Jeddah rental portals for yearly leases, furnished stays and visitors on the way to Makkah.

Hosts choose a stay listing or a lease listing at the start, and each opens its own form. Stay listings ask for nightly and monthly rates, minimum nights, check in times and the hospitality licence number. Lease listings ask for yearly rent, payment frequency, the REGA advertising licence and the handling broker.

Search by district or along the coast from the Corniche to Obhur, with filters for sea view, family or single occupancy, private entrance, pool, parking and distance to the airport or Al Balad. Guests can draw an area on the map, which suits visitors who know a landmark but not a district name.

Hosts set blocked dates, seasonal rates for Ramadan, school holidays and Jeddah Season, and choose instant booking or approval. Calendars can sync with other channels the host already uses, so a unit booked elsewhere is closed on your platform within minutes rather than double sold.

Guests pay the full stay at checkout by mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or STC Bank through a gateway licensed in the Kingdom, with Tabby or Tamara on longer monthly stays where those providers accept your category. Totals show cleaning charges, the platform fee and VAT before payment, never after.

A refundable deposit is held as a card authorisation or collected and released after checkout, depending on what your provider supports. Hosts file a damage claim with photos inside a set window, guests respond, and your team decides. Released deposits and deductions show on both parties' statements.

Every confirmed checkout creates a cleaning task for the host's team or a contractor, with the next arrival time attached. Humid coastal flats need air conditioning and linen checks between guests, so hosts can add their own checklist items and mark the unit ready before it reopens for booking.

The ledger records each booking's gross amount, your commission, the host's share and any deduction, then pays hosts after check in or on a weekly schedule you choose. Commission invoices are issued under ZATCA e-invoicing through a Fatoora capable provider, and hosts download statements for their own accounts.

For yearly lets, tenants book a viewing, the broker confirms, and an agreed deal passes to the broker for Ejar documentation. The portal stores the contract reference and tells the tenant that rent is paid through Ejar by mada or SADAD, and charges only the reservation or brokerage fee you set.

Jeddah draws guests and tenants from across the Muslim world, so interface text can be extended into Urdu, Indonesian, Malay or Turkish after launch. Hosts write descriptions once, and translated versions are reviewed before they publish, so automatic translation never produces misleading house rules.

Only guests who completed a stay, and tenants who attended a viewing, can leave a review, and hosts may reply once in public. A support inbox ties every message to its booking, so when a guest arriving late from the airport cannot reach a host, your team sees the booking, the host's phone and the check in notes in one screen and can act before the guest asks for a refund.