Rentiv

Rentiv: rent, bills and receipts for landlords and tenants

Rentiv is an Android app that helps landlords and tenants in India keep everything about a rental in one place. It starts with Maharashtra.

For landlords

Add properties floor by floor, with flats, rooms and beds.
Invite tenants by mobile number.
Create monthly bills: rent, maintenance and submeter electricity calculated from your meter readings.
Record payments (cash, UPI, bank transfer, cheque) and send receipts.
Split shared bills such as water or common-area electricity among tenants.
Track expenses, repairs, security deposits, move-outs and staff.

For tenants

See your bills and what you owe.
Tell your landlord you have paid and get a receipt once they confirm.
Report repairs and keep your rental documents together.

How payments work today

Rent is paid directly from the tenant to the landlord: cash, bank transfer, cheque, or UPI to the landlord's own UPI ID. Rentiv does not receive or hold rent or deposit money. A payment counts once the landlord confirms it.

Coming soon: online rent payment. Tenants will be able to pay rent online through Razorpay, a regulated payment gateway. The money goes to the landlord's bank account; Rentiv never holds it.

Pricing

Rentiv app for landlords: Free during the launch period
Rentiv app for tenants: Free
Paying rent by cash, bank transfer, cheque or UPI to the landlord: No fee
Paying rent online through Rentiv (when available): a convenience fee, always shown before you pay. It covers payment-gateway charges and is not paid to the landlord.

If we introduce any other fee, it will be shown in the app with taxes before you agree to it. No fee is ever charged retrospectively.

Get the app

Android (test version): rentalmanager-api.onrender.com/api/v1/app/get

Policies and contact

Cancellation and Refunds: kshanera.com/rentiv/refunds

Shipping and Delivery: kshanera.com/rentiv/shipping

Delete your account: kshanera.com/rentiv/delete-account

Rentiv is a product of Momentra Living Private Limited, Pune, Maharashtra.