TurboTenant alternative for Canadian landlords — Central Rentals
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The TurboTenant alternative — for actual Canadian landlords.

TurboTenant's free tier is attractive, but Canadian landlords quickly hit the walls: no CAD payments, no provincial lease templates, no LTB / RTB / TAL notices, no T776 export. Central Rentals is the Canadian version — same DIY simplicity, same low price point, but every screen was built for Canadian rental law.

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Central Rentals vs TurboTenant — feature by feature

FeatureCentral RentalsTurboTenant
Built for Canada
Edmonton-headquartered
US-based
Provincial lease generator (all 13)
All 13 provinces + Quebec TAL
US state templates
Provincial notices (N1-N13, Form A, RTDRS, TAL)
Every provincial form
US eviction only
Rent tracking in CAD (peer-to-peer)
Native CAD + auto-reconciliation
USD only
CRA T776 + NR4 + T5013 exports
1-click export at tax time
No CRA exports
Tenant screening (credit + ID + landlord)
90-second 3-check pull
TransUnion (US)
Rent reported to Equifax + TransUnion
Free for tenants
Not for Canadian tenants
Smart assistant (Mark) — leases, listings, replies
Built-in
US-context only
Maintenance triage + work-order routing
Auto-triaged + vendor routing
Basic tickets
Starts at CA$60/month · Cancel anytime
From CA$60/mo, cancel anytime
Free tier available
Starting price (per unit / month, CAD)
$60/moCAD / unit / month
US$0-$9Free but US-only
Available Partial / limited Not available
Bottom line

TurboTenant is free — but useless for a Canadian landlord because it can't collect CAD rent, doesn't have your provincial lease, and skips T776 at tax time. Central Rentals costs $60/mo and actually works in Canada.

4.9/5
SOC2-aligned · Canadian-owned · Stripe-verified

Frequently asked questions

Is Central Rentals cheaper than TurboTenant?

Yes. Central Rentals starts at CA$60 per month (DIY / 1–10 units) with a paid plans from CA$60/month. TurboTenant starts at US$0-$9 — typically 25-300× more for small Canadian portfolios.

Does TurboTenant support Canadian provincial leases?

No — US state templates. Central Rentals ships native provincial lease generators for all 13 provinces and territories, including the Quebec TAL and the Ontario Standard Lease (Form 2229E).

Can I export to T776 / NR4 / T5013 with TurboTenant?

No — No CRA exports. Central Rentals generates CRA-ready exports at tax time with one click.

How long does it take to switch from TurboTenant to Central Rentals?

Most landlords with under 25 units move in under 90 minutes. We import tenants + leases + recurring rent schedules directly from CSV exports. No long-term contract, cancel anytime.

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