Using the web dashboard
Use the RentPayor dashboard to work across properties, owners, tenants, leases, invoices, payments, expenses, reports, and activity from one organization workspace.
RentPayor support
Support for web and mobile workflows, invoices, M-Pesa rent collection, bank/Paybill/Till destinations, reconciliation, balances, receipts, team access, notifications, and pricing.
Talk to Joel Mbaka
Call, WhatsApp, or email Joel directly. For support, include the affected invoice reference, tenant, unit, and a short description where possible.
Available for demos and pilot setup during Kenyan business hours.
Common questions
Use the RentPayor dashboard to work across properties, owners, tenants, leases, invoices, payments, expenses, reports, and activity from one organization workspace.
Create a lease by adding or selecting a vacant unit and tenant, then enter the rent terms. For a current lease, you can generate the first invoice during setup.
Configure rent collection to settle to a supported bank account, M-Pesa Paybill, or M-Pesa Till. RentPayor does not hold landlord funds.
Online collection supports eligible KES invoices through the integrated M-Pesa flow. The payment request is tied to a specific invoice and tenant phone number.
After a successful provider confirmation, RentPayor validates the payment details and M-Pesa receipt before recording the payment against its invoice and updating the balance.
If rent is received outside the integrated M-Pesa flow, open the invoice and record the payment manually. It uses the same invoice-balance and credit logic.
A partial payment leaves the remaining balance outstanding. An amount above the invoice balance is carried forward as tenant credit.
Staff can work inside the same organization so tenant records, rent follow-up, and day-to-day operations are not tied to one person’s login.
RentPayor mobile notifications can bring a signed-in user back into the relevant workflow so important follow-up does not depend on repeatedly checking the app.
RentPayor costs KES 5,000 per month flat. The monthly RentPayor fee does not change with the number of properties, units, tenants, invoices, or the amount of rent collected.