Skip to content
Cornerhold
Start free trial

Cornerhold vs Re-Leased for commercial property.

Re-Leased is the product closest to Cornerhold in shape: commercial first, with lease administration, CAM and AI that a person reviews. The differences are in how each keeps the books, how the AI shows its work, and how you buy it. Checked October 23, 2026, from public pages linked at the foot of the page.

Who each is built for
Re-Leased
Commercial property owners and managers. Its US site names owner-operators with 5 to 50 or more properties and management firms with 20 to 500 or more.[2]
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.
Who should pick which

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 allocation

    Cornerhold

    YesPools for CAM, tax, insurance and more; estimates, monthly billing and year-end statements with a backup package.

    Re-Leased

    YesPro-rata by area or usage, weighted shares and anchor carve-outs.[2]

  • CAM caps

    Cornerhold

    YesCumulative, non-cumulative and compounding caps, on controllable costs when the lease says so.

    Re-Leased

    YesFixed CAM caps.[2]

  • Base years and gross-up

    Cornerhold

    YesBase years and expense stops, gross-up, exclusions and admin fees, set per lease.

    Re-Leased

    Not listedNot mentioned on its US commercial page.[2]

  • Year-end reconciliation

    Cornerhold

    YesEach tenant reconciled under its own lease, with every line traced to its invoice and lease clause.

    Re-Leased

    YesBudget against actual, with variance per tenant.[2]

  • Percentage rent and tenant sales

    Cornerhold

    PartlyThe lease abstract records the clause; no tenant sales reporting or calculation.

    Re-Leased

    YesCalculation, tenant sales capture and breakpoints.[2]

  • Accounting

    Cornerhold

    YesIts own double-entry books per owner entity, with bank reconciliation and period close.

    Re-Leased

    Accounting in Core and Pro, with connections to Xero, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks and NetSuite.[1][2]

  • Trust accounting

    Cornerhold

    NoNot built.

    Re-Leased

    YesOffered.[1][2]

  • AI lease reading

    Cornerhold

    YesOn every plan: two AI readers draft 73 fields, each answer shows its page and quote, and you approve.

    Re-Leased

    Add-onCredia Extract, in the paid Credia Plus add-on; the US pricing page lists leases as coming soon.[1][3]

  • How the AI shows its sources

    Cornerhold

    YesTwo readers side by side; every answer quotes the lease with its page.

    Re-Leased

    Add-onCredia Advise answers with links to the source, in Credia Plus.[1][3]

  • AI that reads your email

    Cornerhold

    NoNot offered.

    Re-Leased

    YesCredia Action turns tenant and supplier emails into tasks and drafts, with approval.[3]

  • Your data in Claude or ChatGPT

    Cornerhold

    YesChatGPT, Claude and Grok, read only, on Owner Plus and up.

    Re-Leased

    Not listedNot listed on its AI page.[3]

  • Online rent payments

    Cornerhold

    NoNot yet. Payments are recorded in the books.

    Re-Leased

    YesRe-Leased Pay, in Core and Pro.[1]

  • Paying owners and contractors

    Cornerhold

    NoNot yet. Bills and owner distributions are recorded, not paid from here.

    Re-Leased

    YesMulti-owner and contractor disbursements.[1]

  • Tenant portal

    Cornerhold

    PartlyTenant and owner portals on Firm and up.

    Re-Leased

    YesIn Core and Pro.[1]

  • Staff seats

    Cornerhold

    3, 10 or unlimited staff seats, by plan.

    Re-Leased

    YesUnlimited users in Core and Pro.[1]

  • Single sign-on, API and eSignature

    Cornerhold

    NoNo single sign-on, public API or eSignature.

    Re-Leased

    Add-onSSO and API as add-ons; DocuSign on Pro.[1]

  • Published prices and trial

    Cornerhold

    YesPrices per suite on every self-serve plan; Owner and Owner Plus start with 14 days free.

    Re-Leased

    NoRequest pricing on every plan.[1]

  • Countries

    Cornerhold

    United States, in US dollars.

    Re-Leased

    Sites and pricing pages for the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.[1][4]

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.

25 suites

An owner with three buildings

Cornerhold

  • Owner$299

    25 suites included; 3 staff seats. Billed yearly: $249 a month.

Re-Leased

  • Re-Leased Core or ProNot published

    Request pricing.[1]

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.

Re-Leased

  • Re-Leased Core or ProNot published

    Request pricing.[1]

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.

Re-Leased

  • Re-Leased Core or ProNot published

    Request pricing.[1]

  • Re-Leased publishes no prices: every plan on its pricing pages says Request Pricing, and Enterprise is for more than 1,000 tenancies.[1]
  • When you ask for a quote, add the accounting system it connects to, and Credia Plus if you want lease extraction.[1][3]

Where Re-Leased is ahead.

  • Rent paid online

    Re-Leased Pay is in Core and Pro, and Re-Leased handles owner and contractor disbursements. Cornerhold doesn't take or send payments yet.[1]

  • Percentage rent with tenant sales

    Re-Leased captures tenant sales and calculates percentage rent with breakpoints. Cornerhold records the clause but doesn't calculate it.[2]

  • Your accounting system, and trust accounting

    Re-Leased connects to Xero, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks and NetSuite, and offers trust accounting. Cornerhold keeps its own books, has no trust accounting, and its QuickBooks Online sync isn't live yet.[1][2]

  • AI that works your inbox

    Credia Action reads tenant and supplier emails and suggests tasks, work orders and replies for approval. Cornerhold's AI doesn't read email.[3]

  • Unlimited users and custom reports

    Core and Pro have unlimited users, Pro saves up to 100 custom reports, and SSO and an API are add-ons. Cornerhold limits staff seats below its Firm plan, has no custom report builder, and has no public API.[1]

  • A longer track record

    Re-Leased says more than 375,000 leases are managed on its platform, across several countries. Cornerhold launched in October 2026 and serves the US only.[1][4]

Also not in Cornerhold yet

  • Live bank feeds. You import bank files (OFX, QFX or CSV) and reconcile them with suggested matches. There is no live connection to your bank yet.
  • Portals on every plan. Tenant and owner portals start on the Firm plan.
  • A released iPhone app. The Cornerhold iPhone app isn't on the App Store yet. The website works on a phone in the meantime.

Where Cornerhold is ahead.

  • Lease reading on every plan

    Cornerhold reads leases with two AI readers on every plan. At Re-Leased, lease extraction is part of Credia Plus, a paid add-on, and its US pricing page lists leases as coming soon.[1][3]

  • The AI shows its work, page by page

    Cornerhold's two readers, from different companies, read each lease separately; every answer quotes the lease with its page, and where they disagree you see both before you approve. Re-Leased says extracted data comes ready for review and Advise answers link to their source.[3]

  • Books built in

    Cornerhold keeps double-entry books per owner entity, with bank reconciliation and period close, so the CAM, the rent roll and the ledger are one system. Re-Leased's US pages lead with connections to outside accounting software.[1][2]

  • Base years, stops and gross-up

    Cornerhold applies base years and expense stops, gross-up and three kinds of caps per lease. Re-Leased's US commercial page lists fixed CAM caps and doesn't mention base years or gross-up.[2]

  • Prices you can see

    Cornerhold publishes its prices. Owner and Owner Plus start with 14 days free, without a card. Re-Leased asks you to request pricing for every plan.[1]

Who should pick which one.

Re-Leased is the better pick if

  • You want tenants paying online, and owners and contractors paid out, today.
  • You keep your books in Xero, Sage Intacct or NetSuite and want to stay there.
  • You have retail percentage rent with tenant sales reporting.
  • You need trust accounting, single sign-on, an API or DocuSign.
  • You operate outside the US, or you want a vendor with years of commercial customers.

Cornerhold is the better pick if

  • You want the books, the rent roll and the CAM in one system, without a separate accounting package.
  • You want AI lease reading on every plan, with the page behind each term.
  • Your leases have base years, expense stops or gross-up.
  • You'd rather see prices and try it than request a quote.

Questions about Cornerhold and Re-Leased

Can I move from Re-Leased 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.

Does Cornerhold connect to Xero or NetSuite?

No. Cornerhold keeps its own books. Live QuickBooks Online sync is coming; today you can import QuickBooks export files.

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)

  1. 1
    Re-Leased US pricing page (plans, add-ons and features)

    re-leased.com, checked October 23, 2026

  2. 2
    Re-Leased US commercial property software page

    re-leased.com, checked October 23, 2026

  3. 3
    Re-Leased AI page, Credia (updated March 11, 2026)

    re-leased.com, checked October 23, 2026

  4. 4
    Re-Leased home page

    re-leased.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 Re-Leased. 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.

Start free trialTalk to us