Keep leases, payments, work orders, and owner statements in one system your
company owns, with AI agents handling routine tenant requests. DevCom covers
property management software development, whether you are rolling out your first
MVP or modernizing the platform you run now.
Order a custom platform built from scratch, or bring our team in for a single property management software development service on
an existing platform. The cooperation stays just as smooth, and the product you get is ready to compete.
Our consultants spend time with your staff before anyone writes code. They look at your leasing process and maintenance scheduling and note where people repeat data entry, be they property managers, property owners, or tenants. After that, we recommend whether to extend off-the-shelf platforms or build custom property management software. You also get a roadmap with scope and a cost estimate.
Our rental property management software development for a PropTech product can start with as little as one workflow. That workflow might be rent collection for independent landlords or multi-currency payments for international property managers. Features like lease management or tenant screening come next, when your first users ask for them. Since you sell cloud-based property management software, we set up multi-tenant architecture in the first sprint to keep each client company’s data apart.
The old system still holds years of ledgers and lease histories necessary for audits, and your property managers check them before every renewal. We modernize in stages to keep that record intact. Our engineers move one module at a time to cloud-based property management software on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, starting with tenant billing and leaving financial reporting for later. Both versions run side by side, the old one where it runs today and the new one on the cloud platform, until the numbers match.
A property management platform is one tool among several digital platforms your company already pays for. Our engineers connect it to the rest of your stack through APIs and webhooks, so property managers and other staff enter each record once. A rent payment made through Stripe, or another payment processing service, appears in the tenant ledger and in your accounting software at the same time. Leads from listing sites land in the HubSpot or Salesforce platform, where your team manages each customer relationship until signed leases come back to the platform from DocuSign.
Our web application development covers two sides. Property managers work in a web app made for large rent rolls and CAM reconciliation, and prospects browse open units on a public-facing property website. Residents and maintenance technicians get mobile applications, and a technician in a basement with weak signal can close a work order offline. We choose native or cross-platform development, for example, React Native, based on the device features you need.
A property management system is as capable as the technology you equip it with. And today that means artificial intelligence.
We build AI-powered property management tools for routine maintenance requests and paperwork, and your staff keeps sign-off
on payments and leases.
Prospects get prices and open units from the property management system, watch virtual tours, and book a visit in the same chat. Each conversation is saved, so property managers can review it later, for example during a Fair Housing check.
Residents report problems in their own words. We train machine learning models on your dispatchers' past work orders to sort each request by urgency and type of repair, and emergencies like a gas leak go straight to the on-call technician.
We connect an AI customer service assistant to each resident’s rules, so residents get answers to everyday questions within minutes. Harder questions go to a property manager along with the full chat history, and you can track tenant satisfaction after each conversation.
Reminders go out on a schedule that fits each tenant—someone who’s paid on time for two years hears from you less often than someone running late. Renewal prices follow your revenue management rules, and a manager approves every offer before it’s sent.
Amounts and due dates from invoices and lease PDFs, even scanned ones, get filled in automatically with AI. Your accountant only checks and approves the data.
We build an AI assistant on top of your property data, from the ledger to work order history. Property owners ask about vacancy or repair costs across their real estate portfolio in plain words and get the same figures your financial reports show, plus predictive analytics on upcoming repair spend.
Bring it to a call with our team. Whether you need one integration or a full
rebuild, we’ll suggest the most cost-effective way to get there.
Property management software development cost starts with the type of real estate portfolio you run.
Projects with DevCom start at $5,000. A budget like that can cover improvements to your existing software or a simple AI workflow added to the system you already use. Rent collection and maintenance requests for a few apartment buildings take less time and money to build. Add CAM reconciliation, detailed owner reporting, and AI-powered channel managers, and the budget can grow to a few hundred thousand dollars. The number of user roles and integrations with your existing tools also factors into the estimate.
If your engineers need extra hands working alongside them, we bill per engineer. For a full cross-functional team, we provide property management software development services on a time-and-materials or fixed-price basis.
We calculate an accurate estimate during the discovery phase, once we understand your workflows and priorities.

Yes. Engineers from our property management software development company can connect it to accounting systems, CRM platforms, booking channels, tenant screening tools, payment processing, automated underwriting platforms, etc. For brokers, we also link the property-listing process to the MLS and sync leasing management data with your CRM.
Yes, one module at a time. Property managers keep working in the old system while lease agreements and other digital records move with their module, so each building lifecycle history stays intact. Once the last module is live in the new cloud-based property management system, we switch off the old one.
Yes. Our web development team builds a portal for each role around its access needs. Tenants pay rent, report repairs, and make a room/apartment choice. Owners check statements, and property managers get real-time property management data. We test each portal with real users to keep the customer experience simple.
Projects start at $5,000. A rent collection tool for a few apartment buildings stays close to that figure, while an AI-powered property management platform with CAM reconciliation and automated pricing models needs a bigger budget for a large real estate portfolio. Hosting for cloud-based software and a security solution that guards the site owner against online attacks also go into the estimate we prepare after discovery.
Yes. We can set up the process in a way that the first release of your cloud-based property management software covers one workflow, such as online rent collection or maintenance requests. Property managers test it on part of the real estate portfolio, for example, a few vacation rental units, and pick the next module from their feedback. Each new module joins the same property management platform.
Be it a rental portfolio, commercial assets, or a PropTech product:
our engineers shape the platform around the way you work