Property managers
One site for owners, tenants and prospective renters
What matters
What your website should do for you
Owners evaluating management
Services, fees you choose to publish, reporting and how you handle maintenance and tenant selection.
Tenants needing quick routes
Rent payment, maintenance requests and emergency contacts should be one click from every page.
Current vacancies
Available units should be accurate. Listing a rented unit wastes everyone's time.
Pages your site could have
A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.
- Home
- Routes for owners, tenants and renters
- For owners
- Services, fees, reporting and a management enquiry
- Available rentals
- Units from your software or listed by request
- Tenant resources
- Portal links, maintenance requests and emergency contacts
- Properties
- Public information about buildings you manage
- Contact
- Owner and general enquiries
Features you can add
Audience routing
Clear owner, tenant and renter paths from the home page.
Tenant portal links
Links to your property management software for payments and maintenance.
Vacancy listings
Updated by request, or synced from your software.
Owner enquiry form
Property type, number of units and location.
Vacancy feed sync Larger addition, quoted separately
Display vacancies directly from AppFolio, Buildium or Yardi.
In your own words
Changes you could ask for
Request 01
“The two-bedroom at 14 Elm Court is rented. Remove it from available rentals.”
Request 02
“Add an emergency notice: water shut-off at Riverside Towers on Tuesday 9 a.m. to noon.”
Request 03
“Update our management fee to 8% of collected rent for single-family homes.”
A fictional example
Moving from an old site
Before
A property manager's website shows vacancies from last season and buries the tenant portal link in the footer.
The move
We rebuild on Replit with clear routes for each audience and vacancy listings synced or updated by request.
After
Leasing staff update vacancies through Replit Agent.
What we will ask you for
- Owner services and fees you choose to publish
- Tenant portal and maintenance links
- Available units and photos
- Building information you can make public
Works with tools you already use
- Property management software such as AppFolio, Buildium, Yardi or Rentec
- Rental listing sites
- Online application tools
Questions
Common questions
Can tenants pay rent through the website?
Yes. We link to your existing tenant portal, or build rent payments into the site with a payment provider such as Stripe.
Can vacancies update automatically?
If your software provides a listing feed, we can display it as enhanced work. Otherwise, staff update vacancies through Replit Agent.
How is this different from the real estate page?
Real estate agent sites focus on buying and selling. Property management sites serve owners and tenants of rented properties.