Aqarjia brings your entire real estate portfolio under one roof — leases, rent collection, tenant records, documents, and financials — so you can focus on growing, not administrating.
Aqarjia covers every step of the property management lifecycle — from onboarding a landlord to collecting the final payment.
Organise your entire portfolio — properties, units, types, amenities, and locations — in a single, searchable workspace.
Create, track, and renew leases with automatic reminders before expiry. Every agreement is stored and audit-ready.
Generate invoices on schedule, send payment reminders, and accept online payments via KNET — all with zero manual effort.
Maintain complete profiles for tenants and landlords including IDs, contact details, bank accounts, and communication history.
Upload, tag, and retrieve leases, IDs, inspection reports, and ownership documents. Set expiry alerts so nothing lapses.
Instant visibility into collected rent, outstanding invoices, payment history, and beneficiary payouts across your portfolio.
No lengthy onboarding. No consultants. Just sign up, add your portfolio, and you're live.
Register your company, get your own subdomain (yourcompany.aqarjia.com), and invite your team in seconds.
Add properties and units manually or bulk-import via Excel. Landlord and tenant records follow the same pattern.
Set up leases and billing schedules. Aqarjia generates invoices, sends reminders, and reconciles payments automatically.
We manage over 300 units across Kuwait and Aqarjia cut our admin time by more than half. The automated invoicing alone saves us two full working days every month.
The document vault and lease expiry alerts are game-changers. We used to miss renewals regularly — now it's completely proactive. Our landlords love the transparency.
KNET integration was the deciding factor for us. Our tenants pay online, we reconcile in seconds, and the financial reports are export-ready for our accountants every month.
Join hundreds of property managers across Kuwait and the GCC who've already made the switch.