Riyadh rental portals that keep listings honest under the rent freeze.

When a broker lists a previously let unit, the form asks for the last registered Ejar rent and flags any asking price above it before the listing reaches moderation. First time lettings are marked separately because their opening rent is agreed freely. Moderators see the history beside each submission and can reject or return it with a reason.

Brokerages register with their FAL licence, individual landlords with proof of ownership or authority to let, and each advert carries its own REGA advertising licence number. Nafath sign in confirms identity where your integration partner supports it. Accounts stay in a pending state until a moderator approves the documents.

Map and list search across Riyadh districts, with filters for rent, bedrooms, furnishing, family or single occupancy, parking and move in date. Tenants can sort by distance to a workplace, a university or a Riyadh Metro station, which matters in a city where the daily drive decides where people live.

Brokers publish viewing windows, tenants book a slot, and reminders go by SMS, email or WhatsApp. After a viewing the tenant can place a reservation request that the broker accepts or declines inside a set time, so a unit is never promised to two families at once.

Checkout takes the payments the portal is entitled to: reservation fees, featured listing plans for brokers, furnished stay bookings and agreed commission. It accepts mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and STC Bank through a licensed gateway, with Tabby or Tamara offered on eligible service fees if your provider agreements allow.

Once both sides agree, the portal hands the deal to the licensed broker to document on Ejar and records the contract reference when it comes back. Tenants see a clear message that rent is paid through Ejar by mada or SADAD, which removes the most common question support teams receive.

Each closed deal records who referred it, which broker handled it, the agreed split and the payout status. Finance staff release payouts in batches and export the ledger for reconciliation. ZATCA compliant e-invoices are issued for your commission and subscription fees through a Fatoora capable billing provider.

Each brokerage sees its live listings, views, saved counts, viewing requests and reservations in one place, with enquiries routed to the agent who owns the unit. Branch managers in Olaya or the northern districts can reassign leads, set response targets and see which listings sit unviewed for too long, so stale stock is refreshed or withdrawn before tenants complain.

Only tenants with a completed viewing or reservation can review a broker or a building. Complaints about misleading photos, withdrawn units or refused refunds open a case with evidence, deadlines and an outcome, so your team settles problems in the open rather than in private messages.

Right to left layouts are designed first and English is mirrored from them. District pages, building pages and listing pages carry structured data and clean Arabic and English URLs, so the portal ranks for searches such as a two bedroom flat in Al Narjis rather than relying on paid traffic alone.