Is Nolan a Leasey.AI 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. It doesn’t post listings, screen applicants or e-sign leases, so it suits teams that keep those tools and want AI on every channel at a published package price.

How much does Leasey.AI cost?

On October 19, 2026, Leasey’s pricing page listed a Starter plan from $299 a month and All Modules from $499 a month, with no currency stated. The AI phone agent and Facebook Marketplace automation are listed in All Modules. The same page says Leasey replaces the stack for $2.95 a unit, and its AI page says it starts at $1.47 a unit. Ask for a written quote, in Canadian dollars, for your door count.

Does Leasey.AI work in Quebec and in French?

Its terms, updated April 24, 2026, list Kangalou and Logis Québec among its listing platforms. Its own pages don’t name French, or any language, for Liza. If you lease in Quebec, ask for a call in French on one of your own listings before you sign.

Does Leasey.AI answer phone calls?

Yes. Its AI page says Liza answers calls around the clock, has spoken conversations and books tours during the call. Its pricing page lists the AI phone agent in the All Modules plan, from $499 a month.

How does Leasey post to Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist?

Its pricing page lists Facebook Marketplace automation in All Modules, and its features page says Craigslist posting is automated. Its pages don’t explain how. Both sites set their own rules for automated posting, so ask Leasey in writing how its posting works with them.

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 Leasey.AI

Checked October 19, 2026

Short answer

Leasey.AI, with offices in Vancouver and Toronto, posts your units to 48+ sites, Kijiji, Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist included, and its AI agent, Liza, answers calls and website chat and books tours. It also runs screening and e-signed leases. Plans start at $299 a month, and the AI phone agent is in the $499 plan. Its pages name no language for Liza. Nolan focuses on the conversation, in Quebec French or English, at a published price in Canadian dollars.

What you need	Nolan	Leasey.AI
Answers inbound leasing calls	Yes, with AI, day and night, in English or French, on your number or a new local one.	Yes. Liza answers calls around the clock and books tours during the call. Its pricing page lists the AI phone agent in the All Modules plan.source
Replies to renters’ texts	Yes, on your Canadian number, from day one.	Its AI page names calls and website chat. Two-way texting with renters isn’t described there.source
Chat on your website	Yes, with one script tag, and the chat can continue by text.	Yes. Liza greets visitors on your website, answers questions and captures their contact details.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.	Liza pulls live availability and pricing from your PMS and pre-screens renters on income, credit and move-in date. 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.	Its pages describe showing confirmations, reminders and reconfirmations. Follow-ups with renters who didn’t book aren’t described.source
Books the showing	Yes, into your Google Calendar. Renters who want reminders get one by text and are asked to confirm.	Yes. Renters answer your prequalification questions and book into your open slots. All Modules adds a showing route planner.source
Applications and screening	Not built in. Nolan sends your own screening provider’s link at the right step.	Built in on All Modules: biometric ID, credit and background checks, income, employment and bank data, then lease e-signing.source
Listing sites	It doesn’t post your listings. It answers the calls, texts and emails your Kijiji, Kangalou and other listings bring in, with a Nolan address for listing emails.	Yes, to 48+ sites, including Kijiji, REW.ca, Rentals.ca, Zumper and PadMapper, with Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist. Its terms also list Kangalou and Logis Québec.source
Property management software	Connects to HubSpot and LeadSimple. Any other system gets your leads by webhook, API or CSV.	Native integrations with Buildium, Rent Manager, AppFolio, DoorLoop and PropertyVista, plus an open API.source
Languages	Quebec French and English, switching the moment the caller does. Other languages too.	No language is named on its AI agent, pricing or Canadian pages.source
Works in Canada	Yes, with a Canadian version of the site, prices in Canadian dollars and Quebec French.	Yes. Offices in Vancouver and Toronto, and its Canadian page says data is hosted on AWS Canada under PIPEDA.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.	Starter from $299 a month for syndication, showing scheduling and AI lead replies. All Modules from $499 a month with the AI phone agent. Its pricing page also cites $2.95 a unit, and its AI page $1.47 a unit. No currency stated.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.	No setup fee and a 7-day free trial on up to 2 listings. Its pricing page adds a 30-day money-back guarantee and 5 to 7 days of setup.source

What they do better

Leasey.AI. It covers the whole funnel in one product: syndication to 48+ sites with Kijiji, Rentals.ca, Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, rent comps, screening with biometric ID and bank data, lease e-signing and AI photo staging, with offices in Vancouver and Toronto. source

This comparison is published by Nolan. Leasey.AI’s pages were checked on October 19, 2026. Where its pages give different prices, each one is shown with the page it came from.

What does each one cost?

Leasey.AI’s pages give three different starting points. Its pricing page lists Starter from $299 a month and All Modules from $499 a month, with no currency stated. The same page says Leasey replaces the stack for $2.95 a unit. Its AI page says it starts at $1.47 a unit.

Portfolio	At $1.47 a unit	At $2.95 a unit	Plan floor
100 units	$147	$295	$299 Starter, $499 All Modules
200 units	$294	$590	$299 Starter, $499 All Modules
500 units	$735	$1,475	$299 Starter, $499 All Modules

These numbers can’t all be the price for the same plan. Ask Leasey for a written quote that names the plan, the per-unit rate and the currency. The AI phone agent, Facebook Marketplace automation and screening are listed in All Modules.

Leasey.AI has offices in Vancouver and Toronto, but its pricing page states no currency. Nolan’s Canadian prices are in Canadian dollars, and texting on a Canadian number needs no carrier registration.

Nolan publishes one price list. Its plans, the voice minutes they include and the rate after them are in the table above and on the pricing page.

How do the two workflows differ?

Step	Leasey.AI	Nolan
Listing goes live	Posted to 48+ sites, Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist included	Stays where you already list it
Renter calls	Liza answers and books during the call, on All Modules	Nolan answers on your number, day and night, in English or French
Renter texts	Two-way texting isn’t described on its AI page	Nolan replies by text
Website	Liza chats and captures contact details	Nolan chats, and the chat can continue by text
Questions and qualification	Income, credit and move-in date	Your approved questions, then your screening link
Application and lease	Built-in screening and e-signing	Your screening provider and lease tools

What should you test in a demo?

Text the number on one of your own listings and see whether a person, an AI or nothing replies. Call with a question about one unit, then ask about a cheaper one, and check that the answer comes from your listings. Ask how Liza hands a call to your team, and ask for the same call in French. Its pages name no language for Liza, though its terms list Kangalou and Logis Québec.

Ask Leasey in writing how its Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist posting works with those sites’ rules on automated posting, and whose account the posts go out from.

Which one fits your team?

Choose Leasey.AI when you want one product from listing to signed lease: syndication to dozens of sites, rent comps, screening with biometric ID and bank data, and e-signing.

Choose Nolan when your listing, screening and lease tools already work and the gap is answering every renter fast, on every channel, at one published price.

How should you read this comparison?

Descriptions come from Leasey.AI’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 Leasey.AI.

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