Buildium Clone App - White-Label Property Management Software

A Buildium clone is a ready-made property management app. The Miracuves Buildium Clone gives landlords and managers property, unit, tenant and lease records, lets tenants see the next rent due, pay it and raise a maintenance request from their phones, and gives owners and administrators dashboards for occupancy, work orders and revenue. It ships as a tenant app, a landlord app, a web portal with a vendor panel and an admin panel, white-labeled to your brand.

The demo is one Flutter app with three entry points on its sign-in screen: Explore as Tenant, Explore as Owner and Explore as Admin. The tenant side shows the next payment due with a Pay Now button and shortcuts to a maintenance request, payment history, the lease and documents. The owner side shows properties, units, occupancy and revenue with shortcuts to financial reports and property performance. The admin side shows properties, tenants, work orders and revenue with shortcuts to properties, tenants and leases. The web portal and vendor panel are shown on a guided call.

Software for managing rentals is generally lawful to build and sell. The Miracuves Buildium Clone follows ordinary property-management patterns, uses no code, design or content from Buildium, and uses the name descriptively. What the law asks of you as a landlord or manager, such as rules on deposits, late fees, notices and tenant screening, depends on where you operate. Miracuves gives no legal advice, so have a local lawyer check those points for your market.

The base covers what the demo shows: role-based sign-in, property and unit records, tenant records, rent due with Pay Now and payment history, a maintenance request shortcut, lease and document shortcuts, owner financial reports and an admin dashboard. Tenant applications, screening and background checks, e-signature for leases, autopay with late-fee rules and accounting sync are not in the demo. They are scoped as add-ons, and each is quoted in writing before any work starts.

Yes. The tenant app has a Payment History quick action beside the next payment due card, a My Lease shortcut and a Documents shortcut, and tenants can create their own account with email, Google or GitHub. Account management was improved in release 1.1.

Yes. The tenant and landlord apps are built in Flutter, so Android and iOS builds come from one code base, and Miracuves supports publishing them from your own developer accounts. Apple and Google review each app on their own timetable, which sits outside our 6-day build time.

The demo shows role-based sign-in, a password strength bar with a confirmation field, and Google and GitHub options. Tenant records stay in databases on hosting you provide, and card details are handled by the payment gateway you connect. The platform is not certified under any security framework. Penetration testing, secret rotation and a restore test are launch tasks we plan with you.

Yes. The properties list holds as many properties as you add, each with its own address, type, year built, total units, description and Overview, Units and Financials tabs. The list has a search box and an add button.

Not in the demo. The landlord side shows properties, units, occupancy, revenue and reports, and the tenant list shows contact details and an active status, but no screening or credit-check flow appears in any demo screen. Screening and applications are available as a scoped add-on with a screening provider you contract, priced separately.

On the tenant side, the next payment due and the payment history show what is owed and what was paid. On the owner side, Financial Reports opens income and expenses and Property Performance opens property metrics, and the admin dashboard carries a revenue tile. Deeper tracking, such as overdue lists or accounting sync, is scoped as custom work.

The admin dashboard shows properties, tenants, work orders and revenue as four tiles, with quick actions into properties and units, tenants and lease renewals. Property records can be added, edited and deleted, and the tenant list can be searched. The web admin panel is shown on a guided call.

The demo separates three roles: tenant, owner and admin, each with its own sign-in entry and home screen. Finer permissions, such as a technician or vendor role with limited screens, are scoped as custom work.

The demo shows headline tiles on the admin dashboard and, on the owner side, Financial Reports for income and expenses and Property Performance for property metrics. A larger reporting suite with custom reports is scoped separately.

The tenant home shows the next payment due with its amount and due date, and a Pay Now button. Payments go through the gateway account you connect, so you need a gateway with KYC completed before launch. Recurring autopay and late-fee rules are an add-on, not part of the demo.

Most property platforms start with the subscription, because it needs nothing beyond the base: the first landlord who signs up pays a plan. Fees on rent payments come next, once tenants actually pay through the app and you have agreed the gateway terms. Paid modules such as screening, e-signature or accounting sync, and licensing the white-label deployment to another management company, depend on your own commercial arrangements and are agreed rather than built in.

Defensibility comes from records and routine rather than features. Landlords who have loaded their buildings, units and tenants do not casually move, and tenants who have a payment history and a lease in the app have a reason to keep using it. The platform helps by letting that accumulation start at launch and by keeping it in your database. Reliable support for rent and repairs is the second moat, because a platform people depend on every month is hard to replace.

The launch-ready white-label Buildium Clone is a fixed price of $5,199, with the complete source code. Add-ons, extra integrations and custom flows are scoped and quoted separately in writing. Hosting, a domain, store developer accounts and a payment gateway are yours to supply.

The ready-made build takes 6 working days on our side: rebranding, deployment to your hosting and publishing support from your developer accounts. Store review by Apple and Google, gateway onboarding and your own content are outside that time.

Launch starts three overlapping periods: 60 days of dedicated platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug resolution and 12 months of continuous product updates, all at no extra cost. We answer first in under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST.

You bring hosting and a domain, a verified developer account for each store, your branding and business details, a payment gateway that is onboarded with KYC complete, and any third-party keys such as Google Maps, Twilio or Firebase. Miracuves does not write your lease templates, privacy policy or terms of service.

Because the role-based sign-in, the property and tenant records and the rent and maintenance screens arrive working, with the complete source code and a fixed price of $5,199. Miracuves has 9,000+ projects delivered since 2010 and 6,000+ clients served, and this page says plainly which features are in the base and which are add-ons.