Solo
1–4 units
R 149 / month
Billed monthly · VAT exclusive
The complete RESI service for 1–4 rentable units.
Same features. Same service.
Only your unit count changes the plan.
The same RESI service on every plan, priced by the rentable units you manage. Start with a 7-day free trial, with no credit card required.
Monthly or annual billing. Prices are VAT exclusive.
1–4 units
R 149 / month
Billed monthly · VAT exclusive
The complete RESI service for 1–4 rentable units.
Same features. Same service.
Only your unit count changes the plan.
5–15 units
R 599 / month
Billed monthly · VAT exclusive
The complete RESI service for 5–15 rentable units.
Same features. Same service.
Only your unit count changes the plan.
16–40 units
R 999 / month
Billed monthly · VAT exclusive
The complete RESI service for 16–40 rentable units.
Same features. Same service.
Only your unit count changes the plan.
Self-setup is free. No setup fee. No contract. Choose and confirm your billing plan in your account before checkout.
Solo, Landlord and Portfolio share the same capabilities and service. There are no feature upgrades between plans.
Keep property, tenant and lease records together, with tenant screening, supporting documents and tenancy history.
Track expected rent, manually recorded payments, receipts and outstanding amounts. Recorded payments are not bank verification.
Keep expenses and supporting evidence organised. Prepare rental income reports for your accountant and tax return.
Manage tenant contact preferences, reminders and communication history.
These additions are planned for every active plan. They are not yet available to customers.
Digital lease signing is still in development. Current lease records remain manageable without an executed agreement. Invitation delivery and signing will be available only after the required reviews are complete.
R500 once on Solo and Landlord. Included at no extra charge on Portfolio.
Send us your lease documents and we configure your properties, tenants, rent schedules and reminders.
Request account setupRESI produces a year-end summary of gross rental income and deductions — bond interest separated from bond capital, rates, levies and repairs. Hand it to your accountant or use it to prepare your return.
A unit is a separately rentable space, such as a house, flat or room. Each recorded rentable unit counts once, including vacant units. A property can contain several units; tenants, leases and historical records do not add extra units. Unclear inventory must be reviewed before plan selection.
Most landlords add their first property and tenant in under 15 minutes. If you have your lease documents ready, the concierge service can set up your full portfolio within 48 hours.
Your tenants do not need to purchase a RESI subscription. Current tenant notices and reminders use available contact details and the chosen communication channel. Digital lease signing is not yet available to customers.
RESI prepares a tenant privacy notice when you first add a tenant. Sending depends on the available contact details, contact preferences and supported channel. Check the recorded delivery status; missing contact details or a failed send need your attention. The landlord remains responsible for the tenancy.
RESI provides tenant privacy notices, contact preferences and controlled access to tenancy records. Keep the notice and contact details accurate and review failed delivery. These tools support your privacy responsibilities; using the platform alone does not establish legal compliance.
Yes. The Rental Housing Act requires that tenant deposits be held in an interest-bearing account for the duration of the lease. RESI tracks the deposit amount, the agreed interest rate, and the accrued interest — and prepares an interest statement from those records. A calculation or statement does not prove that the deposit was invested.
If no joint move-in inspection is conducted and recorded, the Rental Housing Act may forfeit your right to make deductions from the deposit at the end of the lease. RESI prompts you to record the inspection and flags the risk if it has not been done.
The Rental Housing Act sets strict deadlines — 7, 14, or 21 days depending on whether there are amounts owing and whether an inspection was conducted. Review the lease dates, inspection record and applicable deadline before making a refund. A platform reminder does not replace that review.
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