Amlakey
The calm way for Saudi landlords to run rent, utilities, and reporting — in one place.
Independent landlords in Saudi Arabia run their properties out of notebooks, chat threads, and a dozen browser tabs — one for the rent ledger, one for each utility portal, another for the lease paperwork. Nothing talks to anything else, so slipped rent, unpaid bills, and expiring contracts are easy to miss. Amlakey replaces that scramble with a single place that quietly keeps track.
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Rent that tracks itself
Every unit, lease, and payment in one ledger — on the Hijri calendar landlords actually use — with clear views of who has paid and who is overdue.
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Utilities without the portals
Electricity (SEC) and water (NWC) bills pulled in automatically, so readings and dues sit next to the property instead of behind separate logins.
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Ejar, lined up
Lease data stays consistent with the national Ejar registry, so contracts and tenant records match the official system.
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Reports in a tap
Owner statements and income reports generate on demand — the paperwork that used to mean an evening in a spreadsheet.
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Quiet by design
Timely reminders for due rent and expiring leases, in a calm interface that works the same in Arabic and English, right-to-left included.
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