Listings, tenants, leases, payments, and maintenance. Finally in one app built for how Africa rents.
If you manage 1-10 rental units, you know the chaos: tenants pay late via random transfers, leases sit in a drawer, and repair requests come through WhatsApp at midnight. Muraza replaces that mess with one platform your tenants actually use. Now opening for landlords and property managers in Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana.
WHAT YOU GET ON DAY ONE
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We'll email you as private beta access opens in your market.
Preview: one listing inside the full workspace, with AI context, local payment rails, lease, rent, chat, and maintenance together (not a gallery grid).
Check rent status, respond to tenants, and approve maintenance requests from your phone. Whether you're at work, traveling, or managing from abroad.
Right now, you find tenants on one site, negotiate on WhatsApp, collect rent through random bank transfers, and track repairs in your head. Every handoff is a chance to lose money or a good tenant.
Half the listings are fake, agents ghost you, and site visits waste entire weekends. Your real listing competes with scams for attention.
Your tenant wants to pay by MoMo. The last platform only took cards. So rent arrives late through random bank transfers you have to reconcile by hand.
The lease is in a drawer, maintenance requests come via WhatsApp at 11pm, and rent reminders are awkward phone calls. There's no system. Just you trying to keep up.
We didn't copy a Silicon Valley rental app and add MoMo. Every feature was designed for how landlords, tenants, and property managers actually work in Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana.
MoMo, M-Pesa, Airtel Money, bank transfer, and cards. Tenants pay the way they already pay, and you get paid on time.
Founding landlords get direct input on features, priority support, and a platform built around their actual workflow, not assumptions.
Other sites stop at the listing. Muraza handles the whole relationship: lease, payments, messaging, and maintenance so nothing falls through the cracks.
Stop juggling WhatsApp, spreadsheets, and hope. Here's what Muraza handles for you.
Tenants describe what they want in plain language. Muraza matches them to your listing so you get inquiries from people who can actually afford it.
Tenants pay by MoMo, M-Pesa, card, or bank transfer. Automatic reminders, split payments, and real-time tracking so you stop chasing rent.
Your listing gets verified, which means more serious inquiries and fewer no-shows. Tenants trust what they see.
Every conversation with tenants stays in one place with read receipts. No more lost messages or "I didn't see your text."
Send a country-compliant lease, get it signed online, and store it securely. No printing, no courier, no excuses.
Tenants submit requests in-app. You assign vendors, track progress, and close the loop. All in one place.
Every country has different payment methods, lease laws, and currencies. Muraza handles the details so you don't have to.
Collect rent via MTN MoMo and Airtel Money. Digital leases that meet Ugandan tenancy requirements.
M-Pesa rent collection built in. Reach serious tenants in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu.
Bank transfer and card payments that actually work. Serve Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt landlords.
MTN MoMo and card payments with workflows designed for Accra and Kumasi rental markets.
List your property, sign a tenant, and manage everything without switching apps.
Post your listing, set your terms, and let Muraza's AI connect you with tenants who match your budget, location, and requirements.
Review applications, chat with prospects, send a digital lease, and collect the deposit. All online, even if you're in a different city.
Automatic rent reminders, mobile money collection, maintenance tracking, and tenant messaging. All from one dashboard.
Founding members get priority access, direct input on features, and first-mover advantage in their market. Once we open to the public, these perks go away.
Save My Spot for FreeOnly 500 founding spots per market. No credit card required.