Is Nolan a LetHub alternative?

For answering renters, yes. Nolan’s AI answers calls, texts, website chat and listing emails, in English or French, finds the right unit and books the showing into your Google Calendar, with voice included in the plan. It doesn’t run self-tours or e-sign leases, so it suits teams that keep their own access and leasing tools and want AI on the phone.

How much does LetHub cost?

On October 19, 2026, LetHub’s pricing page listed about $1 per unit a month with a $199 monthly minimum, including 3 on-market listings per 100 units, in USD, and custom rates above $1,500 a month. Onboarding starts at $199, the contract is 12 months billed monthly, and the AI voice agent is an add-on from $49 a month.

Does LetHub speak French?

Its own guide for Canadian property managers, published June 20, 2026, says bilingual handling is a real requirement in Quebec and asks you to confirm current bilingual coverage on a demo call. If you lease in Quebec, ask for a French call on your own listing before you sign. Nolan speaks Quebec French and English.

Does LetHub answer phone calls with AI?

Yes, with its AI Voice Agent add-on, from $49 a month, pay as you go or monthly with no contract for the add-on. Its pricing page says it is powered by Utter and can run inside LetHub or on its own. Nolan includes voice minutes in every plan.

Does LetHub have a free trial?

No. Its pricing page says there is no free trial and payments aren’t refundable, with 30 days to opt out of the 12-month contract. Nolan has a 14-day trial with a card on file and no setup fee.

What does Nolan cost for 100 doors?

For 100 doors, it is the Essential package, at $99 a month on a yearly plan. It includes 25 doors, and each door past them is $4. Every package pools 5 voice minutes per door across your account. Texts, emails and chat are not metered. Extra voice is $0.28 a minute. There is no setup fee.

Nolan vs LetHub

Checked October 19, 2026

Short answer

LetHub, based in Victoria, BC, automates leasing from inquiry to signed lease: AI replies by web chat, text and email, travel-time scheduling, ID-checked self-tours and e-signed leases. Its AI voice agent is an add-on from $49 a month. Plans start at $199 USD a month on a 12-month contract, with no free trial, and it asks you to confirm French on a demo call. Nolan answers calls in Quebec French or English, with voice included, a 14-day trial and prices in Canadian dollars.

What you need	Nolan	LetHub
Answers inbound leasing calls	Yes, with AI, day and night, in English or French, on your number or a new local one. Voice is part of every plan.	Yes, with its AI Voice Agent, an add-on from $49 a month, pay as you go or monthly. It is powered by Utter.source
Replies to renters’ texts	Yes, on your Canadian number, from day one.	Yes. One AI answers web chat, text, email and phone, day or night.source
Chat on your website	Yes, with one script tag, and the chat can continue by text.	Yes, a chatbot on your website that answers questions and books tours.source
Replies to listing-site emails	Yes. Nolan reads lead emails from listing sites and replies to the renter.	Yes. You connect your Google or Microsoft inbox, and it replies to leads from listing sites, forms and your website.source
Finds the right unit among many listings	Yes, on calls too. It asks for the move-in month, budget and bedrooms in one question, offers the nearest unit by date, price or distance when nothing fits, and texts or emails the units that fit.	It sends unit-specific replies and policies and learns every property from your PMS. How it matches units isn’t stated.source
Follows up with leads	No AI sales calls. Once you turn them on, it follows up by text and email with renters who didn’t book, after about one, three and seven days, and calls renters who agreed at booking to confirm their showing.	Yes. It follows up several times with prospects who didn’t book a tour, with custom email and text sequences.source
Books the showing	Yes, into your Google Calendar. Renters who want reminders get one by text and are asked to confirm.	Yes, with two-way calendar sync, travel-time routing, round-robin between agents, and group or self-guided showings.source
Lockboxes and self-tours	No. Nolan books the showing and works next to the lockbox or access setup you already have.	Yes, optional. ID and selfie checks, then a one-time code for Codebox and other lockboxes, from $85 a box, which you keep.source
Applications and screening	Not built in. Nolan sends your own screening provider’s link at the right step.	Pre-qualification and ID checks before a tour. Applications go through your own provider, and leases are e-signed in LetHub.source
Property management software	Connects to HubSpot and LeadSimple. Any other system gets your leads by webhook, API or CSV.	Two-way PMS sync with no system named, plus Zapier, an API, and CRMs including HubSpot, Pipedrive and LeadSimple.source
Languages	Quebec French and English, switching the moment the caller does. Other languages too.	Its June 2026 guide for Canadian managers says to “confirm current bilingual coverage on a demo call”.source
Works in Canada	Yes, with a Canadian version of the site, prices in Canadian dollars and Quebec French.	Yes. It is based in Victoria, BC, and names RentFaster, Kijiji, Facebook Marketplace and Rentals.ca as channels it covers. Prices are in USD.source
Published price	From $99 a month with 25 doors included, then $4 for each extra door, on a yearly plan. Growth is $499 a month with 150 doors included. No setup fee.	About $1 USD per unit a month, with a $199 USD monthly minimum and 3 on-market listings per 100 units. Custom rates above $1,500 a month. Or pay per on-market listing.source
What it costs to start	No setup fee. A 14-day trial with a card on file. Texting on a Canadian number needs no carrier registration.	Onboarding from $199 once. A 12-month contract, billed monthly, with 30 days to opt out. No free trial, and payments aren’t refundable.source

What they do better

LetHub. It covers more of the leasing day after the first reply: travel-time routing and round-robin for showing agents, ID-checked self-tours with lockboxes you keep, owner reports, e-signed leases, and two-way PMS and calendar sync. It is a Canadian company that names RentFaster and Rentals.ca. source

This comparison is published by Nolan. LetHub’s pages were checked on October 19, 2026. The cost figures below are multiplication examples from its published list prices, not quotes.

What does each one cost?

LetHub’s pricing page lists about $1 per unit a month, with a $199 monthly platform minimum and 3 on-market listings included per 100 units. Above $1,500 a month it quotes a custom rate. The AI voice agent is an add-on from $49 a month. Onboarding starts at $199 once, and the contract is 12 months, billed monthly, with 30 days to opt out.

Portfolio	Platform, per month	With the voice add-on from $49
100 units	$199 (the minimum)	$248
200 units	$200	$249
500 units	$500	$549

At 200 units, a first year at these list prices comes to about $3,187: twelve months at $249 plus $199 of onboarding. More on-market units than the plan includes add a small charge that month. Lockboxes are bought separately, from $85 each.

LetHub is based in Victoria, BC, and still prices in USD. Nolan’s Canadian prices are in Canadian dollars, and texting on a Canadian number needs no carrier registration.

Nolan includes voice minutes in every plan and has no setup fee or long contract. Its plans and the rate after the included minutes are in the table above and on the pricing page.

How do the two workflows differ?

Step	LetHub	Nolan
Lead arrives	From listing sites, forms and your site, through your connected inbox	From calls, texts, website chat and listing-site emails
Renter calls	The AI voice agent, an add-on	Nolan answers in English or French, voice included
Questions and qualification	Pre-qualification and ID checks	Your approved questions, then your screening link
Showing	Travel-time routing, round-robin and self-tours with lockboxes	Booked into your Google Calendar; your access setup stays
Renter goes quiet	Follow-up sequences by email and text	Follow-ups by text and email when you turn them on
Lease	E-signed in LetHub	Stays with your leasing tools

What should you test in a demo?

Ask to call the voice agent on one of your own listings, not a demo property. Ask a question that needs a policy, such as pets or parking, then change your budget halfway and see whether the answer changes. Check where the call shows up afterward for your team.

If you lease in Quebec, ask for the call in French. LetHub’s own guide for Canadian managers asks you to confirm bilingual coverage on a demo call.

Because there is no free trial and payments aren’t refundable, get the 30-day opt-out terms in writing before you sign, along with the onboarding fee for your portfolio.

Which one fits your team?

Choose LetHub when you want one tool for more of the leasing day: routing showing agents, ID-checked self-tours, owner reports and e-signed leases. It also connects to HubSpot and LeadSimple.

Choose Nolan when the priority is answering every call, text, chat and listing email with AI from day one, with voice in the plan, a 14-day trial and no setup fee.

How should you read this comparison?

Descriptions come from LetHub’s public pages and Nolan’s product inventory. They are not a performance benchmark, and a capability we could not confirm is not described as absent. Product names belong to their owners; Nolan is not affiliated with LetHub.

Nolan vs LetHub

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