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

Quick answer: Both are Kenyan property management platforms with M-Pesa rent collection and automatic reconciliation. Silqu offers dedicated iOS and Android apps plus visitor/security management, which appeals to estates and on-site managers. Pangoni differentiates with an integrated property marketplace (pangoni.com), a free plan, published pricing, and accounting integrations.

If you are comparing Pangoni vs Silqu, you are looking at two platforms built for the Kenyan rental market. Silqu (a Nairobi startup founded in 2021) focuses on a mobile-first management experience with native apps. Pangoni pairs deep M-Pesa reconciliation with an integrated marketplace and transparent, self-serve pricing. Both cover the essentials — the right pick depends on whether native apps or marketplace reach and pricing matter more to you.

Feature comparison

Pangoni vs Silqu feature comparison
FeaturePangoniSilqu
Built forLandlords through to agencies, marketplace-integratedLandlords, property/estate managers, caretakers
M-Pesa rent collectionYes, with automatic reconciliationYes (M-Pesa, bank), with auto-matching
Native mobile appsWeb app (works in the mobile browser)Dedicated iOS & Android apps
Integrated property marketplaceYes — listings on pangoni.comNot indicated
Accounting integrationsQuickBooks, Zoho, Tally (Xero/Sage in beta)Not indicated
Free planYes — up to 3 unitsNot indicated
Published pricingYesQuote on request
Visitor / security managementNot a core focusYes

Silqu details last verified 2 July 2026 from silqu.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).

Silqu does not list prices publicly; its pricing page asks you to get in touch for a quote. If transparent, self-serve pricing and a free entry tier matter to you, that is a practical difference to weigh.

Who should choose which

Choose Silqu if you specifically want dedicated iOS/Android apps or built-in visitor and security management for a gated estate.

Choose Pangoni if you want an integrated marketplace to fill vacancies, a free tier to start, transparent pricing, and accounting integrations.

Verdict

Silqu is a credible, mobile-first choice, especially where native apps and estate/visitor features matter. Pangoni is the stronger fit if you value marketplace reach, a free starting tier, published pricing, and accounting integrations. Because Silqu quotes pricing on request, ask for a quote and trial Pangoni free to compare directly.


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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Both collect rent via M-Pesa and reconcile payments; Pangoni also lists integrated accounting connectors (QuickBooks, Zoho, Tally). Confirm current details on each vendor’s site.

As of 2 July 2026, Silqu’s site asks you to contact them for a quote rather than listing prices. Pangoni publishes its plans (free up to 3 units; Pro KSh 1,500/month).

Pangoni is a web platform that works in any mobile browser; it does not ship a dedicated app store app. Silqu offers native iOS and Android apps.