Property management companies
One leasing desk for every door you manage.
For companies with 50 to 1,000 doors: Nolan answers renters day and night, and your team works every conversation from one inbox and one pipeline. The prices are public.
The problems it’s built for
A slow first reply costs the showing
When the first reply takes most of a day, inquiries keep coming but showings don’t. Renters who wait a couple of hours tend to move on without saying why.
Owners ask what happened
Owners want to know how many people asked about their unit, how many came to see it and why they didn’t apply, every week.
Each tool holds part of the story
Listing sites, a phone, a shared inbox and your software each hold part of a renter’s story, and none holds all of it.
Someone is always on call
Renters look in the evening and on weekends, so someone checks the phone through dinner, even on quiet nights.
How Nolan fits a property management company
Every channel, one agent
Calls, texts, website chat, listing emails and Facebook messages, answered by the same Nolan.
One inbox and one pipeline
Every renter in one thread, moving through seven stages your whole team can see.
Many listings, the right one for each renter
Nolan asks for the move-in month, budget and bedrooms in one question, narrows your portfolio down, offers your closest units to the area a renter names, and texts or emails the ones that fit.
The numbers owners ask about
Inquiries, first replies, showings booked and kept, and applications, by channel and listing site.
Hand-off you control
Choose when accommodation requests, emergencies and disputes go to your team, from your account settings.
Your calendars
Showings booked into the Google Calendar your agents already use.
The same questions in every state
Nolan asks every renter about the unit, the move-in date, how many people will live there and pets, the same way everywhere, and never about protected characteristics.
Growth, for property management companies
Growth is $499 a month on a yearly plan, with 150 doors included, then $2.50 a door, up to 500 doors. It adds connections to your PMS and CRM, owner reports, your agents’ calendars, the API and a setup call. Each door brings 5 call minutes a month, pooled, and texts, email and chat are never metered. No setup fee and no per-user fee. Past 500 doors, Scale is $1,499 a month with 600 doors included.
Guides on this topic
What Can a Landlord Ask a Rental Applicant in California? (2026)
What California landlords and leasing agents may ask on a first call, on the application and in screening, plus fee, deposit and criminal history rules.
New York Tenant Screening Laws for Landlords (2026)
What New York landlords may ask on a first call and application, the $20 check fee cap, voucher rules, housing court and NYC Fair Chance Housing limits.
What Can a Landlord Ask a Rental Applicant in Texas? (2026)
What Texas landlords and leasing agents may ask on a first call, on the application and in screening, plus selection criteria, fee and deposit rules.
What Can a Landlord Ask a Rental Applicant in Colorado? (2026)
What Colorado landlords and leasing agents may ask on a first call, on the application and in screening, including income, portable report and deposit limits.
Questions from property management companies
Does it work with our property management software?
Connectors are live for the systems listed under Works with on our integrations page. For the others, webhooks, the API and CSV move leads in and out.
Can we still answer calls ourselves?
Yes. Forward your line to Nolan only when you’re busy or don’t answer, or only after hours.
What do owners get?
A report for each building and listing: inquiries, time to first reply, showings booked and kept, applications, leases and days on market. Download it as a CSV file or a page to print, or have it emailed to each owner on the 1st of the month.
Who decides on applications?
Your team, always. Nolan never promises a unit, approves an application or discusses screening decisions.
See it with your own units.
A 20-minute demo with a sample of your portfolio, and your price from the public list.