Castle charges a flat fee of $79 per month per unit
Max Nussenbaum · EP 345: Replacing Property Managers With $79 Flat Fee, $31k in MRR with Max Nussenbaum of EnterCastle.com · Jul 4, 2016 · at 2:28
Max Nussenbaum, co-founder of property management startup Castle, explains the company's subscription-based pricing model for residential real estate landlords.
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“We charge a flat fee of 79 dollars per month per rental unit. So it's just a basic subscription service.”
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