Ryan A.
Great tool to collect online rent…
Great tool to collect online rent payments. It has saved me a tremendous amount of time not having to track down my tenants payments.
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PayRent.com (payrent.com) has 17 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.6 out of 5.
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Ryan A.
Great tool to collect online rent payments. It has saved me a tremendous amount of time not having to track down my tenants payments.
Siamanto I.
They don't have customer service, and you can't talk to anybody. If there is any issue with the transaction or with the account, and you need to solve it immediately, there is nobody to contact. It's just a stupid virtual chat or email that takes days to answer.
Response from PayRent.comAug 28, 2026
We're sorry about your experience with the platform. Busy periods of the month often have slower reply times.
Block P.
We used to use Zelle to collect rent and then found PayRent. The process was easy, and included a lot of tools that helped me manage my rentals.
Josh L.
I wish there was a zero star button. No one works there. Call the phone number, no one answers. Try the chat button - no one responds. Had an account with them for 4-5 months and then account gets turned off. There is money in my account with them. They just collected their monthly fee on my credit card though. Terrible company, No responses. Read all of the reviews here. THey are 100% correct. The company is a complete scam with the same broken record excuse of "your account was flagged so we closed it" They are FRAUDS DO NOT USE. THEY ARE OBVIOUSLY CLOSED OR CLOSING.
Melissa P.
I'd give zero stars if possible. They recently updated "payment terms" and want your personal SSN in addition to LEGAL documents forming an LLC. Carlton told me it was because they were a bank - they're not. He admitted they are not a bank but transfer money using "world pay". Banks do not require an individual's SSN, that's the reason separate LLC's are formed and EINs are obtained. Save yourself from identity theft and go with a larger reputable competitor.
Response from PayRent.comMay 30, 2024
Payrent has always prided itself on the safety and security of our users. Federal law requires that we verify the identity of all users transferring money through our platform. And providing false or misleading personal information is a federal crime. We cannot allow users who falsify information on our platform.
Dee
I used Payrent for a year and always seemed to have an issue setting up renter for one reason or another seems I was on the phone every month. What was the last straw is that Payrent is suppose to be a "rental" platform and their initial interface has all the appearances. The thing that lured me into signing up with them to process rent payments for me was the ACH transfer option that would not create a charge back, and to restrict partial paynents which caused a lot of problem using Zelle, But come to find out if the renter bounces an ACH (e-check) rent payment, Wepay sends me and the tenent a email informing us the E-check rejected for insufficient funds and get this, instructed the tenant to just submit another E-check are you kidding me!!!!! I was not consulted or asked if I wanted to accept another E-check and why in the world would anyone expect a different outcome but now they had another receipt they paid rent which meant I couldn't even do a 5 day pay or quit and I have to wait another week (5-7 days) to find out it bounced again to wind up giving the tenant even more unpaid rent time impeding my ability to take action. This was a vacation rental and the renter was a 62 yr old women RN traveling nurse! I know she used this platform to defraud me and get the keys under false pretences as she showed me she made the payment on payrent.com and her bank would have notified her of her insufficient funds, but not a word to let me know of course. I didn't know they had not verified the funds when you subitted the payment. Payrent also made the landlord account manual on just how payments are processed available to renters to view and figure out how long it takes for landlords to receive funds or be notified of NSF and use that information to scam the landlord with. I asked that not be made available to renters as it's not information they should have and they refused siting they wanted to be transparent with all parties, but I'm the client I thought! or am I! But when I go so does the renter business too! This is built on a retail vendor business model and that doesn't work for me. I'm done !
Response from PayRent.comDec 13, 2023
We are sorry you had this experience. When tenants fail to make good on their payments it's difficult for everyone. It takes 3-5 business days for banks to finalize an ACH transaction.
Aaron E.
My renters and I both set our bank accounts up with PayRent for monthly ACH transfers. After taking four days for the money to be withdrawn from my renters' account, WePay (the financial service used by PayRent) sent me an email to notify me that my account was now closed, with no explanation why. They also notified me that they would need to hold the $3500 (rent and security deposit) they had withdrawn from my renters' account for 120 days for further review. They never provided any service for me, and only took my money. I think this may be a SCAM. There is no way to contact them by phone, and no way for me to get my money back. AVOID USING THIS COMPANY!
Response from PayRent.comDec 13, 2023
Processing banks like JP Morgan will close accounts when they deem them to be high risk. We don't have any say in this. While we agree that it is a frustrating experience. We have never taken money or defrauded a customer. The payments made were refunded to your tenant so they can pay through another means.
Mark
My landlord just switched to a new mgmt company and this site is what we were told to use now. This is my 1st ever account and payment with this site and everything was a nightmare. 1st) it took multiple attempts to get my account activated. 2nd) and MOST critical. When I set up the account. The mgmt company said the current months rent is added to the "due on account" ledger automatically (failed to notify me), but it did not show when making my 1st ever payment. So when I scheduled my payment for the balance due, which showed was my rent for July only. The system automatically added in the previous month's as past due after i submitted the payment because I didn't pay online when setting up the account in June. This was not listed as a past due on website. Otherwise I would have NOT used the pay balance option. So now my daughter and I are out a couple thousand dollars until they return my money. Leaving my bank overdrawn, car loan unpaid, no food and no money for the holiday.