Four flat plans.The bill never moves on its own.
From $29 a month. Each plan holds a number of active tenancies and includes Vantage credits every month. No seats, no setup fee, and no line on the bill that changes with occupancy.
Operator plan, per month
$99Up to 75 tenancies and 200 Vantage credits a month · $990 a year, two months free
Flat. Nothing on the bill moves unless you choose another plan. Only occupied tenancies count towards a plan; vacant rooms never do.
Pick the plan that holds you.
Each plan is a ceiling on active tenancies and an allowance of Vantage credits, at one price that stays put. Above 200 tenancies we set you up on an invoice. These prices come from the same code that runs the checkout; if they ever disagree, the code wins.
Solo
$29
a month, flat
Up to 4 active tenancies
30 Vantage credits a month
One place, or a few. About $7.25 per tenancy at the ceiling.
Landlord
$49
a month, flat
Up to 15 active tenancies
80 Vantage credits a month
A small portfolio. About $3.27 per tenancy at the ceiling.
Operator
$99
a month, flat
Up to 75 active tenancies
200 Vantage credits a month
A share house, rooming house or small building. About $1.32 per tenancy at the ceiling.
Portfolio
$199
a month, flat
Up to 200 active tenancies
400 Vantage credits a month
Several buildings, a housing provider, a student block. About $1 per tenancy at the ceiling.
What a Vantage credit buys
- Questions to Vantage1 credit
- Drafted letters and notices1 credit
- Lease scans6 credits
- Spreadsheet imports10 credits
Extra credits are $19 for 50, bought by an admin, never automatically.
Occupied tenancies, nothing else.
A tenancy counts while it has a current lease. Vacant rooms never do. The count is what decides which plan holds you; it never changes what a plan costs.
No modules, no seats.
Every feature on every account. Unlimited staff, and renters use the portal free.
30 days, no card.
Run beside your current system under pilot mode. We email you a week before it ends, with the date and the amount.
Small counts are welcome.
Solo holds up to 4 tenancies for $29 a month, everything included. A house or a few is the cheapest door there is.
Read it in one breath.
Prices in AUD, no GST. Annual billing is two months free. Moving up applies from your next invoice; moving down from your next renewal. Full export from day one, and no lock-in, written into the terms.
Prices in AUD. No GST is charged, because we are not registered for it.
A tenancy counts while it has a current lease, active or in holdover. Vacant units do not count.
Do you do trust accounting?
No, and it is not coming. Trust accounting exists to hold money on behalf of property owners. An operator has no third-party owners: the rent is your own income, paid into your own bank account. If you manage property for owners who are not you, LeaseDock is the wrong tool, and an agency platform is the right one.
What counts as an active tenancy for billing?
A tenancy counts while it has a current lease, active or in holdover. Vacant units do not count.
That is the rule as the billing code states it. The count is visible in Settings, and it is the same number the invoice uses.
What is a Vantage credit?
One action. A question to Vantage or a drafted letter is one credit; a lease scanned into a form is 6, and a spreadsheet imported into a portfolio is 10, because those run on a bigger model over a bigger document. The weights are printed on the Usage page in Settings, along with what you have used this month and who used it.
Credits reset on the first of the month. Run out and Vantage says so; an admin can buy 50 more for $19, which never expire, or move up a plan. Nothing is bought for you. A trial gets 200 credits and never has a lease scan or an import refused while it is setting up.
What happens if I outgrow my plan?
Nothing on the bill, on its own. You are told on the dashboard and once by email, and moving up is one click that applies from your next invoice. After a month over the ceiling, new tenancies wait until you move up; everything already recorded stays exactly as it is, and nothing is switched off. Moving down works the same way in reverse.
Is it built for Australian compliance?
Yes, and it tells you when it is not certain. Where a rule was read on the regulator's own page you get a dated deadline. Where the regulator does not publish it in a readable form you get a flagged reminder instead, never a date it cannot source. It is a tool for tracking obligations, not legal advice.
Price your own portfolio.
Set the slider to your count, read the basis, and start free.
No card. 30 days beside your current system. Nothing reaches a renter until you say so.