Can I use Income Checker alongside TenantCloud?

Yes. Many landlords use TenantCloud for rent collection, maintenance requests, and lease management, then use Income Checker for faster bank-based income verification. The two tools complement each other.

Does Income Checker replace TenantCloud entirely?

Only if you just need income verification. If you rely on TenantCloud's PM features (rent collection, maintenance, leases), keep using it. Income Checker is a focused tool that does one thing well—verify income from bank data.

Why consider bank-based verification alongside TenantCloud?

A bank connection can reduce reliance on uploaded files and cover deposit-based income. Snappt now supports several methods, including bank linking, payroll, documents, and identity verification, so confirm which TenantCloud workflow is currently enabled.

What if an applicant doesn't have a bank account?

Income Checker requires a connected bank account. For the small percentage of applicants without one, you'd need a different approach—document collection, for example. TenantCloud's document-based method would work in those cases.

What legal rules apply to Income Checker reports?

Legal requirements depend on the data, purpose, jurisdiction, and how a report is used. Income Checker reports are informational, but landlords should confirm their obligations with qualified counsel.

Does Income Checker do credit or eviction checks?

No. Income Checker focuses exclusively on income verification through bank data. For credit, criminal, and eviction screening, use TenantCloud's built-in screening or a dedicated tenant screening service.

Income Checker vs. TenantCloud

Your income verification shouldn't depend on someone else's partnership

TenantCloud bundles verification into its property management platform through a Snappt integration. Snappt's current platform supports bank linking, connected payroll, document analysis, and identity verification, so buyers should confirm which methods TenantCloud currently enables. Income Checker takes a narrower path: applicants connect their bank and the landlord receives a deposit-based income report.

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Why Income Checker Wins

Focused vs. Multi-Method Verification

Income Checker centers on an applicant-authorized bank report. Snappt supports bank linking, connected payroll, document analysis, and identity verification; confirm which methods the TenantCloud integration enables.

Standalone or Integrated

TenantCloud uses a partner integration for verification. Income Checker is a standalone bank-income workflow built directly on Plaid, so compare provider ownership, support, and pricing responsibilities.

Pay for What You Need

TenantCloud charges $15-50/month for a full PM suite plus screening fees. If you already have a PM workflow and just need income verification, Income Checker charges $14.99 per check with nothing extra.

Feature Comparison

Feature	Income Checker	TenantCloud
Product Type	Income verification (standalone)	All-in-one PM platform
Income Data Source	Bank transactions (Plaid)	Confirm enabled Snappt methods
Time to Income Results	Under 60 seconds	Depends on enabled method
Self-Employed Coverage	Deposit-based income sources	Depends on enabled method
Rent Collection	Not included	Included
Background Screening	Not included	Included
Verification Independence	Own technology (Plaid direct)	Depends on Snappt partnership
Income Check Pricing	$14.99/verification	Bundled into $15-50/mo + fees

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