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Leasity is a rental management SaaS from Chile-based Leasity SpA, positioned as a digital platform connecting property managers, brokerage firms, landlords, and tenants. It moves lease contract information to the cloud and automates workflows around rent collection, rent adjustments, penalties, service charges, owner settlements, and receipt delivery. Its website indicates that a large number of properties are already managed through the platform.
The platform’s standout module is automated rent collection: it can generate the amount due each month and send tenants a payment button via email or WhatsApp, with support for bank transfers and credit cards. It is strongly localized for the Chilean market, supporting UF, IPC, percentage-based rent adjustments, and penalty rules. For expense management, it can include maintenance fees, brokerage commissions, prepaid rent, deposits, scheduled charges, and discounts, while also tracking water, electricity, gas, common expenses, taxes, and municipal cleaning fees. For landlords, it provides automated settlement reports, transfers, receipts, and a private access portal.
Leasity is priced by number of properties: Starter supports up to 15 units at 0.8 UF/month + IVA; Standard supports up to 50 units at 1.7 UF/month + IVA; Pro supports up to 100 units at 2.5 UF/month + IVA; and Custom supports up to 200 units at 3.5 UF/month + IVA. Monthly and annual billing are available, with annual billing saving up to 20%. The first month is free for the first 3 properties, and users can also book a demo. Online payments and automatic reconciliation incur an additional fee of 0.04 UF + IVA per transaction.
Third-party integrations include email, WhatsApp, credit card/bank transfer payments, and common expense data from Comunidad Feliz, Edipro, Edifito, and Kastor. Its Marketplace also covers online notarized signatures, rental insurance, and commercial and valuation reports. On security, the platform states that it will not disclose personal data without consent, that payments are processed by leading companies, and that data is backed up on AWS. Its terms mention accounts, credentials, identity information, and account-blocking mechanisms, but there is no visible information on SOC 2, ISO 27001, or an open API.
Its strengths are a complete rental operations workflow, solid adaptation to local taxes, fees, and rent-adjustment rules, and transparent pricing. It is well suited to property managers and brokerage firms in Chile looking to improve rent collection efficiency. The limitations are its clear regional focus: UF/IVA and local integrations are not broadly applicable to users in China or other countries. API and developer support are also not sufficiently disclosed, while advanced white-label and landlord-facing capabilities require higher-tier plans.
No information is provided about access from China, and the payment and business workflows are also more oriented toward the Chilean market. For rental scenarios in China, local property/rental management systems should be prioritized, or solutions built around the WeCom and DingTalk ecosystems for listings, billing, and payment collection.
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leasity.cl is an Chile Real Estate provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 7.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Workable. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach leasity.cl directly.