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Eyalah is an operations management SaaS platform for the Saudi real estate market, serving individual landlords, real estate offices, and property management companies. It aims to replace Excel, WhatsApp, and manual follow-ups by bringing properties, units, tenants, contracts, collections, overdue payments, receipts, and owner reports into one platform.
The core of the product is a “daily operations dashboard,” which can show monthly collections, overdue amounts, contracts nearing expiry, occupancy rate, registered payments, follow-up notifications, and issued receipts. The admin side covers contracts, payments, receipts, and reports; the owner portal is used to view income, expenses, occupancy rate, contracts, and reports; and the tenant portal provides contracts, payments, receipts, and download links. The Enterprise plan mentions team permissions, suggesting support for more complex team collaboration, but the page does not disclose the granularity of those permissions.
Pricing is relatively clear: Starter costs 99 SAR/month for up to 20 units; Professional costs 299 SAR/month for up to 100 units and includes owner and tenant portals plus operational and financial reports; Enterprise is custom-priced and supports larger portfolios, custom onboarding, team permissions, and direct support. The page offers a free trial account and demo request, but does not specify the trial period, limitations, or payment methods.
The main advantage is its clearly defined vertical use case: it is designed around high-frequency pain points such as rent collection, overdue payments, receipts, and owner reporting, making it suitable for gradually scaling from a small property portfolio. Multi-side portals can reduce repetitive communication between owners and tenants. The downside is that third-party integrations appear limited. The FAQ clearly states that there is currently no direct API connection with Ejar, and users can only manually save contract numbers and links. Information on security and compliance, backups, auditing, open APIs, and payment methods is also insufficient.
Eyalah is better suited to landlords, brokerage offices, and property management companies operating residential or commercial properties in Saudi Arabia. If your business is based in mainland China, you should carefully evaluate language, currency, tax, contract rules, and network accessibility. At present, access from China is unknown, and payment options have not been disclosed. Comparable products include Buildium, AppFolio, and Rent Manager, as well as China-based real estate/property management systems such as 明源云 and 极致科技.
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