Why Pay Jurny 10–20% When You Can Pay 3.9%?
TIDY delivers full end-to-end AI property management for just 3.9% — 13+ years of proven AI automation vs a newer entrant charging 2–5x more.
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Why People Leave Jurny
10–20% of your revenue goes to Jurny
Even at the low end, Jurny charges 2.5x what TIDY costs. On a $100K/year property, that’s $10,000–$20,000 vs TIDY’s $3,900.
Newer platform with less proven track record
Jurny is a newer entrant in the AI property management space. TIDY has been trusted for 13+ years by 100,000+ homeowners and property managers.
Limited operations scope
Jurny focuses on guest communication and check-in automation. TIDY delivers full end-to-end operations — cleaning, maintenance, vendor management, quality checks, and digital property records.
Select market availability
Jurny operates in specific markets. TIDY works nationwide with any property type.
TIDY vs Jurny
“Jurny’s approach was appealing but their scope was narrow — mostly guest communication. TIDY handles the full picture: cleaning schedules, maintenance, vendor messaging, quality tracking. And it costs less.”
— Ryan P.
Multi-property STR host
How It Works
1. Sign Up Free
Takes 90 seconds. No credit card required.
2. Connect Your Properties
Link your PMS, calendar, or add properties manually.
3. AI Handles Everything
Scheduling, messaging pros, maintenance — all automated.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Disclaimer: This content was reviewed in July 2026. TIDY is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Jurny, and all trademarks remain their property. We’ve aimed for accuracy and fairness, and any errors or inaccuracies are unintended. A "No" indicates a feature we could not confirm through publicly available information — if you see anything incorrect, please let us know and we will update it. We welcome corrections and will promptly address valid concerns. Before making decisions, customers should conduct independent research, consult an advisor, and consult an attorney.