly: the ongoing repair workflow and a permanent per-unit repair history.
| Feature | FixFlow | TurboTenant |
|---|---|---|
| Repair intake and vendor coordination | Yes | Lighter — verify |
| Tenant repair link (no tenant app) | Yes | Varies — verify |
| Vendor job link (no vendor account) | Yes | Varies — verify |
| Approval limits on vendor spend | Yes | Varies — verify |
| Permanent unit repair history | Yes | Varies — verify |
| Listings and tenant screening | No | Yes |
| Starting price | Free, then $9–$39/mo for 1–25 units | Free core — verify |
TurboTenant: TurboTenant is a landlord platform focused on listings, tenant screening, applications, and rent collection. Pricing: Free core with paid add-ons — FLAG: verify on turbotenant.com.
When to choose FixFlow
- Your gap is ongoing repairs, not finding and screening tenants.
- You want deeper maintenance tooling than a listings-first platform.
- You want a court-ready, exportable repair record per unit.
When to choose TurboTenant
- Your main need is listing units and screening applicants.
- You want rent collection and applications in one place.
- Maintenance is a minor part of your workflow.