Dropping TenantCloud due to increase in fees. Who do you use?

[Mike A.]

Sadly we're moving away from TenantCloud as they are now going to be charging $1.25 per ACH transfer.  Since we have dozens of tenants, this is not going to go well.  We've already informed the tenants of the fees, and many are pretty pissed.  I understand CC fees, but ACH fees are not being received very well.

Why do you guys use?  

[Nathan Gesner]

Quote from @Mike A.:

Sadly we're moving away from TenantCloud as they are now going to be charging $1.25 per ACH transfer.  Since we have dozens of tenants, this is not going to go well.  We've already informed the tenants of the fees, and many are pretty pissed.  I understand CC fees, but ACH fees are not being received very well.

Why do you guys use?  

ACH fees are pretty common. Is it really worth your time/effort to switch software over this?

Personally, I eat the ACH fee because I want to make it easy for my tenants to pay rent every month. I have almost 300 renters paying via ACH and it's worth every penny. As a Landlord, can't you afford to eat $1.25 a month in exchange for the comfort of knowing payments are on time? The cost of mailing a payment via check is $0.60 plus the time it takes to deposit it in the bank. ACH is cheaper, easier, and faster.