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Pangoni vs DigiTenant — Which Property Management Software Is Right for You?

Quick answer: DigiTenant is a Kenyan property-management tool with automated invoicing, payment tracking, a tenant portal, and a pay-per-occupied-unit model (vacant units are free). Public information is limited, so verify details on their site. Pangoni offers an integrated marketplace, published flat-rate pricing with a free tier, and accounting integrations.

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

Pangoni vs DigiTenant feature comparison
FeaturePangoniDigiTenant
Built forLandlords through to agencies + marketplaceLandlords / property managers
M-Pesa rent collectionYes, with automatic reconciliationYes (M-Pesa, Airtel Money, banks)
Tenant portalTenant records & communicationYes — maintenance, receipts, payment history
Maintenance trackingYesYes, with auto-invoicing
Integrated property marketplaceYes — pangoni.comNot indicated
Pricing modelFlat tiers, free up to 3 unitsPay per occupied unit (figures not public)
Accounting integrationsQuickBooks, Zoho, TallyNot indicated
Published pricingYesNo 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 publishes its pricing: a free Landlord plan for up to 3 units, Landlord Pro at KSh 1,500/month (up to 30 units), Landlord Elite at KSh 3,500/month (up to 100 units), and a one-off Lifetime licence at KSh 45,000. Agencies have dedicated plans from KSh 4,500/month. Every paid plan includes a 45-day free trial (prices exclusive of 16% VAT).

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.