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The management system for your doors

Everything a property manager does, except the 8%.

Rent, maintenance, leasing and the books — one calm system for landlords who manage their own doors.

Join the waitlistSee what it does
  • Rent settles into your own bank account
  • We take no percentage of rent
  • Tenants pay free by bank transfer
This weekJun 30 – Jul 6
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The comparison that matters

You’re not competing with free tools. You’re replacing the 8%.

A ten-door owner pays a property manager 8–12% of collected rent to answer the calls, chase the late payment and keep the books. That is real money for work one calm system can do.

A property manager
$14,000–$21,000
per year on 10 doors at $1,450/mo, at 8–12% of collected rent
vs
Doornomy
$828 a year
the same 10 doors on Growth, billed monthly — no cut of your rent, no percentage, no asterisks

The management-company figure is arithmetic on a published industry rate range, not a quote we collected: 8–12% of $174,000 in annual collected rent, rounded to the nearest thousand. Ours is our own list price at that door count — see the pricing page for how it is built.

One office, one voice

A five-person back office, minus the office.

These are the five jobs a management company charges you for. Each of them writes to the same record as the other four — which is the part that quietly stops being true the moment you run them as separate tools.

Rent

Charges posted on schedule, collected by bank transfer, chased automatically when they are late, and reconciled into the ledger without a second entry.

Free for the tenant, on every plan.

Maintenance

A photo comes in from the tenant, gets triaged on arrival, becomes a work order, and the tenant tracks it like a package until it closes.

A paid job drafts its own expense.

Leasing

Listing, yard-sign QR code, self-scheduled showings, applications, screening, and a decision that generates its own adverse-action notice when it has to.

Fair-housing checked before publish.

The Books

Double-entry underneath, plain English on top. Every dollar in and out categorized as it happens, waiting as a Schedule E pack each January.

Receipts attached, not hunted for.

The dates

Lease expirations, deposit return clocks and notice deadlines surface while there’s still time to act on them — and a Sunday email tells you what happened this week in sentences.

The deadline finds you, not the other way round.

You’ll never pay a fee to pay rent.

Tenant-positive economics isn’t charity — it’s the moat. Free tools bill the tenant $3 to $10 every month to move their own rent. We charge the landlord a flat subscription instead, and take nothing from the payment itself.

Why you can trust it
Doornomy runs our family’s rentals — every payment, every ticket, every tax season. It has to work. We have dinner with our first customer.
— The founders
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