01Rent by month
Rent by month
Andreas G.Agiou Andreou 112 · Flat 4€950Paid
Elena C.Makariou III 30 · Flat 2€780Paid
Sofia P.Eleftherias 9 · A2€720Overdue
Made for landlords in Cyprus
Your properties.Your peace of mind.
Rent, repairs, and everything in between. One calm place to manage your properties and see what they really earn.
- No credit card
- Every feature included
Stegi is now on iPhone
Android app · Coming soonBuilt in Limassol. At home across Cyprus.
STEGI
Properties · 03Net income · this year
€11,280.00
Income minus costs. Clear as day.
Income
€14,400
Expenses
€3,120
Your property, at a glance
Rent by month€1,200
Expenses€260
One less thing on your mind.
Rent reminders and renewal dates stay with the property. You stay ahead of what needs you.
Rent & renewals
Your tenants feel at home.
One link for rent, messages, and repairs. In Greek, English, Russian, or Hebrew. No account needed.
A simpler tenant experience
A home for the paperwork.
Keep receipts, expenses, and leases connected. Export the year's records when your accountant asks.
Leases, costs & reports
Local roots. Less friction.
Made here. For life here.
Built in Limassol around the everyday work of owning property in Cyprus. Greek and English leases. Four tenant languages. A real person when you need a hand.
Say hello to Pavlos, the founderOne place for your entire rental business
Eight things every landlord already does somewhere. Here they share one record, so the answer at the end of the year adds up.
Properties
Rent by month
Expenses
Tenants
Contracts
Repairs
Renewals and key dates, with consequences
Reports
Everything your property needs.
Six parts of the same record. Demonstration data — this is the product, not a mock-up of it.
02Expenses
Expenses
Repairs & maintenance−€340
Utilities−€118
Insurance−€210
Costs€668
03Tenants
Tenants
Andreas GeorgiouAgiou Andreou 112 · Flat 4Occupied
Anna DemetriouDionysou 5 · MaisonetteOccupied
—Tombs of the Kings 18Vacant
04Repairs
Repairs
Kitchen tap drippingEleftherias 9 · A2Open
Front door lock stickingEleftherias 9 · A1In progress
No hot water upstairsDionysou 5Done
05Contracts
Contracts
Agiou Andreou 112 · Flat 4Renews14 Nov 2026
Makariou III 30 · Flat 2Renews2 Mar 2027
Dionysou 5 · MaisonetteRenews30 Jun 2027
06Reports
Reports
€12,480
Income
€3,120
Costs
€9,360
Net result
Demonstration data
PA
I built this for our own apartments.
I am Pavlos, from Limassol. My family rents out a few apartments, and for years everything about them lived in WhatsApp and Viber: a photo of a leaking boiler at eleven at night, a screenshot of a transfer with no month on it, three separate chats for one flat.
Last February I spent an evening scrolling a year of chats and bank statements to work out what one flat had earned, and I still was not sure. The flat that sat empty for four months had insurance and common charges going out the whole time, and nobody counted it. Stegi is what we needed: small, in Greek, and built around how renting works here.
I'm working with the first landlords personally. If you join now, I'll set up your properties with you on a call, and you can email me directly when something is wrong — pavlos@stegi.app.
Simple pricing
Fourteen days with everything unlocked, no card. Then €19 or €39 a month.
Solo
€19/month
- Units · 5
- Rent tracking and automatic reminders
- Leases as a Greek or English PDF
- Maintenance tickets and tenant portal
- Tax report and CSV for your accountant
- Renewals and key dates, with consequences
- Costs on the properties that earn nothing
Pro
€39/month
- Units · Unlimited
- Rent tracking and automatic reminders
- Leases as a Greek or English PDF
- Maintenance tickets and tenant portal
- Tax report and CSV for your accountant
- Renewals and key dates, with consequences
- Costs on the properties that earn nothing
- We find you a tradesperson, by hand
- Direct line to the founder
No card to start. Cancel from your account in two clicks.
Questions
How much tax do I pay on rental income in Cyprus?
Three separate charges land on rent — income tax on what is left after deductions, plus the Special Defence Contribution and GESY, which are both charged on gross rent. Rent is also taxed on top of your other income rather than on its own, so the same rent costs a pensioner and a full-time salary earner very different amounts. Our guide explains how they differ; rates come from your accountant, not from us.
What about the properties I do not rent out?
They belong in here too. Mark each property as let, empty, family use or short-let, and Stegi shows what the ones earning nothing still cost you in insurance, common expenses and standing charges over a year. That figure appears in no income report anywhere, which is why most owners have never seen it.
What happens if Stegi shuts down?
Everything you put in comes back out. One button exports your full history as JSON, and your tax reports as CSV, any time — no request, no waiting. Your records are yours.
I already use Excel. Why change?
Excel doesn't email your tenant when rent is late, doesn't generate a lease, and doesn't tell you a tenancy ends in three weeks. Stegi does those three things without being asked.
Are the leases valid in Cyprus?
Stegi generates a standard tenancy agreement in Greek or English, the two enforceable contract languages here, pre-filled from your records. It's a template, not legal advice — for anything unusual, have a lawyer review it.
Do my tenants need to install anything?
No. Tenants get one link: it shows their rent status and lets them report issues. It works in any browser, in four languages.
Is my data safe?
Your data lives in an EU-hosted database, isolated per account, encrypted in transit and at rest. Export or delete everything anytime — GDPR is built in, not bolted on.
What happens after the 14 days?
You pick €19 or €39 a month, or you stop. Nothing you entered is deleted or locked away if you stop — it stays readable and you can export the whole lot to CSV whenever you like.
Everything
under one roof.
Manage your properties. Track your money. Stay ahead of what is next.
or email support@stegi.app with a question first