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KERent collection for landlords

Every door.
Every shilling.
Accounted for.

Paste your M-PESA statement. RentHub files each payment to the right tenant, shows you who still owes, and writes the receipts. Built in Nairobi for how Kenya actually pays rent.

What you see

Built for
M-PESA paybill and till
Three apps
Landlord, tenant, caretaker
Languages
English and Kiswahili
Early access
Free, no card needed

01Reconciliation

Paste the statement. It files itself.

  1. 01 · Read

    A statement goes in as it is.

    A paybill export, a till statement, or SMS confirmations, pasted.

  2. 02 · Matched

    Each payment finds its tenant.

    By account number and by phone, even when M-PESA hides the middle digits.

  3. 03 · Held when unsure

    A doubtful one waits for you.

    The account names one tenant and the phone another, so it is not guessed.

  4. 04 · Filed

    Every shilling on the right door.

    Each with its own receipt number, and the total at the bottom.

02The landlord's app

Your month, on one screen.

  1. 01 · Overview

    The month at a glance.

    What came in, what is late, and the one thing that needs you today. The numbers open the people behind them.

  2. 02 · Rent

    Every payment, accounted for.

    Paste a statement and see what is matched, what is not on your books, and what your arrears fall to once you post it.

  3. 03 · Who owes

    Chase it in one tap.

    Everyone who owes, by how old the debt is. Remind them all at once; anyone already paid is left out.

  4. 04 · Buildings

    Every door, coloured.

    Paid in full, overdue, a payment waiting, or vacant. Tap a door for the tenant behind it.

03Every door at once

From six doors to four hundred.

Each square is a unit, coloured by its rent. A block of four hundred opens floor by floor, and every colour opens the people behind it.

Paid in full
259
Part paid
31
Overdue
33
Vacant
27

04One book, three apps

Everyone sees what they need. Nothing they should not.

  1. 01 · Landlord

    The whole book.

    Who owes, every payment filed, reminders in one tap, receipts, deposits and costs. Only you see the money across every door.

  2. 02 · Tenant

    Their own rent, and nobody else's.

    What they owe and why, how to pay it, every receipt, and a place to report a repair. Free for them.

  3. 03 · Caretaker

    The building, not the money.

    Which doors are let and what tenants reported. Never a name beside an amount, never what anyone owes.

05The maths

Keep the agent's cut.

Letting agents in Kenya usually charge 5 to 10% of the rent they collect. RentHub is 150 shillings a let unit. Set the sliders to your own building.

Agent, 8%

KSh24,000

a month

RentHub

KSh3,000

a month

You keep, every year

KSh252,000

Agents' fees vary and an agent may also find tenants. A VAT-registered agent adds 16% VAT to the fee, which is not counted here. Compare in full

06And the rest of the month

The work you do every month, done.

See every feature →

/01

Remind who is late

One tap reaches everyone who owes. Anyone already paid is left out.

/02

Receipts, numbered once

A number per payment, never reused. Printable and shareable.

/03

Water, garbage, service

Fixed, by meter, or not billed. Raised on the 1st, once.

/04

Bring your book in

Paste your Excel sheet and a whole building comes in at once.

07Questions

Asked first.

All questions →
Do my tenants have to change how they pay?
No. They pay into your paybill or till exactly as they do today. RentHub reads the statement afterwards.
Does RentHub hold my money?
Never. Rent goes straight from your tenant to your own paybill, till or bank. RentHub only reads the record of it.
What does it cost?
Nothing while RentHub is in early access. After that, 150 shillings per let unit a month. Empty units are never charged. See pricing.
Does it work in Kiswahili?
Yes. You and each of your tenants choose English or Kiswahili for yourselves.

→Start today

This month's rent, filed by Friday.

Add a building, bring in your tenants and paste your first statement. It takes an afternoon, and it is free while RentHub is in early access.