LeaseCore vs Re-Leased

LeaseCore is a web platform for property managers overseeing portfolios, combining property management, leasing, invoicing, payments, accounting, and reporting. A building explorer shows floor plans, unit cards, and live occupancy. Lease contracts can automatically create payment schedules and invoices, with expiration alerts set for 30, 60, or 90 days ahead. Users can generate tax-calculated invoices, export PDFs, record cash, bank transfer, cheque, or POS payments, and issue receipts. Post-dated cheques are tracked through received, held, deposited, cleared, or bounced stages, with image attachments. The double-entry general ledger posts payments, invoices, and expenses automatically. Reports cover profit and loss, revenue, expenses, cash flow, tenant summaries, and unit performance. Arabic and English support includes right-to-left layouts and bilingual reports and PDFs. Role-based access lists Super Admin, Accountant, and Manager. LeaseCore is web-only, paid with pricing on request, and offers a free trial. Its tenant self-service portal is marked as coming soon.

Re-Leased is paid commercial property software from a maker headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand. Its listed functions cover lease management, online rent collection, tenant access through a portal, maintenance management, and property accounting. Mobile apps are available on both iOS and Android. There is no free plan, and pricing is provided on request. Three plans are named. Core includes unlimited users and unlimited companies. Pro includes 300 invoices per month and up to 100 custom reports. Enterprise is described for portfolios with over 1,000 tenancies. These plan descriptions indicate different operating scopes, but no prices are listed for any tier. Property teams can therefore assess the combination of rent, tenant, maintenance, accounting, and lease workflows while requesting a quote. The iOS and Android apps provide the stated mobile coverage for accessing the product.