Simple pricing: applicants pay $20, you pay $0.
Every Rental IQ report is applicant-paid. There's no subscription and no per-unit fee, and you can earn rebates on every screen.
- $20
- Applicant-paid report
- Each prospect pays for bank-verified screening, often far less than $75 credit bundles.
- $0
- Direct cost to you
- No subscription, no per-unit fees. Screening stays off your operating budget.
- Rebates
- Earn on every screen
- Collect a share of each fee; higher-volume partners may qualify for more.
- No hard pull
- Safer for applicants
- Affordability from verified bank data without another hit to their credit score.
It pays to use Rental IQ
Applicants pay less than a traditional screening bundle. You pay nothing out of pocket and can earn a share of each report.
- Applicants pay just $20 for a bank-verified affordability report (vs. up to $75 for many credit-based bundles)
- Pay zero direct screening costs yourself
- Earn a share of each screening fee; volume partners may qualify for enhanced rebates
Pricing questions
Who pays for a Rental IQ report?
The applicant pays $20 for a bank-verified affordability report, often far less than the up to $75 many credit-based screening bundles charge.
What does it cost me as a landlord or property manager?
Nothing directly. There's no subscription and no per-unit platform fee.
How do rebates work?
You collect a share of each screening fee. Higher-volume partners may qualify for enhanced rebates.
Does the report affect the applicant's credit score?
No. Rental IQ uses verified bank data, not a hard credit inquiry.
Does an applicant pay again to apply for another property?
Not within 30 days. After paying $20 once, an applicant can submit Rental IQ to other landlords, or for other properties with the same landlord, without being charged again for 30 days.
How long does a report take?
Most reports are ready within minutes.