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Compiled from each vendor pricing, product and comparison pages, checked on September 21, 2026. Both platforms sell lease administration and ASC 842 accounting to US tenants. The gaps are in pricing, standards and integrations.
| Software | Core job | Lease abstraction | Published price | Start without a demo | Standards named | ERP connection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LeaseAbstractors This tool | Turn lease PDFs into structured, source linked data | AI abstraction is the whole product, every field links to its clause | Yes, from $49 a month on our pricing page | Yes, upload a lease with no demo | Feeds whatever standard your platform applies | Excel, CSV, JSON and API |
| Leasecake | Lease administration and lease accounting for multi location operators | AI assisted, with expert validation, up to 20 free for new customers | No. Stated as less than 1% of rent | No, Ask Us About Pricing or book a demo | ASC 842 and IFRS 16, GASB not named | ERP integration listed, no system named |
| Occupier | Lease administration for tenants, with accounting and deal add-ons | AI abstraction with in-house review, plus paid abstraction services | No. Per lease, per module, 20 lease minimum | No, free tour or request pricing | ASC 842, IFRS 16, GASB 87 and FRS 102 | Prebuilt NetSuite, exports to SAP and Oracle |
Each vendor runs a comparison page about the other, and each says the other falls short on abstraction review. Those are competitor claims, so test both on your own lease. Pricing changes, so confirm with each vendor before you sign.
Both will track your critical dates and run ASC 842 schedules for a US tenant. Six questions separate them, and most are answered on public pages before either sales team calls.
Leasecake anchors its price to rent and says it costs less than 1% of it. Occupier prices per lease and per module from a 20 lease minimum. A 25 location franchise with high rents and a 300 lease portfolio with modest rents will get very different answers from the same two vendors.
Both cover ASC 842 and IFRS 16. Occupier also names GASB 87 and FRS 102 on its Lease Accounting add-on. Leasecake does not name GASB on its accounting page, which matters for any public sector buyer.
Both say AI reads the lease and people verify it. Each vendor comparison page says the other one falls short on that review. Ask each to run the review live on your messiest lease with amendments.
Occupier lists a prebuilt NetSuite integration and exports to SAP and Oracle, with custom integrations for an extra fee. Leasecake lists ERP integration without naming a system on the pages we checked.
Both sell it. Occupier runs deal pipelines from LOI to close as an add-on. Leasecake lists deal management, portfolio analysis and due diligence as platform modules.
Occupier states unlimited users on every tier. Leasecake does not state a user limit on its pricing page, so get the answer in the quote.
The cheapest step rules out the most options, and the demo you book last is the one you are best prepared for.
You need both numbers. Occupier will quote on lease count from a 20 lease floor, and Leasecake frames its price against rent. Write both down before either call.
Take your most typical lease and your messiest one and pull the terms out here. You get your true field list and a clean file to hand both vendors.
Both vendors say a human checks every AI abstraction. Give each the same document and compare what they catch against your own abstract.
Same lease count, same standards, same ERP connector, same term. Then compare total annual cost including add-ons.
Direct answers for a real estate or finance lead with both vendors open in browser tabs, checked against each vendor site on September 21, 2026.
Leasecake and Occupier sell the same core product to the same buyer: lease administration software for US tenants with multi location portfolios, with ASC 842 lease accounting on top. Both now say they use AI to read leases and a human team to check the output. Neither publishes a dollar price. The real differences are in how each one prices, which accounting standards each names, how the accounting side connects to your ERP, and who each vendor says it is built for. Everything below was checked on each vendor site on September 21, 2026.
Neither wins outright. Leasecake is the stronger fit for a franchise, restaurant, fitness or dental group that wants a fast rollout and a price tied to its rent bill. Occupier is the stronger fit for a finance led team that needs GASB 87 or FRS 102, a prebuilt NetSuite connection, or Excel exports that carry their formulas. If you only need clean lease data to start either one, you can pull it out of your PDFs first with a dedicated lease abstraction tool.
Nobody can say from public pages, because neither prints a price. Leasecake states that it costs less than 1% of rent, and its pricing page routes everything else to an Ask Us About Pricing button. Occupier prices per lease and per module, with a minimum of 20 leases on its Basic and Professional tiers and no per seat charge. Occupier also writes on its own comparison page that Leasecake is often presented at a lower price point. Treat that as a competitor claim and get both quotes in writing for the same lease count.
Leasecake does not publish a dollar figure. Its pricing page says the product costs less than 1% of rent, lists no tiers with prices, and offers up to 20 free lease abstractions for new customers, with terms and conditions. Some software directories print per location prices for Leasecake, but those figures do not appear anywhere on its site. Our Leasecake pricing breakdown shows how to turn the rent ratio into a budget ceiling.
Occupier does not publish a dollar figure either. Its pricing plan page describes three tiers, Basic, Professional and Enterprise, and says every customer starts with Lease Administration, that each tier includes a minimum of 20 leases, and that extra leases are priced per lease. Lease Accounting, Deal Management, Business Licenses and Equipment Leases are add-ons. Users are unlimited. The detail is in our Occupier pricing guide.
| Pricing question | Leasecake | Occupier |
|---|---|---|
| Dollar price published | No | No |
| What the price is based on | Stated as less than 1% of rent | Per lease and per module |
| Published minimum | None stated | 20 leases on each tier |
| Users | Not stated on the pricing page | Unlimited |
| Lease accounting | Part of one platform with admin | Paid add-on to Lease Administration |
| Free offer | Up to 20 free lease abstractions, terms apply, and a 24 point lease audit | A free tour and a free portfolio health assessment |
Compiled from leasecake.com/pricing, leasecake.com/lease-abstraction, occupier.com/pricing-plan and each vendor comparison page, September 21, 2026.
Yes. Leasecake markets AI assisted abstraction paired with expert validation and says high quality CRE lease experts QA every abstraction. It offers new customers up to 20 free abstractions. Occupier, on its own comparison page, says Leasecake customers told it that no human checks the AI abstraction. The two claims contradict each other, so ask Leasecake to show you the review step on one of your own leases.
Yes. Occupier sells AI Lease Abstraction and says every lease is reviewed by its in-house abstraction team before it is published, with ambiguous dates flagged and confirmed with you. It also sells lease abstraction services as an add-on when you need extra support. Leasecake, on its comparison page, says quality control at Occupier requires secondary validation and slows as volume grows. Again, both are vendor claims about a rival.
Occupier. Its Lease Accounting add-on names ASC 842, IFRS 16, GASB 87 and FRS 102. Leasecake names ASC 842 and IFRS 16 on its lease accounting page and does not name GASB. A county, school district or public university should shortlist Occupier on the public evidence, and compare it with the field on our GASB 87 lease accounting software page.
Occupier lists a prebuilt NetSuite integration and journal entry export to NetSuite, SAP and Oracle, with custom ERP integrations as an extra fee. Its Excel exports include the underlying formulas. Leasecake lists ERP and financial integration among its accounting features and does not name a specific ERP on the pages we checked. If you close in NetSuite, ask Leasecake for the exact connector before the demo ends.
Multi location operators. Its customer stories are franchise and service brands such as Tropical Smoothie Cafe, MB2 Dental, Foodtastic and White Castle, and it says new customers start getting value in 1 to 3 months instead of 6 or more with enterprise platforms. It also runs deal management, portfolio analysis and due diligence modules.
Tenant side teams where real estate and finance share one record. Occupier sells into retail, restaurant, corporate, fitness, franchisee and healthcare, and pitches a dedicated account manager and an in-house CPA on every account. Its references include controllers at Van Leeuwen and Yoshinoya. It also sells to brokers.
Export every lease record and every amendment, then re-check the migrated data against the source documents, because migration is where old keying errors surface. The fastest way to do that check is to re-abstract the leases from the PDFs and compare field by field. Our guide on migrating lease data to new software walks through it.
Before either contract, and alongside either one after. Upload a lease here and get base rent, escalations, commencement and expiration dates, renewal and termination options, CAM terms and critical dates as structured fields, each linked to the clause it came from. Export to Excel or CSV and load it into Leasecake or Occupier, or keep it as your independent check on whatever their review team publishes. Our plans start at $49 a month, published on our pricing page. For the wider field, see Leasecake alternatives and Occupier alternatives.
Pricing model and accounting depth. Leasecake says it costs less than 1% of rent and targets multi location operators. Occupier prices per lease from a 20 lease minimum, sells lease accounting as an add-on and names GASB 87 and FRS 102 alongside ASC 842 and IFRS 16.
No. Neither shows a dollar amount. Leasecake gives a ratio, less than 1% of rent. Occupier gives a model: per lease, per module, a 20 lease minimum and unlimited users. Both require a quote.
Both sell hard into that market. Leasecake leans on franchise and dental brands and a 1 to 3 month rollout. Occupier leans on restaurant controllers and its NetSuite journal entry export. Pick on your ERP and on how each handles your amendments.
Occupier, on the public evidence, because it names GASB 87 on its Lease Accounting add-on and Leasecake names only ASC 842 and IFRS 16.
Yes. Both say AI extracts the terms and a human team reviews them. Leasecake offers up to 20 free abstractions to new customers. Occupier also sells abstraction services as an add-on.
Yes, and it makes the demos shorter. Upload the leases here, export the fields to Excel or CSV, and give both vendors the same file to build a schedule from.
Neither lists a self serve free trial. Leasecake offers free abstractions and a 24 point lease audit. Occupier offers a free tour and a free portfolio health assessment.
The wider field of Leasecake competitors, with pricing models side by side.
Learn moreWhere Occupier fits and what else tenant side teams shortlist.
Learn moreThe other Occupier matchup, against the CoStar owned platform.
Learn moreLeasecake against an accounting first vendor with lessor support.
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