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Can you pay ClickPay (RealPage) resident payments with a credit card?

Yes. No card fee is published.

Based on the payment methods ClickPay (RealPage) resident payments publishes; where it lists no card option, we read that as no.

Last checked October 19, 2026 by Bill Router; spot-checked by a person October 20, 2026. How we check

Ways to pay ClickPay (RealPage) resident payments

WayAcceptedFeeNotes
Card on the biller's own siteYesNo fee publishedCard payments are offered only at some properties, and fees may apply. The exact card fee is shown in the Fee Chart on the Pay Now page and is not published elsewhere.
Bank account (ACH)YesFreeE-check (ACH) from a checking or savings account is the baseline option. Fees may apply for online payments; check the Fee Chart.

What it is worth for your rent payment

Example amount shown; change it to yours.

Way to payFee per paymentNet per year
Card on the biller's own site (no fee published)$0+$432
Bank account (ACH)$0$0

Rewards minus fees, twelve payments a year. A negative number means a card costs you money.

When a card is worth it

With no card fee published, a card that earns 2% turns a $1,800 rent payment into about $432 a year. Pay the card in full each month, and confirm the fee at checkout.

Watch out for

Card payments depend on the property, so check the Fee Chart on the Pay Now page before paying. ClickPay support now brands itself LOFT Payments by ClickPay.

Sources

  • Some properties also offer credit and debit card payments. Please note fees may apply for online payments. s.realpage.com · checked October 19, 2026
  • Residents can make e-check (ACH) payments directly from a checking or savings account s.realpage.com · checked October 19, 2026

Payment rules change. Every biller is re-checked at least every 180 days, and a page past that date is taken out of search until it is.

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