Leasily vs a traditional agent.

Australian agencies may quote management fees in the 7–12% range[?]. On an illustrative $650/week property, that's ~$2,366–$4,056 per year before letting fees, inspections, lease renewals, and advertising. The full fee stack lands in the $3,601–$6,806/yr range.

What agents actually charge.

Based on a $650/week worked example and fee ranges commonly quoted by Australian agencies. Individual schedules vary — see methodology.

Fee type

Example agent charge

With Leasily

Management fee

7–12% of weekly rent

$2,366–$4,056/yr

No management fee

Letting fee (new tenant)

1–2 weeks' rent

$650–$1,300 per vacancy

No letting fee

Property advertising

$200–$600 per vacancy

Third-party listing cost only

Routine inspections

$70–$100 per visit

$280–$400/yr (4×/year)

You inspect, you decide

Lease renewal fee

$55–$300 per renewal

Included — no renewal fee

Annual statements

$50–$150/year

Included in plan

Estimated annual total

$3,601–$6,806

$240/yr

per active tenancy

Leasily pricing is flat — per active tenancy, not a percentage of rent. $22/month or $240/year.

With self-management, every decision is yours.

With an agent, maintenance gets approved and rent gets tracked — but through someone else. With Leasily, you see everything directly.

01

You decide when maintenance gets approved.

With Leasily, you see the request, review it, and approve or decline from your own workflow.

02

You talk directly to your tenant.

In-app messaging keeps the conversation in your tenancy record, reducing handoffs and second-hand updates.

03

You see every payment, in real time.

Rent due, rent paid, and rent overdue are visible on your dashboard rather than only in a periodic statement.

04

You set the lease terms, not an agent's template.

Lease details, e-signing, and tenancy records stay documented in your account.

Switch from a percentage fee to a flat one.On the $650/week example, the estimated difference is ~$3,400–$6,600 in year one[?].

Use the savings calculator to enter your actual weekly rent and estimate the annual difference against your current agent.

Leasily flat fee

$22/month

or $240/year — per active tenancy

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How the figures on this page are calculated.

Every $ and % on this page is illustrative — derived from a single worked example, not a survey, average, or promise.

weekly_rent = $650 (illustrative)

annual_rent = 650 × 52 = $33,800

mgmt_low = 33,800 × 7% ≈ $2,366

mgmt_high = 33,800 × 12% ≈ $4,056

fee_stack_total ≈ $3,601–$6,806/yr (mgmt + letting + ads + inspections + renewal + statements)

leasily_total = $240 × tenancies

estimated_saving = fee_stack_total − leasily_total

  • 7–12% management range: representative of fees commonly quoted by Australian agencies; specific rates vary by state, agency, and individual contract.
  • $650/week rent: used as a worked example only — not a claim about national median rent. Plug your own number into the savings calculator to see math against your property.
  • Letting / inspection / renewal / advertising / statement fees: ranges reflect amounts commonly seen on Australian agency fee schedules. Some agencies charge less; some charge more, plus GST and admin loadings.
  • Leasily cost: flat per active tenancy at the published price. No percentage-of-rent component, no per-property fee on top.
  • Verify any figure against a written quote from your agent before relying on it. This page is a directional comparison — not financial advice.