Rental Management
Rental and lease management solution, designed to simplify the rental process for landlords and property managers.
Managing Rentals Shouldn’t Feel Like a Second Job.
One Platform. Every Part of Your Rental Business. Automated.
Lease.ng replaces the notebooks, WhatsApp threads, Excel files, and scattered receipts with one dashboard built specifically for the Nigerian market.
Auto SMS & Email Reminders
Never miss your tenant’s rent payment again. Create a reminder for rent payment and watch it go out on time.
Accounting & Reports
Complete and accurate accounting built specifically for property management. Income, expenses, occupancy, renewals. Export anywhere.
Unlimited Tenants & Units
From a single duplex to a 200-unit portfolio.
Maintenance Tracking
Resolve maintenance issues quickly with online work orders. Requests, vendors, costs — nothing falls through the cracks.
Tenant Portal & Screening
Manage rental payments, set up autopay, view leasing documents, and submit work orders. Verify ID and references. Reduce defaults.
TESTIMONIALS
Nigerian Landlords Are Switching Every Day
★★★★★
I manage properties for 8 landlords across Abuja and PH. Lease.ng cut my monthly admin time by 70%. My clients now get reports automatically — I look 10x more professional.
Adaeze
Landlord, Lekki Phase 1 (12 units)
★★★★★
I manage properties for 8 landlords across Abuja and PH. Lease.ng cut my monthly admin time by 70%. My clients now get reports automatically — I look 10x more professional.”
Tunde A.
Property Manager, Abuja
★★★★★
Finally, a platform built for Naira, Paystack, and Nigerian landlords. Not a foreign tool forced to work here.
Kemi B.
Real Estate Agent, Ikeja
₦4.1B+
Rent Processed
8,400+
Units Managed
94%
Rent Collection Rate
4.8/5
User Rating
Questions Every Smart Landlord Asks
They don’t need to be. Tenants get SMS reminders — same as bank alerts. Paying is as easy as one tap on a link. No app install.
Lease.ng makes your agent better, not redundant. Many of our top users are agents who run their entire book on Lease.ng.
Our Free plan is built exactly for you — ₦0 forever, unlimited tenants, email reminders, and reporting.
Yes. No contracts, no lock-in, no fees. Export all your data anytime.
Absolutely. Offices, shops, warehouses, mixed-use — all supported.
Under 30 minutes for most landlords. Standard and above include a free onboarding call.
ROI CALCULATOR
How Much Is Manual Management Costing You?
Adjust the sliders. See what Lease.ng could recover for you.
Number of Units10 units
Average Rent per Unit₦1,500,000 /yr
% of Tenants Paying Late25%
Avg Vacant Months per Unit / Year1.5 months
Your Annual Leakage
Lost to late payments & defaults₦0
Lost to vacancy₦0
Admin time burned₦0
Total annual cost of doing it yourself₦0
With Lease.ng
Lease.ng could recover (~65%)₦0
Your plan₦0
Net gain in year one₦0
Start Recovering This Money — Free →
Estimates based on aggregate Nigerian rental market data. Individual results vary.
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