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Avail vs onOffice

Avail confirms 7 of the features we check on its own site; onOffice confirms 4. Starting prices: Avail USD 9/mo · per unit, onOffice not published.

Avail

DIY landlords who want to list, screen tenants, sign leases and collect rent for free.

Watch out: Aimed at US landlords with state-specific leases; advanced features need the paid plan.

onOffice

Independent real estate agencies in German-speaking and other European markets wanting software, website and marketing from one vendor.

Watch out: No public pricing, and the site is mainly in German.

Overview & pricing
CategoryReal Estate & ConstructionReal Estate & Construction
SpecialtyLandlord softwareReal estate CRM
Based inUnconfirmed🇩🇪 Germany
Best forAll sizesAll sizes
Starting priceUSD 9/mo · per unitUnconfirmed
Free plan✓YesUnconfirmed
Free trialUnconfirmedUnconfirmed
Features confirmed on each vendor’s site
Property listings · Core features✓Free listing on 19 top rental sites✓Manage properties in software and app
Portal syndication · Core features✓Syndicates listings to Realtor.com, Redfin, ZumperUnconfirmed
Real-estate CRM · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓onOffice enterprise real estate software, leads go into the database
Agency website · Core features◐Branded property website only in Unlimited Plus✓onOffice WP websites connected to the software
Property / HOA management · Core features✓Rental property management software for landlordsUnconfirmed
Rent / fee collection · Core features✓Streamlined online rent collectionUnconfirmed
Contracts · Core features✓State-specific leases with digital signingUnconfirmed
Phone support · Support✓Customer Care phone number listedUnconfirmed
Email support · Support✓Customer Care email listedUnconfirmed
Training / academy · SupportUnconfirmed✓Software training courses offered
Integrations
Listed on its siteRealtor.com, Redfin, Zumper, TransUnionUnconfirmed

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Every ✓ / ✕ comes from the vendor’s own website (sources on each product page). Unconfirmed means the site doesn’t say — not that the feature is missing.