Migration comparison

Tenant Office vs Propertyware: a practical Propertyware alternative

Compare the work, price, and data path before you switch from Propertyware. Tenant Office is $149 per organization per month as of 2026-10-20, with migration handled through reviewed exports and assisted import.

Published 2026-10-19 · Updated 2026-10-20

Which is better, Tenant Office or Propertyware?

It depends on the job you are hiring for. Propertyware targets smaller single-family and low-density portfolios with an accessible Open API, and for that footprint it is a proven choice. Tenant Office is built for operations accountability: every work order closes with evidence, financial entries are immutable, and exceptions surface in one ranked queue. If its footprint and feature set cover you, stay; if missing evidence and unowned work are costing you, Tenant Office is the fit.

At a glance

Buyer questionTenant OfficePropertyware
Core portfolio and leasing recordsGeneric importersExport and assisted mapping
Opening balances and owner termsStructured import surfacesScope and tie-out required
Custom fields and documentsReview destinationPreserve exceptions
Migration methodReviewed transform, preview, and importExport format varies by platform

Pricing and migration difficulty

Tenant Office

$149 / org / month

One published organization price, as of 2026-10-20. Migration scope and assisted work are agreed separately.

Propertyware

See current vendor pricing

Open Propertyware pricing. Pricing and packaging can change; this page was last updated 2026-10-20.

Migration difficulty

Easy

A planning label for the documented export path, not a promise of a fixed timeline.

How to get your data out of Propertyware

Use the documented Open API for a resource-by-resource extract of units, buildings, contacts, vendors, work orders, documents, and inspections in the agreed scope. Retain API identifiers and document fields that need a destination decision.

Propertyware documents an Open API with API-key authentication and resources including units, buildings, contacts, vendors, work orders, documents, and inspections. Source: Propertyware documentation (read 2026-10-18)

The Tenant Office path

  1. Agree the records, dates, counts, and financial scope.
  2. Keep raw exports immutable and transform a copy with source identifiers.
  3. Preview, reconcile counts and exceptions, then apply the matching generic importer with assisted review.

Questions about switching

How do I migrate from Propertyware?

Export the agreed resources through Propertyware Open API, preserve source identifiers, then use a reviewed transform and Tenant Office generic importers. Assisted import is the supported framing here.

Does Tenant Office support every Propertyware field?

No field-by-field parity is promised. Fields without an approved Tenant Office destination remain in an exception list for review rather than being silently remapped.

Ready to map the move from Propertyware?

Bring your export questions and target scope. We can walk through the records, exceptions, and review points before any import is applied.

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