Priced against the hours it gives back.

Thirty days on any plan, with no credit card at signup and no automatic conversion. If you don't subscribe when it ends, the account simply stops — you are never charged for a month you didn't choose to buy.

Add them for $1 per unit per month without changing plans — you don't have to jump a tier just to fit. Worth knowing: because every tier carries the same $1 overage, staying on a lower plan and paying for extra units can work out cheaper than upgrading. Move up when you want the features, not because you ran out of room.

No. Dwelby can explain, draft, extract, and prioritize, but model calls do not write to core business tables — you review and commit the action yourself. The money-leak figures it discusses are computed on the server from your own aggregates, not generated by the model.

Yes. Dwelleroo includes CSV import for properties, units, tenants, and historical payments, with validation shown before the import runs so you can correct a mapping rather than undo it afterwards.

Any time, from account settings. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades apply at the end of the current billing cycle so you keep what you've paid for.

When a tenant pays rent through Dwelleroo there is a flat $6 processing fee per transaction — not a percentage, so it doesn't scale with the rent amount. Payments take two to five business days to settle.

Yes. Annual billing charges eleven months for twelve, so you get one month free. Switch between monthly and annual using the toggle above.

All major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), and ACH/EFT transfer for annual plans. Larger accounts can arrange to pay by invoice.

Yes — TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, for tenant records and financial data alike. Rent payments are processed by Stripe, so card and bank details never sit on Dwelleroo's servers.

Always. There are no long-term contracts and no cancellation fee. Cancel from settings, keep access until the end of the period you've paid for, and export every report to CSV on the way out.