A month with nothing coming in costs nothing
A subscription is charged in the months no rent landed too. A commission isn't: no collection, no invoice.
No subscription, no setup fee, no per-user cost. A commission on the rents you collect, and nothing else. Your tenants never pay a fee.
Rent received in person, when the tenant pays you directly.
Capped at 2,500 F per collection
Above a rent of 250,000 F, it stops growing.
Rent paid by mobile money, from the tenant app.
Our share capped at 2,500 F
Operator fees never are: that's a real cost we front.
Getting your money out
Your balance shows 100,000? You withdraw 100,000. Payout costs are already covered by the collection percentage — there is no other fee.
No mobile money aggregator wired up in this country yet.
One property per row, its rent and how you collect it. The total recomputes on every keystroke, using the grid of the country picked above.
No subscription, no fixed fee: this is everything you pay this month.
Lots of properties? Let's talk about a custom grid.The public grid applies to everyone, with no tiers and no “enterprise” edition. Past a certain number of units it can simply go further — and that is open to discussion, no strings attached.
We reply within 2 business days, no strings attached.
No surprise debit, nothing withheld from your rents.
Your tenant pays the exact amount of their rent. Your balance is credited in full — nothing is deducted along the way.
All your collections for the month land on a single invoice, itemised line by line, lease by lease.
By mobile money, or debited from your online balance. Your call.
The choice isn't cosmetic: it decides who carries the risk of a lean month.
A subscription is charged in the months no rent landed too. A commission isn't: no collection, no invoice.
A flat price makes small portfolios pay for what big ones cost. A percentage scales on its own, both ways.
One invoice line is one dated collection on one identified lease. Nothing to reconstruct, nothing to take on trust.
No tiers, no quotas. Two studios or two hundred units.
Managers, accountants, viewers. No per-seat billing.
Free for them, forever.
Generated, sent and archived automatically.
WhatsApp, SMS, e-mail and push, at your own pace.
Exportable at any time, even if you leave.
Service fees are on the landlord, in full. Your tenant pays the amount of their lease to the franc — which is why they agree to go through it.
Prices are set country by country: every market has its own operators, commissions and currency. Pick yours — the whole page adjusts.
Nothing. Zero. Fees are triggered on collection, never on issuing a rent invoice — a lease that isn't paying costs nothing.
Our commission is charged once per rent, on the first collection. Only operator fees follow each mobile money payment, since they are genuinely charged on every transaction.
It applies to each collection, not to your invoice: ten capped rents give ten caps, not one. It bounds our commission only — operator fees are Orange's and MTN's, passed through unchanged, with no margin. And it depends on the periodicity: a yearly lease, a monthly lease and a nightly rental don't share the same cap.
No, never. They pay the exact amount of their rent, in cash or mobile money. Service fees are on the landlord.
This grid applies to Cameroon (FCFA). Every country has its own: pick yours at the top of the page and all the figures adjust.
Your data is never locked or deleted, and you can always collect, terminate and export. Beyond two unpaid invoices, creating and editing are suspended until you settle up.
Creating your account, adding your properties and inviting your tenants are free. You only pay on the first rent collected.
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