Corvelle vs a property manager vs other apps
A property manager does everything for 8–11% of your rent. Other self-management apps are cheaper but still leave the work to you. Corvelle Property is the one that actually does the work — for the price of a coffee a week per home.
| Property manager | Other apps | Corvelle Property | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | They do everything | You do it; the app stores it | The AI drafts it; you approve |
| Cost (one $600/wk home) | ~$150–$230 / month | ~$5–$36 / property / month | A$25–A$40 / property / month |
| Finds a tenant | ✓ (letting fee ~1.4 wks rent) | Some | ✓ AI listing + viewings + applications |
| Rent & reminders | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ online rent to your own account |
| State lease & forms | ✓ | Varies | ✓ all 8 states, filled in |
| AI that does the admin | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ listings, repairs, bank statements, applicants |
| You keep control | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
On a $600-a-week home, a manager costs roughly $2,000+ a year, every year. Corvelle Autopilot is about A$480 a year for that home — and the gap widens with every extra property. Figures are indicative; a manager's fees and other apps' prices vary, so check current rates.
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