Buildium is a cloud-based property management solution that enables managers of residential and association properties to take complete control of every aspect of their business, including the rent, vacancy and maintenance cycles. Buildium streamlines management of the rent cycle with key features such as tenant and lease tracking, full general ledger accounting, automated rent and late fee reminders and on-demand reports. Additionally, rent collection can be…
$62
per month
Knock
Score 3.1 out of 10
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Knock is a multi-family rental property management solution from the company of the same name in Seattle, offering Prospect CRM and Renewal CRM variants, with a variety of marketing and property tour ancillary tools. Whether the user's goal is to increase occupancy, rents, or the efficiency of communities, Knock aims to maximize the value of assets comes down by executing in each key stage of the multifamily revenue cycle: Attract, Convert & Retain.
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Pricing
Buildium
Knock
Editions & Modules
Essential
$62
per month
Growth
$192
per month
Premium
$400
per month
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Buildium
Knock
Free Trial
Yes
No
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
Optional
No setup fee
Additional Details
All plans include accounting, maintenance, tasks, violations, online portals and resident & board member communications for residents, board members, and owners.
We only went with Buidlium because we had the option to absorb the fees for rent payments. I wanted to provide $0 fees for Tenants to pay online. I'm glad we went with Buildium in the end but that was the only reason we moved forward with them was because we could customize …
Appfolio is my favorite software, and they are constantly making improvements. Buildium is great if you don’t have a ton of property but is not as manageable for advanced accounting and resident information tracking. There are workarounds, but they do need to work on their …
Buildium is generally slightly less expensive than Matt folio but continues to offer all the same benefits. I reviewed at folio on an annual basis to ensure that I am getting the best value for my money and year after year Buildium is showing me that I am. I’ve also noticed …
Buildium is far better than Appfolio, especially when comparing user features and friendliness. I have also used Propertyware which was a total mess and had frequent outages. I have found that Buildium's online and phone support has been extremely helpful and knowledgeable.
We have really appreciated the recent integrations and steps to make the system easier to use. We utilize the task flow internally to track items needed as well as with our owners and tenants. It allows us to easily track the number of requests as well as the work history.
During the busy season, it was a Knock was a big save. Even though the manager felt the strain from the workload, she was performing and processing applicants so quickly that our occupancy rose sharply for it. If you are already at 99%-100% occupancy, I suppose this would be a time that it isn't worth it. But that is so rare. We were always sure to have so many more applicants than vacant units using Knock.
I have used three property management softwares and know of others who have used additional softwares for managing properties. Buildium seems to be the best of all of them
Overall, the system is good and getting better; however, different roll outs have caused the system to regress. Their latest bank automation rollout was a disaster and continues to be an issue. Since the upgrade, I have not been able to sync our bank and Buildium (download transactions).
I have been able to get through to support immediately and they have been awesome in quickly resolving issues. More importantly, their communication when there is an issue which might take some time to resolve surfaces. Getting updates and resolution are critical.
We only went with Buidlium because we had the option to absorb the fees for rent payments. I wanted to provide $0 fees for Tenants to pay online. I'm glad we went with Buildium in the end but that was the only reason we moved forward with them was because we could customize that option to match our business model.