UnitPing

Maintenance request tracker for landlords

Turn maintenance requests into trackable tickets.

Give tenants a status page, keep a clean manager list, and stop chasing updates in text threads.

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UnitPing manager board

6 open tickets

Live today

Leaking sink

Unit 12B · A1B2C3

Waiting on tenant

Broken outlet

Unit 4A · Q7W8E9

In progress

Hallway light

Unit 18C · T9R5K2

New

Fast triage

Simple updates

Status alerts

0h

median first response

0%

requests with a visible status

0x

fewer follow-up texts

What the first slice covers

The smallest useful maintenance workflow.

We keep the scope narrow: a public intake form, a manager board, a tenant status lookup, and the hooks needed for email and analytics.

Tenant intake in under a minute

Collect name, unit, contact details, category, and an optional photo without a portal rebuild.

Manager triage board

See new requests, update statuses, and leave a note that tenants can understand.

Tenant status page

Each ticket gets a short code so a tenant can check progress without chasing the office.

Polite follow-up loop

Email nudge stubs are built into the first slice so request creation and status updates can trigger alerts.

Tenants and managers

Less chasing. More visibility.

A plain-English status page keeps everyone aligned, while the manager view gives the office a simple place to sort, update, and resolve requests.

I stopped losing requests in text threads. Tenants can finally see what happens next.

Nadia, 42-unit landlord

The manager list and shareable code are exactly the minimum we needed to get moving.

Owen, property manager

The intake form is quick enough that tenants actually use it instead of calling twice.

Leah, owner-operator

I stopped losing requests in text threads. Tenants can finally see what happens next.

Nadia, 42-unit landlord

The manager list and shareable code are exactly the minimum we needed to get moving.

Owen, property manager

The intake form is quick enough that tenants actually use it instead of calling twice.

Leah, owner-operator

I stopped losing requests in text threads. Tenants can finally see what happens next.

Nadia, 42-unit landlord

The manager list and shareable code are exactly the minimum we needed to get moving.

Owen, property manager

The intake form is quick enough that tenants actually use it instead of calling twice.

Leah, owner-operator

I stopped losing requests in text threads. Tenants can finally see what happens next.

Nadia, 42-unit landlord

The manager list and shareable code are exactly the minimum we needed to get moving.

Owen, property manager

The intake form is quick enough that tenants actually use it instead of calling twice.

Leah, owner-operator

Pricing

Start free, then move up when the portfolio grows.

Free covers a small trial portfolio. Paid plans are built for owners who want faster response times, more units, and a calmer inbox.

Free

Try the request flow

Up to 5 open tickets

$19/mo

For smaller portfolios

Up to 40 units

$49/mo

For growing managers

Unlimited units

FAQ

Simple enough to add beside your current workflow.

Do tenants need an account?

No. They can submit a request with basic details and use a shareable code to check status.

Can I send status updates?

Yes. Status changes are stored on the ticket and ready for email notifications.

Is this a full property suite?

No. It stays focused on maintenance communication only.

What if I only want the landing?

The public landing, intake, manager board, and status page are all in the first slice.

Ready to get the office out of text chaos?

Set up the first tenant request in minutes.

Use the first ticket to prove the workflow, then keep the same cadence for every repair that follows.