UAE-based proptech and fintech company Rentify has raised AED 7.34 million in a seed funding round to expand its artificial intelligence-driven rental management platform, Earn AI. The latest investment lifts the company’s total funding to AED 9.18 million, following a previous AED 1.83 million round in 2025.
The funding round was backed by a consortium of investors from the real estate and financial technology sectors. The capital will support product development, wider deployment of AI agents, and expansion into new markets.
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The investment comes at a time when the regional proptech sector is moving away from conventional rental management software toward AI systems, which can execute tasks independently.
Rentify’s strategy focuses on what it describes as an agentic AI model. The system is designed to handle operational work across property portfolios, including rent reminders, collection processes, tenant onboarding, contract renewal tracking, and recommendations for property managers.
Industry players across the Gulf have been investing in automation tools as landlords and operators seek tighter control over costs and efficiency. The latest funding beckons continued investor confidence in this shift.
Rentify stated that Earn AI is already in use across five property management companies in the UAE. These include Gargash Real Estate, New Star Property Management, Arabian Acres Real Estate, Purecare Management, and RSH Holiday Homes Rental.
The company mentioned that thousands of residential and commercial units are now integrated into the platform. These portfolios are operating through automated workflows powered by the system.
Earn AI is built on proprietary machine learning systems trained using real operational data. This includes payment patterns, rental pricing behavior, vacancy trends, and contract renewal cycles.
Rentify estimates that property owners and managers lose between 8% and 14% of potential annual rental income linked to inefficiencies in collections, delayed adjustments, and revenue leakage. The platform targets these gaps through automated decision-making and execution.
Unlike traditional analytics tools, the system relies on live operational data from active users. This approach is designed to improve accuracy in portfolio performance tracking and management decisions.
The newly raised capital will be directed toward strengthening Rentify’s AI models and expanding its autonomous agent capabilities. The company also plans to accelerate adoption among property management firms and scale its presence beyond the UAE.
The development highlights growing investor interest in AI-driven operational platforms within real estate, as proptech companies move deeper into automation-led service models.