Vivica
Property Management, made effortless
What it does
Track maintenance with AI triage, run your whole portfolio, and give your tenants a beautiful mobile app. Free for landlords, with no subscriptions, ever.
Online rent collection, maintenance requests with AI triage, leases and documents, recurring reminders and a tenant app your renters actually use. Free for landlords, no subscription. One fee: 0.5% per online rent payment, capped at $15.
Vivica keeps rent, maintenance, paperwork, tenants and your team in one quiet, organized place, and gives your tenants a genuinely lovely app. Free. No subscriptions, ever. One fee of 0.5% per online rent payment, capped at $15, only if you use it. Click to enlarge Built for landlords with 1 to 1,000 units Whether you rent out the family cottage or manage four buildings with partners, the workflow is the same: calm. Add a property and invite your first tenant before the kettle boils. Every landlord gets every feature. There is no premium tier to unlock and no per-unit pricing. Bring on co-owners, staff and contractors, each with exactly the right access. Rent arrives on time from the app,…from vivica.app
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