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Stop Paying for Repairs You Could Have Prevented

FixReminder is maintenance scheduling for small landlords. Set up recurring tasks once, get email reminders before anything is due, and stop tracking this stuff in your head.

No credit card. 1 property, 10 tasks, free forever.

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Properties

3

Active Tasks

12

Completed (30d)

8

TaskPropertyDueStatus
HVAC Filter Change123 Oak StMar 15Upcoming
Smoke Detector Test456 Pine AveMar 12Due Soon
Gutter Cleaning123 Oak StMar 8Overdue
Water Heater Flush789 Elm DrMar 20Upcoming
Pest Control Service456 Pine AveMar 25Upcoming

A $14 Filter. A $380 Service Call.

Last year I got an HVAC service call for $380. The tech showed me the filter. It had been clogged for six months. A $14 part, ignored because I didn't have a system.

That's how maintenance slips. Not because you don't care. Because you're busy, and routine tasks don't announce themselves until they're already a problem.

Spreadsheets don't send reminders. Google Calendar has no structure. Property management platforms built for 200-unit operations are overkill for someone with two rentals.

FixReminder fills that gap.

Set It Up Once. It Runs Itself.

Step 1

Add your properties

Add one property or five. Name them, add units, and you're ready to start.

Step 2

Set up your recurring tasks

HVAC filters every three months. Smoke detectors every year. Gutters every six months. Set how often they repeat and assign them to a property.

Step 3

Get reminded before things are due

You get an email before each task is due. If something goes overdue, you get a daily reminder until it's marked complete. Nothing falls through.

Everything You Need. Nothing You Don't.

Recurring tasks that actually repeat

Set an HVAC filter reminder for every 90 days and it fires every 90 days. No re-entering. No copying events in Google Calendar. Tasks repeat automatically until you turn them off.

Email reminders before it's a problem

You get a reminder before each task is due, enough time to actually do something about it. If a task goes overdue, you get a daily nudge until it's marked complete.

A history log for every property

Every completed task is logged with the date. If a tenant questions when the smoke detectors were last tested, or an inspector asks about your HVAC maintenance, you have a record.

Set up in under 5 minutes

Add your property, pick from task templates or create your own, and you're done. This is not a full property management platform. It does one thing and does it well.

The Right Tool for the Job

FixReminderSpreadsheet + CalendarFull PM Software
Recurring remindersYesManualYes
Per-property historyYesMaybeYes
Overdue escalationYesNoYes
Setup time5 minutesHoursDays
Price (1-5 units)Free - $9/moFree$55+/mo
Built for small landlordsYesNot reallyNo

Start Free. Upgrade When You Need To.

Most landlords with 1-3 properties use the free plan for months. You don't need to upgrade until you have more units or want SMS reminders.

Free

For landlords just getting started

$0/mo
  • 1 property
  • 10 active tasks
  • Email reminders
  • Completion history
MOST POPULAR

Pro-5

For landlords with up to 5 units

$9/mo

or $90/year (save 2 months)

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Up to 5 units
  • Unlimited tasks
  • Task templates

Pro-20

For growing portfolios

$19/mo

or $190/year (save 2 months)

Everything in Pro-5, plus:

  • Up to 20 units
  • SMS reminders
  • Tenant maintenance requests

Need more? See all plans including Pro-50 and Business

One avoided HVAC service call pays for three years of Pro-5. That's the math.

Why I Built This

I own a couple of rental properties. I tried tracking maintenance in a spreadsheet. I tried calendar reminders. I tried a notes app. None of it stuck because none of it reminded me when to do things.

Then I got a $380 HVAC service call for a filter that should have been replaced months earlier.

I looked for a simple tool that would just send me reminders. Everything I found was either a full property management platform with features I didn't need or a generic to-do app with no maintenance logic. So I built FixReminder.

It does one thing: keeps routine maintenance from falling through the cracks. For landlords who have a day job and 1-5 properties, that's the whole job.

Common Questions

I only have one property. Do I need this?

The free plan was built for exactly that. One property, ten tasks, email reminders. No card required. Add your property, set up three recurring tasks, and see if it's useful. Takes about five minutes.

How is this different from Google Calendar reminders?

Calendar reminders have no structure. No per-property organization, no recurring maintenance logic, no completion history, and no overdue tracking. When you miss something in Google Calendar, you find out when the tech shows up. FixReminder keeps a log of everything. You always know what's overdue, what's coming up, and when each task was last done.

How long does setup take?

Most people are fully set up in under five minutes. Add property, add three tasks, done. You don't need to set up everything on day one. Add tasks as you think of them.

What types of maintenance tasks can I track?

Anything that repeats: HVAC filter changes, smoke detector tests, CO detector tests, gutter cleaning, pest control, water heater flushes, lawn care, roof inspections, lease renewals. If you can name it and give it a schedule, it goes in FixReminder.

Is $9/month worth it for two rentals?

One avoided service call, even a minor one, pays for a year of Pro-5. A forgotten HVAC filter leads to a service call that costs $300-$400. The math works in year one.

What happens when a task is overdue?

Overdue tasks trigger daily reminder emails until you mark them complete. You can also see all overdue tasks in your dashboard at a glance. The overdue list never silently grows.

Set It Up in Five Minutes

Add your first property free. Set up a few recurring tasks. See what's already overdue. No card required.

Free plan: 1 property, 10 tasks, email reminders. Upgrade anytime.

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