Month-end rent follow-up
A property manager opens the dashboard, filters unpaid tenants, reviews balances beside lease and water records, sends reminders, and records payments without rebuilding a spreadsheet for every building.
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Choose what your organization needs today, then scale from records and tenant tracking into reports, inspections, move-outs, exports, and custom rollout support.
Free
StartFor small landlords testing structured property records before scaling operations.
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Pro
PopularFor active property teams managing billing, tenants, payments, and daily follow-up.
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Plus
GrowthFor growing portfolios that need staff coordination, reports, inspections, and controls.
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Custom
ScaleFor large organizations that need tailored limits, rollout planning, governance, and support.
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Billing model alignment
Plans map directly to the platform subscription layer, which supports billing periods, plan changes, cancellation windows, and organization-level plan ownership.
Why these plans fit the product
Subscriptions are tied to each organization workspace, making plan management clean and scalable.
Plan status, billing periods, trials, cancellations, and upgrades align with the subscription model.
Support for admins, managers, office teams, accountants, caretakers, and tenants.
Leases, inspections, move-out processes, issue tickets, and task visibility in one system.
Rent charges, water bills, tax charges, and payment verification fit naturally into paid plans.
Audit logs, notifications, receipts, and plan change history support accountability.
Property management content should answer real operational questions, not just list features. Landlords want to know how rent follow-up works when a tenant pays late. Managers want to know how caretaker readings become tenant bills. Tenants want to know how maintenance requests are tracked after submission. EstateDesk public pages are written around those practical workflows so search engines and readers find useful depth instead of shallow marketing copy.
Search intent for rental software often mixes geography, role, and workflow. One visitor may search for property management software in Kenya, another for landlord software, another for rent tracking, and another for water billing. EstateDesk uses dedicated public pages for each intent, then links them together through services, FAQ, markets, and homepage guides so the site builds topical authority across the full rental operations journey.
Content depth also means explaining how records connect. A lease connects to a tenant and unit. Rent connects to balances and payment history. Water billing connects to readings and move-out review. Issues connect to caretakers and inspections. Vacancies connect to public discovery. When those connections are described clearly, the site becomes more useful for humans and easier for search systems to understand what EstateDesk actually does.
EstateDesk pricing pages are intentionally connected to workflow depth. Free works for small landlords establishing property and tenant records. Pro and Plus support growing rent, water billing, issue, inspection, and reporting needs. Custom and Enterprise plans exist for larger organizations that need rollout guidance, governance, and operational alignment across teams in Kenya, East Africa, Dubai, and remote landlord markets.
A property manager opens the dashboard, filters unpaid tenants, reviews balances beside lease and water records, sends reminders, and records payments without rebuilding a spreadsheet for every building.
A caretaker records a meter reading in the field, the office reviews it, approves the charge, and the tenant sees the updated balance in the same workflow that already holds rent and occupancy history.
A tenant submits a maintenance request, the office assigns a caretaker, status updates stay visible, and the landlord can review the full issue trail instead of relying on chat screenshots alone.
A vacant unit is published on public vacancy pages, tenants discover it by location and unit type, and the managing office receives enquiries with clearer context about the property and availability.
During a move-out, the team reviews rent balance, water charges, inspection notes, and issue history together so clearance decisions are based on searchable records rather than scattered files.
A diaspora or remote owner signs in, reviews occupancy, balances, open issues, and recent activity online, and follows up with the local team using the same operational record set.
Rent records live in notebooks, receipts, and separate Excel files.
EstateDesk connects rent charges, payments, balances, and tenant context in one searchable workspace.
Water billing is calculated separately from rent and hard to audit later.
Readings, tenant water charges, billing history, and balances stay tied to the unit and tenant record.
Maintenance requests disappear into WhatsApp threads.
Issues are logged, assigned, updated, and reviewed with status history that managers and landlords can search.
Vacant units are announced inconsistently across calls and social posts.
Public vacancy pages give tenants a structured way to discover available units by location and property type.
Staff handovers lose context when notebooks or spreadsheets change hands.
Role-aware access and centralized records make tenant, lease, billing, and issue history easier to continue.
Owners cannot verify what the local team did without manual summaries.
Reports, notifications, inspections, and activity records create a clearer online view of daily operations.
Deep guide for Kenyan landlords, agencies, caretakers, rent tracking, water billing, vacancies, and inspections.
How individual landlords organize tenants, leases, balances, vacancies, maintenance, and portfolio reporting.
Structured rent charges, payment records, unpaid tenant follow-up, and reporting beyond manual spreadsheets.
Meter readings, tenant water charges, billing history, and balance review inside rental operations.
Long-form guides on rent tracking, water billing, caretakers, tenant issues, vacancies, move-outs, and remote landlords.
Long-form answers on pricing, regions, tenant workflows, caretakers, inspections, and rollout questions.
Public listings for apartments, bedsitters, shops, offices, and other rental spaces by location.
Start with Free, move to Pro or Plus as operations grow, or talk to us about Enterprise rollout for larger teams.