Starter
1 to 20 units
₦16,667/month
₦200,000 billed yearly. 2 months free.
A single estate finding its feet.
Start freeVacant units cost nothing. No setup fee, and no charge per resident, guard or staff account. 14 days free to start, no card.
1 to 20 units
₦200,000 billed yearly. 2 months free.
A single estate finding its feet.
Start free21 to 100 units
₦500,000 billed yearly. 2 months free.
One estate, fully running on Renly.
Start free101 to 500 units
₦1,450,000 billed yearly. 2 months free.
A managing company with a portfolio.
Start free501+ units
₦2,650,000 billed yearly. 2 months free.
Large portfolios, with terms to match.
Talk to usPrices in naira, excluding VAT. Your tier follows your unit count automatically, and a change mid-month never alters an invoice already issued.
What a resident pays you, not what you pay us. We ask because our collection fee is 1% of money collected, capped at ₦5,000 per payment.
Managing several estates costs no more than one. Your tier follows the total units across all of them.
24 units, 21 to 100 units
₦500,000 subscription plus fees. Saves ₦100,000 against paying monthly.
An estimate, assuming one collection per unit each month. Excludes VAT and the processing fee Paystack charges directly. Collection fees come out of settlement to you, not out of what residents pay.
Taken out of settlement to you, never added on top for the resident. Someone who owes ₦150,000 pays exactly that, and their charges settle in full.
Paystack charges its own processing fee directly. It is not ours and we do not mark it up.
There is no feature ladder. A twelve-unit estate gets the same system as a five-hundred-unit portfolio, because the small estate is the one that most needs the gate to work.
An occupied unit in an active estate. Vacant and archived units are not counted, so you are never billed for a plot under construction.
Nothing, until your next invoice. Adding units mid-month never changes an invoice already issued; the new tier applies from the following period. The same is true going down.
No. The 14-day trial takes no card. You add one before your first invoice.
We retry on days one, three and seven. You can also keep a balance with Renly, funded by bank transfer, and a failed card falls back to it automatically. Nigerian cards decline often enough that we did not want an issuer outage to interrupt an estate.
Your account becomes read-only after a week. You keep full access to your resident register and can export everything. What stops is issuing new invoices to residents and generating collection links. We are not going to lock an estate out of its own records.
Yes, and you pay for ten months rather than twelve. You can switch either way, effective from your next billing period.
Tell us how many units you manage and we will have you running on your own data, not a demo, on the first call.