You bought a property, not a second job in admin. Frontage keeps every lease in one calm vault and emails you before each key date arrives — option-to-renew, rent review, expiry and insurance — so the date never costs you a rent reset again.
No password to remember No card required Flat pricing, never per-property
It rarely arrives with a bang. The lease sits in a drawer. The option date lives in a spreadsheet you opened in March and haven't touched since. Renewal terms are three reminders away from being remembered.
Then the date passes. The tenant rolls onto a fresh market lease — or worse, walks — and the rent resets in their favour. A missed option-to-renew or a forgotten rent review can quietly cost a year's worth of the gain you were owed.
It's not that you're disorganised. It's that lease admin hides between the urgent things, and no spreadsheet ever sent itself.
That's what the enterprise platforms charge a private landlord to do this — billed per property, every month. Frontage is one flat fee, whatever the size of your portfolio. And a single missed rent reset on one shop — roughly $8,400 a year — costs more than Frontage ever would.
Storage is free everywhere. What earns its keep is the system that watches every key date for you and chases the things tenants forget — in plain English, nothing per-property to pay for. Here's what that looks like.
Lease expiry, option-to-renew, rent review, insurance renewal — tell Frontage the dates once and it does the remembering. Three gentle nudges, well ahead of time, straight to your inbox. You'll never be the landlord who found out too late.
Leases, certificates of currency, disclosure statements and served notices — kept together and tagged by property and tenant, not lost in an email thread or a shoebox at tax time. Each document hangs off the lease it belongs to, so the file is always where the date is.
When a tenant's insurance is about to lapse, Frontage sends the polite request for an up-to-date certificate — and follows up if it doesn't arrive. You get one clean status board showing who's covered and who's overdue, instead of a folder of half-remembered PDFs.
No more site visits to squint at a sub-meter. Tenants log in, type the reading and snap a photo of the meter — and it lands in Frontage with a timestamp, so you bill from a number you can trust, not a guess. Fair, transparent, and off your to-do list.
Raise a rent invoice from the lease, email it to the tenant and watch it move from sent to paid to overdue. Frontage handles the paperwork and the tracking; the money still lands in your own bank account, your way. No payment rails, no surprise transaction fees skimming your rent.
The enterprise platforms are built for agencies with hundreds of doors, priced to match. Frontage is for the people actually holding the lease — and managing it themselves.
A strip of shops, a warehouse, an office floor — leases with real money on the dates.
One or two properties, self-managed, who simply want to stop forgetting things.
Small rent rolls the per-door platforms price out of the market entirely.
Held in a structure, run by the owner, where compliance and records matter.
A single lease in a complex, with its own dates and certificates to mind.
If your lease admin lives in a folder and your head, this is the upgrade.
“I built Frontage because I missed a renewal date on my own shop. I never wanted that sinking feeling again — and I didn't think a small landlord should pay enterprise prices to avoid it. Now the dates take care of themselves, and I sleep fine.”
— Luke Conforti, founder — self-managing landlord, Queensland
A landlord with 12 leases pays the per-property tools $400+ a month. Here it's one flat fee — start at just $1 a month for your first three.
Start at $1/mo for 3 months, then $9. For a single lease — the vault and the reminders that matter.
For the mum-and-dad investor with a handful of properties.
For private commercial landlords running a real portfolio.
For larger portfolios, full teams and a complete tenant portal.
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