AI-powered property management for landlords and managers. Bring rent, leases, maintenance, and financials together, ask questions about your portfolio, and see what needs attention.
Residential, commercial, and mixed-use portfolios.
See how it worksAn illustrative portfolio of four residential and commercial buildings connected to a lilac brain above their rooftops, with glowing signals traveling from the buildings to the brain. Drag horizontally to explore it. When the scene is focused, use the left and right arrow keys to rotate, Home to reset the view, and Space to pause or play the animation.
What needs my attention today?
Start with the urgent repair at Oak Court. Here’s what’s happening across your portfolio:
Oak Court · Unit 204 — this is the only urgent repair.
Parkside 12 is 12 days late; Oak Court 102 is 5 days late. Each owes $1,200.
Oak Court 204 ends in 21 days and Willow House 6 in 28. Neither has a renewal offer yet.
Maintenance requests · Rent balances · Lease records
From overdue rent to urgent repairs and upcoming renewals, see where your attention is needed.
Collect rent online, post charges and late fees, and see every balance against its ledger. Bank feeds, expenses, and owner statements live alongside it.
Explore financial toolsEvery balance links to its ledger.
Tenants submit from the portal. You triage, assign a vendor, and track updates in one thread. Preventive schedules keep routine work from becoming urgent work.
Explore maintenance toolsOak Court · Unit 204
Parkside · Unit 12
Willow House · Unit 6
Track applications, showings, and active leases with their dates and documents. Upcoming expirations surface early enough to make a decision, not a scramble.
Explore leasing toolsDates and documents, in one record.
Bring your tenants, owners, payments, documents, and conversations into the same system.
Tenants pay rent, submit requests, and read their lease without emailing you.
Owners see statements, distributions, and approvals for their properties only.
Rent by card or bank transfer, posted to the ledger automatically.
Contacts, insurance certificates, and work history for every service provider.
Leases, addendums, and photos filed by property and unit.
Email, SMS, and portal messages in one inbox, linked to the record they concern.
Showings, inspections, and lease dates on one calendar, synced to Google.
Occupancy, collections, and expenses across properties, entities, and time.
Leases, ledgers, and tenant details are the business. Here is how Unitz keeps them yours, and how the assistant stays inside those lines.
Each organization’s data lives in its own isolated database schema.
Role-based permissions decide who sees which records and takes which actions.
Sensitive fields such as access codes are encrypted at rest.
AI answers are scoped to your organization, and high-impact actions can require your review.
Whether you own six doors or run a management company, the day has the same parts: rent, repairs, leases, and the people behind them.
A few doors and a lot of hats. Collect rent, handle repairs, and keep the paperwork straight without a spreadsheet.
See plansMany owners and many properties, residential and commercial alike. Role-based access for your team and statements for every owner.
See plansCAM reconciliation, multi-entity structures, and analytics across the whole book, from a single account.
See plansEvery plan includes the assistant, online payments, leasing, and maintenance. Pick the tier that matches your unit count and move up when the portfolio does.
For individual landlords just getting started.
For small landlords & mom-and-pop mixed use.
For scaling residential, commercial & mixed-use portfolios.
For serious commercial operators and funds.
In Unitz, super intelligence starts with your portfolio records. It reads the records you keep in Unitz: properties and units, leases and their dates, tenant balances and payment history, maintenance requests, vendors, and uploaded documents. Every answer is scoped to your organization. Ask “who is behind on rent” and it reads your ledgers, not a general model of what landlords usually see.
Landlords and property managers at any portfolio size. Independent owners use it to collect rent and track repairs without a spreadsheet. Management companies use it for multiple owners, role-based team access, and owner statements. Commercial and mixed-use operators add CAM reconciliation, multi-entity structures, and portfolio analytics.
Yes. The guided examples on this page run against a sample portfolio, so you can see how questions are answered without an account. When you are ready, select Get started, add a property or import a spreadsheet, and ask the same questions about your own units.
No. You can add properties, units, tenants, and leases directly and start collecting rent and tracking repairs the same day. Connect Stripe for online payments, Plaid for bank feeds, and Google Calendar for showings and reminders when those fit your workflow.
Yes. Import properties, units, tenants, and leases from a CSV or XLSX export of your current system or spreadsheet. The import wizard maps your columns, flags rows that need attention, and lets you review everything before it is saved. Upload leases and other documents to keep them with the records they belong to.
Yes. Tenants sign in to pay rent, submit and track maintenance requests, view their lease, and message you. Owners sign in to see statements, property performance, and distributions, and to approve maintenance work that needs their sign-off. Each portal shows only the records that belong to that person.
Your team works inside your organization with role-based permissions. Admins configure the account and billing; staff roles such as leasing, maintenance, and accounting see the records and actions their job needs. Owners and tenants have separate portals with their own sign-in. You can change roles and remove access at any time.
Plans are priced by the number of units you manage, with a monthly or discounted annual option. Every plan includes the AI assistant, online payments, leasing, and maintenance; larger plans add financial reporting, lease abstraction, CAM reconciliation, and multi-entity accounting. The pricing page lists current plans, unit limits, and what each one includes.
Add your properties, bring your records, and ask what needs attention today.