Rent StreakJoin the pilot

Tenant rewards, built for landlords

Be the landlord whose rent pays tenants back.

Rent Streak turns on-time payments into streaks your tenants refuse to break — with rewards you fully control, and rent money never touched.

Landlord-controlled rewardsWorks with check, Zelle, and cashZero payment processing

Illustrative tenant view

The psychology

Nobody wants to break an eleven-month streak.

A late fee is a line item. A streak is something a person built. Rent Streak turns every on-time payment into visible progress — each month the streak grows, and so does the reason to protect it.

Late fees punish. Streaks protect.

How it works

Three steps. Zero chasing.

  1. 01

    You set the reward rules.

    Decide what an on-time payment is worth, how rewards stack, and where they cap. Your property, your budget, your terms.

  2. 02

    Tenants pay on time. Streaks build.

    Every on-time month extends a tenant's streak. The longer it runs, the more it's worth — and the more there is to lose by slipping.

  3. 03

    Rewards stack. Tenants cash out.

    Stacked rewards grow month over month. When tenants are ready, they cash out the way you've allowed.

The landlord math

One prevented turnover pays for years of rewards.

$2,500

what a single turnover costs (one month vacant + make-ready)

$300/yr

what streak rewards cost per tenant

Zero

chasing, awkward texts, cash-flow surprises

Tenants with streaks don’t want to break them. On-time payments become the habit — retention comes free.

Program designer

You set the rules. The streak does the motivating.

Design your program in seconds. Every amount, every rule, every protection is landlord-configured — nothing is fixed by a platform.

Base monthly reward
$10per tenant
Stacking
On. Rewards grow every month the streak continues.

Month 1 = $10 · Month 2 = $20 · Month 3 = $30…

Stacked balance cap
Program length
Stacked reward balance, by month
Stacking on · $10 base · 12 months · one growth arc, no cash-out
$0$250$500$750$1,000Mo 1Mo 3Mo 6Mo 9Mo 12
Balance at month 12
$780

That month alone adds $120.

When they cash out
$0

The balance resets. The streak — and the habit — keeps going.

These are example amounts — the point is that you set every number.

Cash-out

Cash out anytime. The streak keeps going.

When a tenant cashes out, the stacked money resets to zero — the streak never does. The money is a reward. The streak is the habit.

Try it · sample tenant, $10 base, stacking on
Stacked balance
$660
Streak
11 months

Landlord control

Your program.
Your rules.

You choose everything. Rent Streak runs the program exactly the way you designed it.

Amounts
Set the base reward per portfolio, property, or tenant group — and change it anytime.
Stacking rules
Let rewards compound month over month, or keep them flat. The arc is your call.
Caps
Put a ceiling on how large a tenant's stacked balance can grow.
Cash-out options
Offer cash, gift cards, rent credit — or any mix of the three.
Streak protections
Offer an earnable streak freeze or a free late pass, so one rough month doesn't kill the habit.

Reward rules

Active
Base reward per on-time month
$10
Stacking — added each consecutive month
+$10
Stacked balance cap
$600
Streak freezes per year
1
Cash-out options
CashGift cardsRent credit

Trust

Rent Streak never touches rent money.

Rent Streak motivates payments — it doesn’t process them. No payment rails, no new compliance burden, nothing to move your money through.

Money

Motivation, not money movement.

Rent Streak never processes, holds, or moves a dollar of rent. Your money flows exactly the way it does today.

Methods

Collect however you collect.

Check, Zelle, cash — tenants report “I paid,” and you confirm. No new systems for you, no new payment rails for tenants.

Yours

You stay in charge.

Change or end rewards anytime. The habit your tenants built keeps paying on time — regardless.

Meet MONK.illa.

The friendly face of the streak. He celebrates milestones with your tenants, so the encouragement is automatic — and your relationship stays the landlord’s.

“Half monkey, half gorilla… I am MONK.illa.”

Pilot program

Start with a pilot, not a rollout.

A few units, a clear reward budget, one behavior to improve. Build the case on your own numbers before you spend anything.

Step 1

Pick a handful of units.

Five to ten doors and one behavior to improve: paying on time.

Step 2

Set your reward budget.

Use the program designer above to size a real budget from real numbers.

Step 3

Confirm payments. Watch streaks grow.

Start with simple manual confirmation. Move toward automation only if the pilot earns it.

Join the pilot

We’re onboarding a small group of landlords. Pilot partners get hands-on setup and direct input on the product.

No commitment. We’ll follow up personally.