DoorLoop Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

DoorLoop was founded in 2019 by five co-founders including chief executive Ori Tamuz^[18]. It launched its product in 2021 with US$10 million of seed funding, raised a US$20 million Series A led by Alpine Investors in 2022 and a US$100 million Series B led by JMI Equity in 2024, and opened a New York City office in 2025^[18]. Several of its executives are based in Miami^[18].

The product covers accounting, leasing, maintenance and payments, showings, owner and tenant portals, a company website and a business phone number, with unlimited users and document storage and full API access on every plan^[17]. DoorLoop’s plans are differentiated mainly by AI: the Connect plan adds a Receptionist Agent that answers tenant texts, calls and portal messages around the clock and makes incoming ACH free, and the invitation-only Multiply plan adds Maintenance Ops and Lease Renewal agents with adjustable supervision and action logs^[17]. Annual billing saves up to 25%^[17]. Limitations: minimum spend and unit requirements apply, the pricing page does not set out a free trial, and the comparison table and plan descriptions differ on whether AI agents are included or add-ons^[17].

DoorLoop features

Accounting, leasing, maintenance and payments
Owner and tenant portals, company website
Unlimited users and document storage
Full API access on all plans
AI Receptionist Agent (Connect)
Maintenance Ops and Lease Renewal agents (Multiply)

DoorLoop pricing

DoorLoop One from US$2.50 per unit/month (as low as US$1.50 above 100 units); Connect from US$4.00; Multiply (invite only) from US$5.00. Minimum spend and units apply; annual billing saves up to 25%. Incoming ACH US$1.50 on One, free on Connect and Multiply; screening US$35.