LedgerLatch

DoorLoop alternative for small landlords

DoorLoop is a full property management service, and its big draw is that tenants can pay rent through it. LedgerLatch does one smaller job: the rent ledger. It keeps who owes what, records payments, adds late fees, prints statements and gives you a year-end worksheet. Tenants keep paying you by check, cash, Zelle or Venmo, and we never touch the money.

What ten units cost

At 10 units, DoorLoop One is about $25 a month (10 x $2.50) and DoorLoop Connect is about $40 a month (10 x $4.00). DoorLoop says minimums apply, so a small building can pay more than the per-unit math.

LedgerLatch: $9 a month for up to 10 units, flat. One unit is free. There are no payment fees because there are no payments.

PlanPrice
DoorLoop One$2.50 per unit per month. Incoming ACH rent payment fee: $1.50.
DoorLoop Connect$4.00 per unit per month. Incoming ACH free.
DoorLoop Multiply$5.00 per unit per month. Incoming ACH free.
LedgerLatchFree for 1 unit. $9 a month for up to 10 units.

Prices checked November 11, 2026, from DoorLoop’s published pricing page. Check their site for today’s numbers.

The honest difference

What reviewers say about DoorLoop

On Capterra, the most common complaint about DoorLoop is payments, described as “slow and cumbersome” (45% negative among 62 reviews when we checked). One reviewer says the transaction limits are “often prohibitive.” Others say the unit-based pricing is “difficult to predict” for smaller operators. That is a few reviewers’ opinion, not a verdict on the product, and you should read the reviews yourself.

LedgerLatch sidesteps the payments complaint by not doing payments. The price is a flat $9 a month, so there is nothing to predict.

LedgerLatch is free for 1 unit with every feature, so you can try it on one tenant. Start free. Not sure yet? Grab the free rent ledger template.