25 suites
An owner with three buildings
Cornerhold
- Owner$299
25 suites included; 3 staff seats. Billed yearly: $249 a month.
DoorLoop
Cornerhold vs DoorLoop for commercial property.
DoorLoop is a modern property management system with published prices, online payments and AI agents, and it includes a CAM reconciliation report on its first plan. Cornerhold is built only for commercial leases. Here is how they compare. Checked October 23, 2026, from public pages linked at the foot of the page.
Who each is built for
- DoorLoop
- Property managers and owners running residential, commercial and mixed portfolios, in DoorLoop's own words. Its CAM report is built for commercial leases.[2][4]
- Cornerhold
- Owners of commercial property and the firms that manage it for them: retail centers, offices, industrial and single-tenant net-leased buildings, on NNN, NN or modified gross leases. One building is enough to start.
What each one does for commercial leases.
The questions a commercial owner or manager asks, answered for both. "Not listed" means the company's public pages we read don't mention it, not that the product can't do it.
CAM charges, true-ups and tenant statements
- Cornerhold
YesPools for CAM, tax, insurance and more; estimates, monthly billing and year-end statements with a backup package.
Base years, gross-up, exclusions and admin fees
- Cornerhold
YesBase years and expense stops, gross-up, exclusions and admin fees, set per lease.
- DoorLoop
YesSet per lease in its CAM report.[2]
CAM caps
- Cornerhold
YesCumulative, non-cumulative and compounding caps, on controllable costs when the lease says so.
- DoorLoop
Not listedNot mentioned on its CAM page.[2]
Where the CAM numbers come from
- Cornerhold
YesEach expense line traced to its invoice and lease clause, with flags for capital, duplicate and out-of-period items.
- DoorLoop
Totals by expense account from the property's profit and loss.[2]
AI lease abstraction
- Cornerhold
YesOn every plan: two AI readers draft 73 fields, each answer shows its page and quote, and you approve.
AI agents
- Cornerhold
AI drafts; a person approves before anything is sent, posted or paid.
- DoorLoop
YesA receptionist agent on Connect; maintenance and lease renewal agents on Multiply.[1]
Your data in Claude or ChatGPT
- Cornerhold
YesChatGPT, Claude and Grok, read only, on Owner Plus and up.
Online rent payments and autopay
- Cornerhold
NoNot yet. Payments are recorded in the books.
- DoorLoop
YesCard and ACH, with automatic late fees.[1]
Paying owners and vendors
- Cornerhold
NoNot yet. Bills and owner distributions are recorded, not paid from here.
- DoorLoop
YesOutgoing payments to vendors and owners.[1]
Live bank sync
- Cornerhold
NoNot yet. You import bank files (OFX, QFX or CSV).
- DoorLoop
YesIncluded.[1]
QuickBooks Online sync
- Cornerhold
NoComing. QuickBooks export files import today.
- DoorLoop
YesIncluded.[1]
eSignature, screening and listings
- Cornerhold
NoA leasing pipeline only; no eSignature, screening or listings.
- DoorLoop
YesUnlimited eSignatures, tenant screening and listing syndication.[1]
Single sign-on and open API
- Cornerhold
NoTwo-step sign-in; no single sign-on or public API.
- DoorLoop
YesSSO, an open API and Zapier.[1]
Tenant and owner portals
- Cornerhold
PartlyTenant and owner portals on Firm and up.
- DoorLoop
YesIncluded on DoorLoop One.[1]
Mobile app
- Cornerhold
NoThe iPhone app isn't on the App Store yet; the website works on a phone.
- DoorLoop
YesOn the App Store.[4]
Published prices
- Cornerhold
YesPer suite, on every self-serve plan; Enterprise by quote.
- DoorLoop
YesPer unit, billed monthly or yearly.[1]
What each costs at three sizes.
Monthly list prices in US dollars, billed monthly, as of October 23, 2026, from each company's public pages. One suite counts as one unit. Taxes, payment fees and add-ons are extra where they apply.
100 suites
An owner-operator with a bookkeeper
Cornerhold
- Owner$749
$299 for 25 suites + 75 x $6; 3 staff seats. Billed yearly: $624 a month.
- Owner Plus$899
100 suites included; 10 staff seats. Billed yearly: $749 a month.
DoorLoop
400 suites
A firm managing for owners, about 15 staff
Cornerhold
- Firm$2,499
400 suites included; unlimited staff seats. Billed yearly: $2,083 a month.
DoorLoop
- DoorLoop's pricing page opens on yearly billing. Billed monthly, One is $3.00 a unit ($1.80 above 100 units) with a $239 minimum, and Connect is $4.80 a unit with a $359 minimum. Billed yearly, they are $2.50 ($1.50 above 100) with a $199 minimum, and $4.00 with a $299 minimum.[1]
- Card payments and screening are charged per use. DoorLoop's CAM page still names an older plan; its pricing page says everything from that plan is now in One.[1][2]
Where DoorLoop is ahead.
A lower price at every size here
DoorLoop One is $239 a month billed monthly at 25 units and $840 at 400, and it includes a CAM report, online payments and eSignature. Compare the three sizes above.[1]
Money in and out
Tenants pay by card or ACH, and DoorLoop pays vendors and owners. Cornerhold records payments but doesn't move money yet.[1]
Bank sync and QuickBooks Online
DoorLoop syncs with your bank and with QuickBooks Online. Cornerhold imports bank files, and its QuickBooks Online sync isn't live yet.[1]
Leasing tools and portals on the first plan
Listings, applications, screening, eSignature, and tenant and owner portals come with DoorLoop One. Cornerhold has a leasing pipeline only, and its portals start on Firm.[1]
An app, an open API and SSO
DoorLoop's app is on the App Store, and it offers an open API, Zapier and single sign-on. Cornerhold's iPhone app isn't released, and it has no public API.[1][4]
Also not in Cornerhold yet
- A custom report builder. The standard reports (trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow, rent roll, aging, owner statements) export to Excel, PDF and CSV, but you can't design your own yet.
- Trust accounting. There is no trust accounting for managers who hold owner funds in trust accounts.
Where Cornerhold is ahead.
CAM caps
Cornerhold applies cumulative, non-cumulative and compounding caps, on controllable costs when the lease says so. DoorLoop's CAM page covers base years, gross-up, exclusions and admin fees, and doesn't mention caps.[2]
Every CAM line, with its evidence
DoorLoop's report reads expense totals by account from the property's profit and loss. Cornerhold works line by line: each expense ties to its invoice and the lease clause that allows it, with flags for capital items, duplicates and bills from the wrong period.[2]
Recovery terms read from the lease
Cornerhold's two AI readers draft each lease's share, base year, caps, exclusions, gross-up and admin fee, with the page for each, and the CAM setup uses them once you approve. DoorLoop's pages don't describe reading leases.[1][2]
A person approves every AI draft
Cornerhold's AI drafts and a person approves before anything is sent, posted or paid. DoorLoop's agents act on their own, with a supervision level you set. That's a different choice, not a flaw; pick the one that suits you.[1]
Who should pick which one.
DoorLoop is the better pick if
- Most of your portfolio is residential, with some commercial.
- You want online rent, bank sync, eSignature and screening today, at a lower monthly price.
- Your commercial leases have no CAM caps, and reconciling from profit and loss totals is enough.
- You want AI agents that answer tenants and run maintenance on their own.
Cornerhold is the better pick if
- Your leases cap CAM increases, and you need the caps applied correctly.
- You want each CAM line tied to its invoice and lease clause before statements go out.
- You want leases read with their pages cited, feeding the CAM setup.
- You want a person to approve everything the AI drafts.
Questions about Cornerhold and DoorLoop
Can I move from DoorLoop to Cornerhold?
Yes. The importer reads any spreadsheet, so rent rolls and ledgers in a spreadsheet come in, along with QuickBooks exports, lease PDFs, bills and bank files. It shows what it found before anything is saved.
Which DoorLoop prices does this page use?
The monthly-billing prices, so they line up with paying month to month. The yearly-billing prices DoorLoop shows first are in the notes under each figure.
Is Cornerhold new?
Yes. Cornerhold launched in October 2026, so it has no long customer track record or public reviews yet. Owner and Owner Plus start with 14 days free, without a card, so you can try it on your own leases before you decide.
Is there a Cornerhold mobile app?
The iPhone app is built but isn't on the App Store yet. Until it is, the website works on a phone.
What if I leave Cornerhold?
Owners and admins can export the whole organization at any time: every record as JSON and CSV, every stored file, and a README that explains each table. It works on every plan, even when the account is read-only.
Sources (checked October 2026)
- 1DoorLoop pricing page (monthly and yearly billing)
doorloop.com, checked October 23, 2026
- 2DoorLoop CAM Reconciliation Report page
doorloop.com, checked October 23, 2026
- 3DoorLoop integrations page
doorloop.com, checked October 23, 2026
- 4App Store: DoorLoop
apps.apple.com, checked October 23, 2026
Facts about other products come from their public pages on the dates shown; tell us if something changed.
Cornerhold isn't affiliated with DoorLoop. Its name is used only to say which product is compared. Cornerhold's own facts come from our pricing page and help center.
Set up your first property.
Owner and Owner Plus start with 14 days free, without a card. Bring a rent roll, QuickBooks files or lease PDFs, and you can set up your portfolio in about ten minutes. For a large portfolio, or if you want our team to move you in, ask about Enterprise.