ButterflyMX Review for Landlords Managing Multiple Rental Properties

The research in brief

ButterflyMX is a good - not unequivocally strong - fit for multi-property landlord security management when the priority is centralized cloud access control, tenant and visitor credential management, and remote administration of shared property entry points. Three of seven platforms named ButterflyMX during the ranking stage, at an average listed rank of 3.33 and a best listed rank of 1. The strongest reason to consider it is remote, turnover-friendly credential management tied to property management software integrations. The main limitation is that public materials do not fully document one-account portfolio administration, and pricing, contract terms, and independent reliability evidence remain incomplete.

Research Snapshot

Why ButterflyMX Qualified for This Study

Questions explored

• Is ButterflyMX a good choice for multi-property landlord security management?
• How many AI platforms recommended ButterflyMX for landlords managing multiple rental properties?

ButterflyMX qualified because three of the seven platforms in this study named it during ranking discovery for multi-property landlord security management: Anthropic, OpenAI, and Perplexity. That is 42.9% of included platform responses, with an average listed rank of 3.33 and a best listed rank of 1 (Claude).

The remaining four platforms - DeepSeek, Google, Grok, and Kimi - produced fit research on ButterflyMX but did not name it in the ranking stage, so their inclusion here reflects fit analysis rather than a ranking endorsement. Platform fit ratings were not uniform: Grok rated the fit "strong," while Anthropic, DeepSeek, Google, OpenAI, and Perplexity rated it "good," and Kimi rated it "mixed."

Qualification for this study does not establish product quality. It establishes that a majority of the platforms that ranked candidates placed ButterflyMX in the consideration set for this specific use case, and that the platform's own materials describe capabilities aligned with the category criteria: multi-property account management, tenant access code management, remote administration across units, cost scalability, and turnover-friendly reconfiguration.

The service or product in focus

Questions explored

• Which ButterflyMX product should a landlord managing multiple rental properties evaluate first?
• Does ButterflyMX's multifamily platform support remote administration across several buildings?

The relevant offering is the ButterflyMX Cloud-Based Access Control Platform, including the Multifamily Access Control Platform. Platforms described it in overlapping but not identical terms: OpenAI and Anthropic referenced the cloud-based and multifamily platforms with multi-property remote management, while Perplexity and Grok referenced the access control platform and multifamily platform together.

ButterflyMX describes cloud access control as enabling management of multiple buildings, remote administration, and instant credential updates ^[8]. The company states that property managers can manage the entire system from any smartphone or computer and can manage one building or an entire portfolio ^[10]. ButterflyMX also states there are no technical limits on the number of properties managed within the system and that teams can use the same platform whether managing a handful of buildings or a large portfolio ^[6].

The multifamily platform provides web-based resident-permission management, remote access, visitor passes, delivery PINs, entry photos, and PMS integration claims ^[15]. Supported access methods include mobile apps, fobs, PIN codes, and keycards ^[12]. ButterflyMX also states the platform unifies video intercoms, access control, and security cameras across a building ^[2].

One naming caveat: the entity's supplied official website URL points to a vacation-rental access control blog post, which may not fully represent the multifamily product offering ^[1]. Buyers should confirm the exact product SKU and plan name in writing.

What the AI Platforms Agreed About

Questions explored

• What do AI platforms agree ButterflyMX does well for landlords with multiple rental properties?
• Is ButterflyMX's remote tenant credential management considered a strength across platforms?

Platforms broadly agreed on four capabilities. First, remote administration: ButterflyMX states that remote management allows teams to control access and monitor activity across all buildings from a single platform ^[6], and that property managers can improve efficiency by handling access requests remotely in real time ^[6]. Perplexity's research found the company says administrators can manage users, permissions, and entry activity for all locations from one dashboard ^[8].

Second, tenant credential management: the platform supports virtual keys, temporary access codes, and smartphone-based entry with remote issuance and revocation ^[13]. ButterflyMX states credentials can be issued or revoked instantly ^[9].

Third, turnover-friendly reconfiguration: ButterflyMX states cloud-based systems can update access permissions instantly when a tenant moves out without rekeying locks ^[11]. A company case study reports Meridian Property Management deployed ButterflyMX across 15 apartment buildings in three months and that after integrating with Yardi, rent roll changes automatically sync with the intercom directory ^[21]. This is company-owned evidence, not independent verification.

Fourth, PMS integration: ButterflyMX advertises integrations with Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, and AppFolio ^[38], and independent directory listings confirm a Rent Manager integration ^[48] and a Yardi marketplace listing ^[51].

Where the AI Platforms Disagreed or Were Uncertain

Questions explored

• Is ButterflyMX's multi-property account management actually documented, or is it unclear?
• Do AI platforms disagree about ButterflyMX's reliability for multi-property landlords?

The sharpest disagreement concerns portfolio administration. ButterflyMX states there are no technical limits on properties managed ^[6], but OpenAI's research found that reviewed public materials do not specify portfolio hierarchy, cross-property role permissions, consolidated reporting, or whether all properties can be administered under one landlord account without separate contracts. DeepSeek reached a similar conclusion, noting that public sources do not clearly confirm whether a single account can administer multiple properties under one dashboard.

A related conflict concerns the mobile app. One independent user report states that users managing multiple ButterflyMX properties must manually switch profiles in the app before visiting each property ^[44]. A Grok-cited video describes a Front Desk Station with a property switcher requiring no login or logout ^[52]. These accounts may describe different products or different app versions; the conflict is unresolved in the supplied evidence.

Reliability evidence is mixed. Independent reviews report occasional delays unlocking doors or gates through the mobile app ^[47], intermittent notification or connectivity issues resulting in missed visitor calls ^[47], and hardware reliability concerns or outages with varying experiences ^[47]. One review states the system appears as two separate systems within one device ecosystem and that intercom and access control may not be in sync at times ^[50]. No published SLA or uptime percentage was identified.

Pricing conflicts are material. ButterflyMX publishes a $30–$42 per apartment unit per year software range ^[12] and separately lists $20 per month per controlled door, gate, or elevator ^[19]. An independent buyer's guide cites $10–$25 per unit per month and estimates $6,000–$15,000 annually for a 50-unit building ^[37]. These figures are not reconciled in the supplied sources.

Features for this home service need

Questions explored

• Does ButterflyMX support bulk tenant credential changes across multiple rental properties?
• Can ButterflyMX handle visitor and vendor access for landlords managing several buildings?

Capabilities map unevenly to the five category criteria.

Multi-property account management - advantage, with documentation gaps. ButterflyMX describes centralized management of multiple buildings and locations ^[8] and states teams can manage an entire portfolio from one dashboard ^[10]. The company states there are no technical limits on properties managed ^[6]. However, OpenAI and DeepSeek both found that portfolio hierarchy, cross-property role permissions, and consolidated reporting are not fully documented in reviewed public materials.

Tenant access code management - advantage. The multifamily platform provides a web-based dashboard for managing resident permissions, supports mobile access, fobs, PIN codes, and keycards, and can review time- and date-stamped entry photos ^[15]. PMS integrations may automate resident-directory updates ^[38]. Bulk import, bulk revocation, and scheduled cross-property access changes are not established in the reviewed materials.

Remote administration across units - advantage. Property managers can manage permissions and change access from any smartphone or computer ^[19]. ButterflyMX describes managing doors, gates, garages, and elevators from one cloud-based platform ^[19].

Cost scalability - neutral to limitation. Costs scale with units or controlled entry points rather than offering documented portfolio discounts. Hardware is a one-time purchase; a company sales document lists example access-control prices for readers, controllers, vehicle readers, and credentials ^[26]. Independent sources cite hardware at $3,995–$6,495 per intercom panel ^[40] and $3,995–$6,995 for configurations ^[49].

Turnover-friendly reconfiguration - advantage. ButterflyMX states credentials can be updated as residents move in or out ^[8] and that permissions update instantly at move-out without rekeying ^[11]. A company case study reports Meridian eliminated eight hours monthly of manual directory updates across 15 buildings after PMS integration ^[21].

Scope limitation. The relevant product is primarily cloud-based property access control and visitor management, with optional modules such as cameras, vehicle access, package rooms, smart locks, and elevator controls. It should not be treated as a guaranteed crime-prevention system or automatically as a monitored intrusion-alarm service ^[4].

Pricing, contracts, and ongoing costs

Questions explored

• How much does ButterflyMX cost per unit or per door for a multi-property landlord?
• What contract, cancellation, and renewal terms apply to ButterflyMX for a multi-property portfolio?

Public pricing is partly disclosed but not fully transparent, and the supplied sources conflict. ButterflyMX states that owners pay one-time hardware costs and annual software fees, and publishes a $30–$42 per-apartment-unit annual software range ^[12]. Separately, ButterflyMX lists $20 per month per door, gate, or elevator controlled by access control hardware ^[19].

Independent estimates diverge further. One buyer's guide cites monthly fees per unit typically ranging $10–$25 depending on features and service level, and estimates $500–$1,250 monthly or $6,000–$15,000 annually for a 50-unit building ^[37]. Another independent source cites hardware at $3,995–$6,495 per intercom panel plus software at $30–$42 per unit per year ^[40]. A third cites hardware configurations from $3,995 to $6,995 ^[49]. DeepSeek's research found no publicly listed pricing at all, with costs quoted per building ^[17], and Kimi likewise found no specific prices. These are platform-reported figures, not independently verified.

Additional costs that are not included in the published per-unit software range: installation, electrical or network work, door hardware, locks, commissioning, training, integrations, and taxes ^[12]. Installation is estimated at $200–$1,500 depending on building complexity ^[37]. Monthly fees are described as covering cloud hosting, mobile app access, software updates, and customer support ^[37], and hosting and software fees include mobile app updates and support ^[42].

Contract terms are largely undisclosed. ButterflyMX's terms state the subscription term is set forth in the applicable Order Form ^[20], and that either party may terminate for breach uncured after 30-day notice ^[20]. A subscriber may terminate by closing the account and stopping all access or use of the services ^[23]. ButterflyMX's terms also state the company may suspend, disable, or delete an account with or without notice, that services are provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE," and that total liability is capped at $100 (official:C2). No public minimum term, auto-renewal, early-termination charge, price-escalation limit, or data-portability commitment was identified ^[12].

Best Suited For

Questions explored

• Who gets the most value from ButterflyMX for multi-property landlord security management?
• Is ButterflyMX worth it for landlords with high tenant turnover across several buildings?

ButterflyMX is best suited to landlords and property managers of multifamily properties with shared entrances, gates, elevators, package rooms, amenities, or visitor-access requirements ^[4]. The strongest fit is for operators who want remote web-based administration and mobile, PIN, fob, keycard, or visitor-pass credentials ^[15], and for properties with frequent resident turnover where permissions must be changed or revoked remotely ^[11].

It also fits portfolios already integrated with Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, or AppFolio property management software ^[38], and operators prioritizing mobile app-based resident access and delivery management ^[48]. Grok rated the fit "strong" for landlords managing multiple multifamily rental properties needing remote admin and tenant credential management across units.

Buyers should be willing to purchase or retrofit compatible access-control hardware and pay recurring per-unit or per-door software fees ^[12].

Probably Not Best Suited For

Questions explored

• Who should not choose ButterflyMX for multi-property landlord security management?
• Is ButterflyMX a poor fit for landlords with only a few scattered single-family rentals?

ButterflyMX is probably not best for small portfolios needing only inexpensive standalone smart locks for individual unit doors ^[4]. Kimi rated the overall fit "mixed" and concluded the product architecture centers on building entry rather than comprehensive per-unit security across scattered properties.

It is also a weak fit for buyers requiring publicly posted all-in pricing, standard contract terms, or no recurring subscription ^[4]. Sites with unreliable internet, highly specialized offline requirements, or extensive existing hardware that is not confirmed compatible should look elsewhere ^[4]. Operators seeking a complete intrusion-alarm, guard, monitoring, or life-safety service rather than property access control are outside the product's core scope ^[4].

Landlords with 1–3 rental units where per-door subscription plus hardware exceeds the return threshold, and organizations requiring offline access control capability, are also flagged as poor fits (Claude, DeepSeek). Google's research concluded the high upfront hardware cost and per-unit subscription fees make the system financially impractical for landlords with distributed portfolios of 1–4 unit rentals.

When Another Option May Be Better

Questions explored

• What is a better alternative to ButterflyMX for a landlord who needs transparent published pricing?
• When should a multi-property landlord choose a smart-lock or alarm provider instead of ButterflyMX?

Several platform-reported alternatives apply to specific buyer situations. When the main requirement is low-cost access to individual rental units rather than shared-building access, a unit-focused smart-lock platform is the better comparison (ChatGPT). When the buyer needs intrusion detection, alarm response, patrol, or professional monitoring rather than access management, a monitored alarm or security-service provider is the better fit (ChatGPT, DeepSeek).

When fully itemized portfolio pricing and contract flexibility matter more than integrated visitor and property-access features, vendors with published pricing are the better comparison (ChatGPT, Perplexity). Kimi's research named Home Alerts ($4.99–$19.99/month with an explicit multi-property dashboard) and PropertyVue (a Ring-focused multi-property camera dashboard) as clearer options for scattered single-family or small multifamily rentals ^[27]. Kimi also named Rently access control for published pricing and instant rekeying ^[29], Brivo for explicitly marketed PropTech integrations and multifamily portfolio centralization ^[33], Coram for cloud video security across existing IP cameras ^[34], and SNSYS for bundled sensors with access from $199/month ^[28].

When an enterprise access-control vendor with explicitly documented multi-site administration, offline operation, and deeper identity or security integrations is required, that category is the better comparison (ChatGPT). When a portfolio operates legacy systems requiring on-premise access control servers rather than cloud, a non-cloud option is the better fit (Claude, Grok).

Questions to ask before choosing a provider

Questions explored

• What should a buyer confirm with ButterflyMX before signing a multi-property contract?
• Which integration, outage, and data-export questions must be answered before deploying ButterflyMX?

The supplied research produced a consistent verification list across platforms. Buyers should confirm:

• Can one landlord or management-company account administer all properties, and can administrators be restricted by property, building, door, or role? (ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Perplexity)
• Are resident moves, bulk credential revocation, bulk imports, and scheduled access changes supported across multiple properties? (ChatGPT, DeepSeek)
• Which existing locks, readers, gates, elevators, intercoms, cameras, and PMS platforms are compatible? (ChatGPT, Claude)
• Does the quoted price include all controlled doors, controllers, credentials, installation, networking, training, support, and taxes? (ChatGPT, Perplexity)
• What are the minimum term, renewal, cancellation, early-termination, and annual price-increase provisions? (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity)
• What happens during internet, power, cloud-service, smartphone, or mobile-network outages, and can doors still be accessed manually? (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini)
• What local emergency-release, egress, accessibility, and fire/life-safety requirements must be addressed? (ChatGPT)
• Are audit logs exportable across all properties, and how long are access records and entry images retained? (ChatGPT, Claude)
• Are there limits or separate fees for administrators, residents, visitors, credentials, integrations, support, or additional properties? (ChatGPT, Claude)
• What hardware warranty, replacement, maintenance, and post-installation support obligations apply? (ChatGPT)
• What is the published uptime or SLA guarantee, and what is the support response time for critical outages affecting building access? (Claude)
• If we expand from 15 to 50 properties, do you offer volume discounts or enterprise pricing? (Claude)
• Have recent software updates addressed reported intermittent notification and app connectivity issues? (Claude)
• Are there published security certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 applicable to the specific service tier? (Kimi)

The consensus assessment

ButterflyMX is a good, not unequivocally strong, fit for multi-property landlord security management. Three of seven platforms named it during ranking discovery, and six of seven rated the fit "good" or "strong," with one rating it "mixed." The consensus strength is centralized cloud access control with remote credential management, visitor and delivery access, and turnover-friendly reconfiguration tied to property management software integrations.

The consensus limitations are equally consistent: public materials do not fully document one-account portfolio administration, granular cross-property permissions, or consolidated reporting; pricing is only partly disclosed and internally conflicting; contract, renewal, cancellation, and price-escalation terms are not public; and independent validation of reliability, security performance, and total cost of ownership was not established. Reported intermittent connectivity and app issues require verification before portfolio-wide deployment.

ButterflyMX becomes a stronger candidate after the vendor confirms true portfolio-level administration, compatible hardware, outage and emergency behavior, and a fully itemized multi-property quote with contract terms. Buyers comparing this option against others in multi-property landlord security management should treat the verification list above as the deciding document. Broader context on the category is available in the home security and smart home systems directory.

How This Review Was Produced

This review was produced from a fixed research prompt asking which providers would be recommended for a landlord who owns several rental properties and needs remote access code management, monitoring across all units, and quick reconfiguration between tenant turnovers without major cost. Seven platforms returned fit-research responses: Anthropic, DeepSeek, Google, Grok, Kimi, OpenAI, and Perplexity. The study date is 2026-10-01.

Platform mentions in the ranking stage count only platforms that named ButterflyMX during ranking discovery. Fit ratings, pricing figures, and capability claims are platform-reported and were not independently verified by the writer stage. Company-owned citations materially outnumber independent citations in the supplied evidence, so company claims are labeled as company claims throughout.

Research limitations

Several limitations apply. First, company-owned citations materially outnumber independent citations; company claims should not be read as independently verified. Second, platform-reported research dates differ from the authoritative run date - DeepSeek's research is dated 2026-01-15 while the run date is 2026-10-01 - and platform-reported dates are provenance metadata that do not independently prove freshness. Third, DeepSeek's research was conducted with search disabled, so its claims require explicit verification before being described as current facts.

Fourth, the supplied URLs were collected from platform responses and were not independently validated by the writer stage. Fifth, conflicting product names, pricing models, and capability descriptions were not resolved by guessing; conflicts are described and buyers are directed to verify. Sixth, no independent source was identified that verifies portfolio-wide reliability, security controls, or total cost of ownership for multi-property landlords. Seventh, no public contract, cancellation, renewal, or price-escalation terms were identified in the reviewed sources, and ButterflyMX's own terms state the subscription term is set forth in the applicable Order Form.

See the broader Landlords Managing Multiple Rental Properties consensus index for comparisons across qualified options.

Sources

Company-Owned Sources

1. Vacation Rental Access Control | ButterflyMX: http://butterflymx.com/blog/vacation-rental-access-control/
2. ButterflyMX Official Website: https://butterflymx.com
3. Access Control Systems: Types, Benefits & How to Choose: https://butterflymx.com/blog/access-control-system/
4. Apartment Access Control: Types, Costs, Compliance, & Choosing: https://butterflymx.com/blog/apartment-access-control/
5. Phone-Based Access Control for Apartment Communities: https://butterflymx.com/blog/phone-based-access-control-for-apartment-communities/
6. Remote Management for Multiple Properties: https://butterflymx.com/blog/remote-management-for-multiple-properties/
7. Buyer's Guide to Unified Access Control Platforms for Property Management: https://butterflymx.com/blog/unified-access-control-platform/
8. What is Access Control as a Service (ACaaS)? Plus, How It Benefits Your Property: https://butterflymx.com/blog/what-is-access-control-as-a-service/
9. Butterflymx Vs. Other Brands: https://butterflymx.com/blog/what-is-smart-access-control/
10. What is the ButterflyMX System?: https://butterflymx.com/blog/what-is-the-butterflymx-system/
11. 3 Best Wireless Access Control Systems: Complete Guide: https://butterflymx.com/blog/wireless-access-control-system/
12. Cost & Pricing - Get Your Free Quote: https://butterflymx.com/cost/
13. ButterflyMX Virtual Keys and Access Codes: https://butterflymx.com/features/virtual-keys/
14. Multifamily: https://butterflymx.com/industries/multifamily/
15. Multifamily Access Control Fact Sheet: https://butterflymx.com/industries/multifamily/fact-sheet/
16. ButterflyMX Integrations Page: https://butterflymx.com/integrations/
17. ButterflyMX Pricing Page: https://butterflymx.com/pricing/
18. ButterflyMX Products Page: https://butterflymx.com/products/
19. Cloud-Based Access Control System: https://butterflymx.com/products/access-control-system/
20. Property Management Software and Hardware Terms: https://butterflymx.com/property-management-software/
21. Meridian Property Management Case Study: https://butterflymx.com/resources/case-studies/meridian-property-management/
22. ButterflyMX Reviews: https://butterflymx.com/resources/reviews/
23. Terms of Service: https://butterflymx.com/terms-of-service/
24. Features - PropertyVue | Multi-Property Ring Camera Dashboard: https://getpropertyvue.com/features
25. Property access made simple: https://grow.butterflymx.com/hubfs/Fact%20sheets/butterflymx_brochure.pdf
26. ButterflyMX Sales Deck - Multifamily: https://grow.butterflymx.com/hubfs/Sales%20Decks/butterflymx_enterprise.pdf
27. Home Alerts | Smart home security built for property portfolios: https://homealerts.app/
28. SNSYS for Property Management: https://snsys.ai/for/property-management/
29. Access Control - Rently: https://use.rently.com/access-control/
30. Remote Management for Multiple Properties: How Modern Access Control Centralizes Operations - ButterflyMX: https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQEJcqATSKjN1r8GEVycVZoPhBtjR_i7A7qb7wxN1i69qZ8fjkL0R5Ij0T8rcGADm9_ZCVPdyEsDDOBElWWHvXPFmcmM_QePpsVMuloC6jCcRvaXrzr8FxCZkGS_rgAAMEE19NFaogXxY-OKqkkI0Yb6DirNK_hV5QlmzYi4xQ==
31. Multifamily Property Management Software: A Complete Guide - ButterflyMX: https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQH6v5jdnZvVpbjBaRV1ee2A51r5CndWgBVil8r4np9PAUvKMxbtwWKrBNk_tbhFi6qsXANcPSZqN3uOKp5m16p6icaDZpW014DaLE9I2xQ64jiuSbfn_0Q2hTZ9MS9S-k7anMWfgulbMpjLgkaDOljnwf469IBKFbqmYI6b
32. Access Control & Cloud-Based Video Intercom System Buyer's Guide - ButterflyMX: https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQHJrTijWEfvJZuBB9IR6Q_thvl0P_jB_a9VYwwna6_OZcOMfujIOYPr9hySd94sO1A3rXaDXYR39Nhlx9rwiCDkVTxzKBLc6fgQp1KqbFHkWl3IZqQPE-WA5SBeHqBdxXjnHAEef-dmx4AmJ2-1Yg==
33. Multifamily Security Systems for Modern Communities | Brivo: https://www.brivo.com/industry/multifamily-security-systems/
34. Multifamily Residential Security System & Access Control | Coram: https://www.coram.ai/multi-family-residentia
35. Official pricing and terms source: https://butterflymx.com/blog/vacation-rental-access-control/

Independent Sources

36. ButterflyMX for Commercial Buildings: https://alarmnewengland.com/blog/butterflymx-commercial-guide/
37. What Is ButterflyMX? A Buyer's Guide (2026: https://alarmnewengland.com/blog/what-is-butterflymx/
38. ButterflyMX Installation Guide: What Property Managers Need to Know: https://b2bgeeks.com/blog/butterflymx-installation-guide-property-managers
39. ButterflyMX Review: Features, Pricing & Alternatives: https://door.com/article/butterflymx-review
40. ButterflyMX Alternatives 2026: With and Without New Hardware - DoorVi: https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQFwlW8lOklvjVdcRvuCTqnpdRwiy121P3yrND6zCJb4Sw9uH9xiJJx0FAhL1-csT8m9HtM4_hcMU7oBCAEfe9v5LLQopFfVidrGvpneIIEqzLGh0Hw1tqu6nLqdbwgoGiTNtd2uWD2mI90=
41. ButterflyMX Intercom System Comparison & Review - BAS-IP: https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQGSS4gfMbGVsSxe1hJBV3s6TVP3D81YHBUdsTN5dI_dUAPXdD666owmI3CmoRfxLccKZ0q5_af7xBbvWn2hHOdMQHsdTDZuacU-VkDOM0BInGK-lb1mxD20LET_uKckIxG0GkHMzocM_m4ZlH2M6O72gygtwH59i6dY
42. ButterflyMX Intercom System Review: https://www.avigilon.com/butterflymx-video-intercom-review
43. ButterflyMX Software Review 2026: https://www.capterra.com/p/235587/ButterflyMX/
44. ButterflyMX Reviews 2026: https://www.g2.com/products/butterflymx/reviews
45. ButterflyMX Pricing Review by GetApp: https://www.getapp.com/security-software/a/butterflymx/
46. ButterflyMX Acquires CloudKeyz, Uniting Complementary Property Access Technologies: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/05/18/2445995/0/en/butterflymx-acquires-cloudkeyz-uniting-complementary-property-access-technologies.html
47. ButterflyMX Reviews: Does it work for guard gated communities?: https://www.proptia.com/butterflymx-reviews/
48. ButterflyMX - Rent Manager Property Management Software: https://www.rentmanager.com/integrations/butterflymx/
49. ButterflyMX Pricing, Features & Alternatives: https://www.socialatoz.com/software/butterflymx/
50. ButterflyMX Reviews: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.butterflymx.com
51. Yardi Marketplace: ButterflyMX: https://www.yardi.com/marketplace/butterflymx/
52. ButterflyMX Front Desk Station: Multi-Property Management: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJglLhnwCmE