TransUnion ShareAble (Enterprise / Multifamily) Pricing 2026: Quote Only, No Inferred Rates
TransUnion ShareAble's enterprise quote-only model for multifamily portfolios, why pricing is blocked from automated verification, and how to scope a quote at portfolio scale.
The fast facts
| Category | Tenant screening |
| Pricing model | quote only |
| Cheapest published | Quote only |
| Free tier | No |
| Geographic coverage | United States. |
| Source | www.transunion.com/landlord/tenant-screening-services |
| Verified | 17 June 2026 |
Tier breakdown
| Tier | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise / Multifamily | Quote only | Bulk and portfolio landlord pricing. Criminal coverage powered by Asurint, credit data from TransUnion bureau. |
The pricing model in one paragraph
Enterprise quote-only product for multifamily portfolios. Public pricing URL returns HTTP 403 to automated verification. Distinct from SmartMove, which serves individual landlords at $25-$48 per report.
Notes from the pricing page
- Public pricing blocked from automated verification (HTTP 403).
- Individual landlords should use SmartMove ($25-$48 published) instead of ShareAble.
- Bulk and multifamily pricing is negotiated per portfolio; volumes above 200 reports per month typically receive material per-report discounts.
ShareAble vs SmartMove
TransUnion sells two distinct tenant-screening products and the naming overlap causes confusion. SmartMove is the individual-landlord product with published per-report pricing of $25 (Basic), $40 (Plus), $48 (Premium) plus tax. ShareAble is the enterprise multifamily product, sold quote-only. For portfolios above 50 units the ShareAble price will typically beat SmartMove's published per-report rate on volume, but pricing must be negotiated per portfolio.
What ShareAble sells
- Tenant credit reports (TransUnion bureau data).
- Criminal coverage powered by Asurint, searching national, state, and county databases.
- Eviction history.
- Income verification and identity check (configurable).
- API integration for property management systems.
- Bulk and portfolio landlord pricing negotiated per contract.
Why we cannot show a per-report rate
The ShareAble pricing page returns HTTP 403 Forbidden to automated verification. We do not publish inferred per-report rates because they cannot be cited to TransUnion. Pricing is negotiated per portfolio based on annual report volume, integration scope, and configuration depth.
What to ask in the ShareAble sales call
- Per-report rate at 100 / 500 / 2,000 reports per month volume. Get a sliding scale.
- Bundle composition: which of credit / criminal / eviction / income / identity are in the base report and which are add-ons?
- Property management system integration: Yardi, RealPage, AppFolio, Rentec. Integration fees and timeline.
- Sales tax handling: gross or net of state sales tax. SmartMove published rates are pre-tax; clarify ShareAble.
- How ShareAble per-report pricing compares to SmartMove's $25 / $40 / $48 published rates at your portfolio volume.
When ShareAble makes sense
For multifamily portfolios above 50 units or screening above 100 applicants per month, ShareAble's negotiated per-report rate typically beats SmartMove's published per-report pricing. The trade-off is the procurement timeline (typically 4 to 8 weeks for an enterprise contract) and the integration scope (property management system connector configuration adds setup time).
When to use SmartMove instead
Individual landlords with 1 to 50 units should use SmartMove's published per-report rates rather than scoping a ShareAble quote. At those volumes, the operational overhead of an enterprise contract exceeds the unit-economics benefit.
Try it in the calculator
The multi-vendor calculator includes TransUnion ShareAble alongside the rest of the workforce, tenant, and consumer-KYC field. Enter your monthly verification volume to see how TransUnion ShareAble's pricing model compares against published alternatives.
Where to go next
- Multi-vendor calculator, estimate annual cost at your volume.
- Tenant screening, full category breakdown and side-by-side comparison.
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- Methodology, every source URL and verification date.