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Built for DIY landlords.

Be the landlord.
Not the inbox.

Your AI rental assistant. Get help pricing your rental, answering applicants and organizing paperwork—while you stay in control.

Early access is opening in small groups.

From inquiry to a viewing.
Ready for your review

Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. · Viewing proposed

Example only. Tenyr proposes a time. The landlord approves before the viewing is confirmed.

Watch Tenyr in motion
See an example rental conversation.Explore a conversation, the details Tenyr gathers and your approval.Explore the walkthrough
Tenyr.Product walkthrough · Sample rental

Kelowna, BC

The garden suite

2 beds · 1 bath · $2,200 / month

Listed
A renter says hello.
Jamie · interested renter

Hi, is the suite still available?

Tenyr prepares a reply
JamieConversation started
Move-in
Not shared yet
Pets
Not shared yet
Question
—

From the renter’s answers.
Not independently verified.

NEXT: A VIEWINGYou choose who to meet.

Tenyr gathers the details. You approve the viewing.

01 / 04 · A new inquiry

Fictional example, shortened for clarity. No messages are sent.

Price your rental.
Prepare your paperwork.

A rent suggestion for your rental.

Your location, layout, condition and amenities inform a suggested asking rent—with the reasoning behind it.

Your pricing guide

Suggested asking rent
An estimate from dated public asking rents and your property details — not an appraisal.

See the suggested price and what shapes it. You choose the asking rent.

Join for early access

Your agreement, filled in line by line.

Tenyr walks you through the official BC tenancy agreement one section at a time, explains what each line asks for, fills in your rental's details, and gives you the completed official PDF to read and sign with your tenant.

The official RTB-1, completed with your entries.Move-in inspection guide and private signed records.View official BC forms

You read every page with your tenant and sign the official form; Tenyr adds no terms of its own.

Explore document tools

How Tenyr works

From preparing your listing to keeping records for an occupied rental.

Okanagan rental home in warm afternoon light

Silent illustrative film: a household rests while Tenyr replies to rental inquiries. A landlord reviews a viewing request and taps approve before confirmation appears. The calendar shows the approved time. Rental files are organized in Tenyr. Further tools include AI rent estimates, listing drafts, official BC form resources, tenant records, maintenance requests and manual rent-payment logging. Fictional people and rental; no real booking is made.

01

Add your property.

Enter your property details. Tenyr helps create a listing draft and suggests a rental price. Make your edits, then publish.

02

Set up applicant conversations.

Set your rental requirements and viewing availability. Tenyr asks your questions, answers theirs, records every answer and flags anyone who doesn't meet a requirement — you decide.

03

Review renters. Approve viewings.

See the renter’s answers and proposed viewing time in one place. Approve the time before it is confirmed, then follow up after the visit.

04

Keep tenancy records.

Once you choose your tenant, keep their details, documents, maintenance requests and your rent-payment log together by rental. Tenyr does not collect rent.

Compare the cost of
managing your rentals.

Compare 8–12% management fees plus ½–1 month’s rent for placement
with one flat subscription for self-management.

1 rental · 12 months of rent · 1 new tenant placement

Hire a property manager

Full-service management

$4,250CAD / year in this example

Management · 10% of rent
$3,000
Placement · ½ month’s rent
$1,250

You pay for someone to take on the day-to-day work.

Self-manage with Tenyr

Solo plan

$290CAD / year · $290 annual plan

Percentage of your rent
0%
Tenyr placement fee
$0

For one rental. No percentage or tenant-placement fee.

Annual fee difference in this example$3,960

Different services—not a like-for-like replacement or guaranteed savings.

Adjust the fees & see the assumptions

Illustrative CAD fees before taxes. Uses the same average rent across your rentals and 12 months of collected rent. Placements are selected separately: adding a rental does not assume a new tenant every year. Tenyr is a recurring subscription, not a one-time purchase. Excludes vacancies, repairs, inspections or other extra charges, third-party services and the value of your time. Actual quotes, volume discounts and service packages vary.

Published fee context, checked September 22, 2026: Vantage West’s BC fee guide describes an 8–12% range; Kelowna Rentals lists 10% plus half a month for placement; Onehive’s BC guide describes half- to full-month placement fees. These are examples, not a quote or an endorsement.

What you’re choosing—not just what you’re paying.

Rental inquiries & viewings

Tenyr: AI conversations, renter details and viewing proposals for your approval.

Property manager: staff handle inquiries, screening and showings according to your agreement.

Decisions & day-to-day work

Tenyr: you choose tenants, conduct viewings and manage your property.

Property manager: you delegate the agreed management work to a professional.

Rent, repairs & paperwork

Tenyr: payment logs, maintenance tracking, document storage and form resources.

Property manager: may collect rent, arrange repairs, inspect the property and administer agreements.

Find your Tenyr plan

Simple pricing

Choose the plan that fits your rental portfolio.

Solo

$29CAD / month

One rental. $290 annually.

Portfolio

2+ rentals

$59CAD / month

$590 annually. Two months free.

Join the waitlist

No payment or credit card required.

We’ll invite landlords in small groups.

Frequently asked questions

Can I manage multiple rentals?

Yes. Solo covers one rental. Portfolio covers two or more rentals in one account.

Can I review what the AI is doing?

Yes. Read the conversation and collected renter details, review proposed viewing times and approve them before confirmation. You remain responsible for choosing your tenant.

Who is Tenyr for?

Canadian DIY landlords who manage their own rentals, with an initial focus on British Columbia and the Okanagan. Whether you have one suite or a small portfolio, you stay in control of your property and tenant decisions.

What should I do first?

Add your property details. Review the suggested rent and listing draft, make your edits and publish. Then set your rental requirements and viewing availability, and connect the messaging option you use.

Is Tenyr useful when my rentals are occupied?

Yes. Keep tenant records, documents, maintenance requests and rent-payment records organized by rental. Payment records are entered by you; Tenyr does not collect rent or verify bank payments.

Does Tenyr take over my property?

No. You remain the landlord. Tenyr helps with conversations and records; you choose your tenant, approve viewings and handle agreements and legal decisions.

How does Tenyr work with Facebook?

The current Marketplace extension is a desktop Chrome test: it handles only an open, tracked rental conversation, not an entire personal inbox or an iPhone/iPad. A separate business Page connection supports Page messages, not personal Marketplace chats. Publishing alone does not enable either connection.

What about Kijiji and Castanet?

Tenyr provides listing preparation and publishing guidance for these platforms. Automatic publishing and automated inbox replies are not currently available for them.

Can I prepare and send an agreement here?

Today you can find official BC form resources and store documents by rental. Guided agreement completion and lease-pack sending are not currently available. Complete official forms outside Tenyr.

Are renter details verified?

No. Tenyr gathers what renters tell it. It does not run a credit check or verify income or references. Review the conversation and complete your own checks. Optional automatic declines require your explicit authorization and supported structured rules.

Does Tenyr guarantee BC compliance?

No. Tenyr links to official resources and helps organize information. Check current requirements before acting. Reminders and emails are not official notices, proof of service or legal advice.

How does pricing work?

$29 CAD per month for one rental, or $59 CAD per month for two or more, when Tenyr opens. Annual billing gives you two months free. Joining the waitlist requires no payment or credit card.