Re-Leased vs VTS Activate Multifamily

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.

VTS Activate Multifamily connects residents with building management, staff, amenities, and community services through a staff operations dashboard and resident app. Property managers, maintenance staff, concierges, leasing teams, marketing teams, and residents are among its intended users. Building teams can handle mobile access, work orders, maintenance, communications, package management, and rent payments. Residents and visitors can use centralized access management to unlock units, amenities, and shared spaces. Teams can create interactive content, communications, events, surveys, and targeted experiences, and promote building features. Residents can book and pay for spaces, amenities, and services. VTS describes real-time resident and property insights for understanding preferences, risks, and opportunities. Residents may receive partner discounts and deals, or purchase products and services through in-app payments or a linked POS system. Listed integration partners include Resman, Yardi, Entrata, VingCard, and Genea, with integrations using APIs or SDKs. The product supports Android, iOS, and web. Pricing is on request; the product page invites visitors to book a demo rather than listing a price.