Comparing Pangoni vs DigiTenant is partly a comparison of pricing models: DigiTenant advertises paying only for occupied units, while Pangoni uses published flat tiers with a free plan. Both are Kenyan and support M-Pesa.
Note: public information on DigiTenant is limited (their site is largely app-rendered). The details below reflect what is publicly discoverable as of 2 July 2026 — confirm current features and pricing directly with the vendor.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Pangoni | DigiTenant |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Landlords through to agencies + marketplace | Landlords / property managers |
| M-Pesa rent collection | Yes, with automatic reconciliation | Yes (M-Pesa, Airtel Money, banks) |
| Tenant portal | Tenant records & communication | Yes — maintenance, receipts, payment history |
| Maintenance tracking | Yes | Yes, with auto-invoicing |
| Integrated property marketplace | Yes — pangoni.com | Not indicated |
| Pricing model | Flat tiers, free up to 3 units | Pay per occupied unit (figures not public) |
| Accounting integrations | QuickBooks, Zoho, Tally | Not indicated |
| Published pricing | Yes | No figures listed |
DigiTenant details last verified 2 July 2026 from dtenant.com. Features and pricing change — confirm current details with the vendor before deciding.
Pricing
Pangoni prices are before VAT. Landlords have Free (3 units), Pro at KSh1,500/month (30 units), Elite at KSh3,500 (100 units), and Enterprise at KSh4,900 (200 units). Agents have Starter at KSh1,200/month (15 units), Pro at KSh2,500 (100 units), Elite at KSh6,000 (500 units), and Enterprise at KSh9,900 (1,000 units). Agencies have Starter at KSh4,500/month (150 units, 3 staff), Pro at KSh12,000 (500 units, 10 staff), and Enterprise from KSh30,000 (2,000 units, 25 staff). Lifetime Core is KSh45,000 once for landlords or KSh75,000 once for agents, with usage credits and extra capacity purchased separately. Monthly unit packs have published ceilings. Existing customers retain their purchased terms. Eligible recurring plans offer a 45-day trial; Lifetime Core does not. Compare all current plans and unit packs.
DigiTenant advertises a pay-per-occupied-unit model — you pay nothing for vacant units — but does not list specific figures publicly (as of 2 July 2026). A usage-based model can suit portfolios with fluctuating occupancy; a flat tier with a free plan can be more predictable. Confirm DigiTenant’s current rates with the vendor.
Who should choose which
Choose DigiTenant if you prefer usage-based pricing that charges only for occupied units and your occupancy varies a lot.
Choose Pangoni if you want predictable published pricing with a free tier, an integrated marketplace, and accounting integrations.
Verdict
DigiTenant’s occupied-unit pricing is an interesting fit for variable occupancy, but its limited public information means you should verify features and rates directly. Pangoni offers transparency, a free tier, and marketplace reach today. Trial both where possible.
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Frequently asked questions
DigiTenant advertises a pay-per-occupied-unit model (vacant units are free) but does not publish figures as of 2 July 2026. Pangoni uses published flat tiers with a free plan for up to 3 units.
Yes — DigiTenant states it integrates M-Pesa, Airtel Money, and banks. Pangoni collects via M-Pesa with automatic reconciliation. Verify current details on each site.