Leasing teams should focus
on people,
and not much else.

Leasing is crazy-making.

On average, it takes 140 messages to rent out a property.1 That's 140 chances for something to go wrong.

Dropped leads, broken handoffs, compliance slips, scheduling snafus. The people who got into this field to fill homes fast and take care of residents spend their days juggling leads, calendars and messages instead. We built Tallo because we lived that chaos ourselves, running leasing for rental portfolios, and knew there was a better way.

We believe that leasing is a people business, and it always will be.

A home is the most important thing most renters will pay for, and the moment they sign is the beginning of a relationship with that home, and with you. The best leasing teams know this. They read between the lines of an application, catch the question a renter is afraid to ask, and make a stranger feel at home.

That's why Tallo is deliberately not an ‘AI for everything' product. We're proudly a point solution, built to take the highest-volume, most repetitive part of leasing off your team's plate. Tallo handles the endless first replies, the scheduling, and the follow-up, without touching the judgment and care that only people bring.

Tallo does the busywork so your team can do the human work: closing qualified applicants, and making sure move-in day goes smoothly.

1 — Source: Tallo portfolio data, average messages per leased unit.

Three lines we'll never cross

01

People make decisions

Tallo automates high-volume busywork but will never replace human judgement. Tallo will never approve an applicant, close a lease, or make a call on a gray-area question.

02

No guessing, ever

When something falls outside your rules, Tallo asks you rather than guessing, then remembers your answer so it doesn't have to ask again. It never approves applicants, signs leases, or breaks your rules.

03

We only charge for outcomes

We believe in aligned incentives, so we only charge when a qualified renter completes a showing. If you don't win, nor do we.

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