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Property management for everyone around the rental

The whole rental, in one place.

Owners, managers, tenants and local pros on one platform, with the rules where your property is built in.

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  • Live in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia
  • Free for tenants, always
  • iPhone, Android and the web
Rules today in Ontario
  • Notice of a rent increase90 days1
  • Security deposit limitNo security deposit2
  • Rent deposit (last month's rent)The rent for one rent period or one month's rent, whichever is less3
  • Late fee limitNo late fee4
  1. 1RTA 2006 s.116(1)
  2. 2RTA 2006 s.105(1)
  3. 3RTA 2006 s.106(2)
  4. 4RTA 2006 s.134(1) with O. Reg. 516/06 s.17
  5. In force on October 30, 2026

This is a summary of the law for this place, not legal advice. Tenon10 has not checked your lease or notice against it; confirm with the official source before you act. Forms and notices for Ontario

Meet the cast

A landlord, a tenant and the manager who keeps it moving.

Sam owns a triplex in Hamilton. Maya rents in Toronto. Grace manages about sixty for five owners. Three sides of renting, one record.

Sam says:

I’ll just text my tenants about the rent increase.

Maya says:

That’s not notice, Sam.

Meet the cast
Sam the landlord giving a cheerful thumbs-up, a manila folder under his arm
Maya the tenant waving hello, her phone in her other hand
Grace the property manager with a tablet under her arm and a ring of keys in her hand
Today

One rental, kept in five places.

  • The lease, in a PDF
  • The rent, in a spreadsheet
  • The notice, in a text
  • The plumber, in your phone
  • The law, in a search bar

Tenon10 keeps them together, so everyone around the rental works from the same record.

How it works

From first showing to final statement.

One record moves through every hand, so nobody types anything twice.

  1. Owner

    List and lease

    List the unit, take applications and sign the lease online, on the province's own form where it has one.

  2. Manager

    Collect

    Rent arrives online or is recorded by hand, and every payment lands in the books on its own.

  3. Tenant

    Ask

    Tenants pay, send a repair request with photos and keep every receipt. Free, always.

  4. Local pro

    Fix

    The job goes to a pro with the unit, the photos and the access notes attached.

  5. The books

    Report and renew

    Owner statements, tax-ready books and renewal notices, on the dates the law sets.

The cast

Three people you might recognise.

Our guides and videos follow the same three characters, wherever the story is set. The rules change with the province, not the people.

Meet the whole cast

Keya, your assistant

An assistant that shows its work.

Ask about a tenant, a payment or a notice. Keya reads your records, names the rule it relied on, and changes nothing until you click.

Rent ledger

October · 4 units · Sample conversation

Unit 1Paid$2,400.00
Unit 25 days late$2,400.00
Unit 3Partial$1,250.00
Unit 4Paid$2,350.00

Reading the ledger and the lease…

Unit 2 is $2,400 behind, 5 days late.From the invoice, not the schedule

A friendly reminder now. If it's still unpaid, I can draft the notice.Shows the notice period for this address

On every screen

Your rentals in your pocket.

The same account on iPhone, Android and the web. Landlords check in from anywhere; tenants pay and ask from their phone.

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Where we are

Province by province, state by state.

A region lights up when its rules, forms and payments are switched on. The rest are on their way.

3regions live60 coming next

Canada

United States

  • AK
  • ME
  • VT
  • NH
  • WA
  • ID
  • MT
  • ND
  • MN
  • IL
  • WI
  • MI
  • NY
  • RI
  • MA
  • OR
  • NV
  • WY
  • SD
  • IA
  • IN
  • OH
  • PA
  • NJ
  • CT
  • CA
  • UT
  • CO
  • NE
  • MO
  • KY
  • WV
  • VA
  • MD
  • DE
  • AZ
  • NM
  • KS
  • AR
  • TN
  • NC
  • SC
  • DC
  • OK
  • LA
  • MS
  • AL
  • GA
  • HI
  • TX
  • FL

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Why we built it
Most property software is sold to property managers and priced for them. Tenon10 is built for everyone around the rental: the owner with two units, the manager with two hundred, the tenant, and the plumber who fixes the tap.
Syed Rehman · Founder
Pricing

Priced by what you manage.

Listings are free. A unit counts once a lease is active on it. 30 days free from your first managed unit, no card needed.

  • Landlords

    from $9.99/mo

    Essentials for 1–5 units, then Pro, which adds a per-unit price above 20 units.

  • Property managers

    $4.99/unit

    $99.99/mo minimum. Team access and owner ledgers from day one.

  • Tenants

    $0always

    Apply, pay rent, request repairs. Never a fee, never a subscription.

See exactly what you would pay

Bring the whole rental with you.

Set up your first property in minutes. Tenants never pay.

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