Not a generic product tour. We map your actual rooms, run your actual rent cycle, and show you what your residents would see — then quote you a firm price on the same call.
We reply within 2 business hours to schedule a slot that suits you.
Four things, in this order — and we stop the moment you've seen enough.
We set up your actual floor and bed layout on the call so you see your own property in the dashboard, not a demo account.
Walk through how invoices generate, how reminders go out on WhatsApp, SMS and email, and how payments reconcile themselves.
See exactly what your residents see when they pay rent, raise a complaint, or sign an agreement from their phone.
We quote for your bed count and property count on the call — no follow-up pricing email, no drawn-out sales process.
Almost nothing. You don't need clean data, a spreadsheet template, or anything installed — the messier your current setup, the more useful the call tends to be.
About 20 minutes. It's a working walkthrough on your own setup rather than a presentation, so it stays short and specific. If you want to go deeper on a particular area we'll take the time.
A property onboarding specialist from the team that builds the product — not an outsourced sales rep. During early access you'll often be speaking directly to the founders.
No preparation is required. It helps if you know your rough bed count and can describe how you collect rent today, but you don't need to bring data or install anything beforehand.
Yes. We quote based on your bed count, number of properties, and whether you want a branded resident app — and you'll get that number during the demo rather than in a follow-up email.
If it's a fit, we migrate your existing residents and rooms off your spreadsheets for you and configure your rent cycle and staff roles. Most properties are live within a few days. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so.
Yes. There's a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Most owners still book the demo first because we migrate their existing data during onboarding, which saves a lot of retyping.