National rental portals built around REGA licensing, Ejar and Saudi payment rules.

Price controls, licence requirements, permitted listing types and fee rules are held as settings per city rather than written into the code. Riyadh listings can apply the rent freeze check against the last registered Ejar rent while other cities do not, and a new rule from REGA becomes a configuration change instead of a development project.

Brokerages enter their FAL licence, individual brokers their own credentials, landlords their ownership or authority to let, and hospitality hosts their tourism licence. Nafath sign in confirms identity where your integration partner provides it. Accounts remain pending until moderators review the documents, and expiry dates trigger reminders and automatic pauses.

Lease and sale style rental adverts require a REGA advertising licence number before submission, and the number is shown on the public listing. Moderators can check it, and listings with missing or expired numbers stay unpublished. This protects the platform's own licence as much as it protects tenants.

When a tenant and landlord agree, the portal passes the deal to the responsible broker for Ejar documentation and stores the returned contract number. Tenants are told plainly that rent is paid through Ejar, and the portal charges only the reservation, listing or brokerage fees your model defines.

Search covers every city you operate in, with district pages for Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, the Eastern Province and wherever you expand next. Filters cover family or single occupancy, furnishing, lease length and amenities, and each city can add its own filters, such as compound living in Al Khobar or sea views in Jeddah.

Licensed private hospitality units get calendars, nightly and monthly rates, instant or approved booking, deposits, cancellation rules and cleaning tasks between guests. These listings live in their own section so a family searching for a yearly lease in Dammam never wades through holiday flats, and pilgrim stays near Makkah and Madinah show accurate travel times.

Checkout accepts mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and STC Bank through a gateway licensed in the Kingdom, with Tabby and Tamara on eligible fees and stays. If your model involves holding money for landlords or hosts before passing it on, we plan it with a provider authorised under SAMA's payments rules rather than routing funds through your own account.

Every transaction is split in a ledger by city, partner, branch and fee type. Payouts to brokers and hosts run on schedules you control, and ZATCA compliant e-invoices for commission and subscriptions are issued through a Fatoora capable provider. Finance teams export by city for management accounts and VAT returns.

National ID numbers, contact details and payment references are classified and encrypted, visible only to roles that need them, and every access is logged. Retention periods, consent records and subject access requests follow the PDPL, and hosting sits in a Kingdom region or wherever your data protection assessment allows.

Management sees listings, enquiries, reservations, bookings, revenue and payout liabilities by city and by partner, with trends over time. City managers get their own view. Reports show where supply is thin or demand is unmet, which tells you where to recruit brokers before you spend on marketing.