Service charge collection
Bill households, track arrears, and collect via M-Pesa with automated payment matching.
For estate committees
Running a gated estate in Kenya means collecting service charges, coordinating security and maintenance, communicating with residents, and staying financially accountable — often as volunteers with limited time. LetRent gives estate committees a professional platform for billing, collections, resident updates, vendor management, and transparent reporting.

Where teams get stuck
Without a system
How LetRents steps in
With LetRents
Built for this role
Across Nairobi suburbs, Mombasa coastal estates, and growing communities in Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret, committees manage service charge collection, security coordination, common-area upkeep, vendor payments, and resident communication. Most still do this with volunteer effort and informal tools.
When committee membership changes annually, institutional knowledge disappears and residents lose confidence in financial governance.
Capabilities that matter
Bill households, track arrears, and collect via M-Pesa with automated payment matching.
Maintain household profiles, payment history, and communication context in one system.
Manage common-area repairs, gardening, security, and waste services with accountability.
Generate transparent summaries committees can present to residents confidently.
Who this fits
Common questions for estate committees.
Yes. LetRent is designed to reduce manual admin work for committees without requiring enterprise IT teams. Treasurers and secretaries can manage billing, collections, and reporting from one platform.
Join estate committees across Kenya using LetRent to collect levies faster, communicate clearly, and govern with financial transparency.