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What it is

LOFT is a resident experience app covering tasks from applying for a rental to managing life in a community. Applicants can submit applications, sign leases, follow progress, and upload documents with AI-guided tools. Move-in features include checklists, utility and internet setup through integrated providers, and service offers. Residents can receive community updates, reserve amenities, and submit maintenance requests. Rent payments use a digital wallet that supports check image capture and payment splitting. Residents earn points for online rent payments and can redeem them in LOFT’s marketplace; property managers are offered installment options of up to four payments. Integrated services include Livble flexible payments and RealCoverage renter’s insurance. LOFT Extras lists rent reporting to all three major credit bureaus and deposit alternatives, which may involve additional fees and are not automatically included. The app is available on Android, iOS, and the web. The resident plan is free, but registration requires the property manager to have registered the community. LOFT is developed by RealPage, founded in 1998 and headquartered in Richardson, Texas.

Spec sheet

Product
LOFT is a resident experience app spanning the rental journey from leasing and moving to payments and living.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Integrations
LOFT describes Livble flexible payments and RealCoverage renter’s insurance as integrated services, and says utility and internet setup uses integrated providers.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Support
RealPage lists LOFT phone support at 888-304-5220, weekdays 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Central, and Saturdays 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Central.Read 4 Oct 2026 · realpage.com
Headquarters
Richardson, Texas, United StatesRead 28 Sep 2026 · loftliving.com
Founded
1998Read 28 Sep 2026 · loftliving.com
Company
LOFT is developed by RealPage, which the about page says was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Richardson, Texas.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Additional services
LOFT Extras lists rent reporting to all three major credit bureaus and deposit alternatives; some Extras may incur additional fees and are not automatically included.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Community tools
Residents can receive community updates, reserve amenities, and submit maintenance requests.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Eligibility limit
A renter can register only if their property management company has registered their community with LOFT.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Leasing
Residents can apply, sign leases, track progress, and use AI-guided tools and document uploads.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Moving
LOFT offers move-in checklists, utility and internet setup, and service offers.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Payments
LOFT supports rent payments through a digital wallet, including check image capture and payment splitting; property managers are offered installment options of up to four payments.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Rewards
Residents earn points for online rent payments and can redeem them in LOFT’s marketplace; the property-manager page says base loyalty points are funded by RealPage.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
Security and privacy
The site says it follows privacy standards such as CCPA and uses encryption to protect personal information.Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com

Plans and prices

LOFT for residents Free Free for renters and residents · sign-up requires the property manager’s community to be registered with LOFT Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com
LOFT Loyalty+ Priced on request Additional per-unit, per-month cost; amount not stated Optional add-on · client-funded incentives and rewards Read 4 Oct 2026 · loftliving.com

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Strong points and limits

Strong points

  • Supports applications, lease signing, and progress tracking.
  • Includes move-in checklists and utility setup.
  • Residents can reserve amenities and submit maintenance requests.
  • Rent payments support splitting and check image capture.
  • Available on Android, iOS, and the web.

Limits

  • Registration requires a community registered by its property manager.
  • Some Extras may incur additional fees.
  • Loyalty+ has an additional per-unit monthly cost; amount unstated.

Who it suits

LOFT suits renters whose property management company has registered their community and who want rental, payment, and community tasks in one app. Property managers may use its installment options and optional loyalty add-on.

LOFT in depth

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LOFT is a resident experience app that brings rental tasks together, from applying for a home to paying rent and handling community requests. It suits renters whose property managers have enrolled their community; the free resident plan makes it easy to consider, but enrollment is a hard prerequisite.

Overview

LOFT covers more of the rental journey than a payment portal: residents can use it during leasing, while moving, and after settling in. That breadth can reduce the need to switch between services for routine tasks. But renters cannot register unless their property management company has registered the community, so LOFT is not a choice an individual renter can make independently.

Key features

Applicants can apply online, sign leases, track progress, upload documents, and use AI-guided tools. This gives prospective residents a place to follow the application through lease signing, not just a channel for existing residents. Its usefulness still depends on the property’s participation.

Move-in checklists, utility and internet setup, and service offers address the transition into a home. Once residents are settled, community updates, amenity reservations, and maintenance requests bring everyday property interactions into the same app. Utility and internet setup uses integrated providers, so the service connects residents to those tasks rather than replacing the providers themselves.

Rent payments use a digital wallet with check image capture and payment splitting. Property managers are offered installment options of up to four payments, which may help spread rent but is a manager-facing option rather than a guarantee for every resident. Online rent payments earn marketplace points; RealPage funds the base loyalty points. Livble flexible payments and RealCoverage renter’s insurance are integrated services.

LOFT Extras include rent reporting to all three major credit bureaus and deposit alternatives. These are not automatically included, and some Extras may cost extra, so residents should not assume the core free plan covers them. The site says LOFT follows privacy standards such as CCPA and uses encryption to protect personal information.

Pricing

LOFT for residents costs nothing. It is the natural starting point for eligible renters who want the resident app without a subscription charge. The key limit is access: the community must be registered by its property manager. Extras may carry separate fees, so free access does not mean every service is included.

LOFT Loyalty+ has custom pricing, billed as an additional per-unit, per-month cost. It is an optional add-on for property clients that want to fund incentives and rewards; it is not a resident plan upgrade with a stated monthly price. RealPage-funded base loyalty points are distinct from the client-funded Loyalty+ program.

Platforms

LOFT runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Mobile access is available on both major mobile platforms, with a web option for residents who prefer a browser.

Who it's for

LOFT is a good fit for renters in participating communities who want leasing, move-in, payment, and community tasks in one service. It is also relevant to property managers looking to offer those resident workflows alongside payment and loyalty options. Renters whose community is not enrolled should look elsewhere, regardless of whether the feature set appeals to them.

Pros and cons

Pros: One service spans applications, lease signing, move-in setup, payments, and community requests, making it useful across more of the rental journey than a payment-only app.

Pros: The resident plan is free, and the app supports Android, iOS, and web access.

Pros: Payment splitting, check image capture, and marketplace rewards add practical options to online rent payments.

Cons: A resident cannot sign up unless the property manager has registered the community, leaving renters with no independent way to adopt it.

Cons: Some Extras may incur fees and are not included automatically; Loyalty+ also adds a per-unit, per-month charge for property clients.

Alternatives

For a broader look at this category, see Property Leasing Software. If you want another paid leasing product with Android, iOS, and web support, consider RealPage Leasing, EliseAI LeasingAI, or VTS Activate Multifamily.

Entrata is a paid option with Android, API, iOS, and web support; its platform price is not published, so sales contact is needed. DashQ Leasing Center is another paid, cross-platform alternative, with screening charges based on consumption and pricing available by demo.

Knock CRM is a paid alternative for readers considering a product with API, iOS, and web support. MagicDoor and Rently Smart Leasing are paid alternatives without free plans; compare their published starting prices and billing structures if a paid leasing tool is a better fit.

Verdict

Choose LOFT if your community is enrolled and you want a free resident app that handles leasing, move-in, rent payment, and community tasks in one place. Its breadth is the strongest reason to use it. Look elsewhere if your property manager has not registered the community, or if you need a service you can adopt without property-level participation.

Verdict

LOFT connects leasing, move-in, payments, and community tasks, with a free resident plan. Availability depends on whether the property manager has registered the community, and some Extras are not included automatically.

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