Serving San Francisco

    Property Management Software for San Francisco, California

    San Francisco is the most regulated rental market in the US — with strict rent control, just-cause eviction, and condo conversion laws. Rentology helps SF property managers stay compliant, automate lease renewals, and manage the city's hyper-competitive tenant screening process.

    65%
    Renter population
    $3,500
    Median rent (2024)
    ~172,000
    Rent-controlled units
    8 days
    Avg days to fill vacancy

    Why San Francisco Landlords Choose Rentology

    AI Guest & Tenant Messaging
    STR + MTR + LTR in One Platform
    Owner Portal with Audio Reports
    Maintenance & HVAC Tracking
    Tenant Screening Built-In
    Local Landlord Law Compliance

    Built by Property Managers, for Property Managers.

    Rentology was created by PeachHaus Group — a property management company that manages STR, MTR, and LTR properties. Every feature was built to solve a real operational problem. Whether you're in San Francisco or anywhere else in the world, the workflows are the same: find tenants, collect rent, handle maintenance, report to owners.

    Serving San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Daly City, South San Francisco and property managers across United States.

    Simple, Transparent Pricing

    No per-unit fees. No 50-unit minimums. Month-to-month.

    Starter
    $99/mo
    • Up to 15 properties
    • 5 team members
    • AI inbox automation
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    Professional
    $249/mo
    • Up to 75 properties
    • 20 team members
    • Full platform + API
    • Custom branding
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    Enterprise
    Custom
    • Unlimited properties
    • Unlimited team
    • Dedicated support
    • SLA guarantee
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    Start Managing Your San Francisco Properties Today

    Join San Francisco-area landlords and property managers using Rentology to automate their rentals. No per-unit fees, no minimums, month-to-month.

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