Getting the rent in: billed against collected, and the resident who is late
Most PG owners know what they collected. Far fewer know what they were owed — and the gap between the two is the whole problem.
Made for Bharat · English + हिन्दी + मराठी
Your PG,
Your PG,
run the easy way.
Beds, rent, tenants and complaints — the whole building in one app.
UPI rent links
GST handled
WhatsApp ready
Hourly → Monthly stays
Illustration — not real data
- Free
- Occupied
- Held
Rent collects itself.
- Automatic monthly invoices with pro-rata
- UPI payment links tenants can pay in two taps
- GST decided by the ₹20,000 / 90-day rule
- Late fees and electricity splitting on autopilot
Illustration — four tenants, one ledger line
Sab kuch. Ek app.
One app for the whole building.
Bed-level control
Every floor, room and bed, with its own rate.
FreeUPI rent collection
Payment links that mark themselves paid.
FreeDigital agreements
Generated from the booking, accepted on the resident's phone.
ProComplaints with SLAs
Urgent issues get a clock everyone can see.
ProLandlords and payables
What you owe the landlord, against what the building earns.
ProReports and the CA pack
The registers your accountant asks for, already exported.
PremiumAsked by owners like you.
Do my tenants need to install anything?
No. Rent links open in any UPI app, agreements are accepted with a code, and notices are visible on a simple link. Resident portal logins are part of Pro and above.
Can I manage hourly or daily stays?
Yes — a bed can be rented hourly, daily, weekly or monthly, each with its own rate. Short stays are billed upfront automatically; monthly stays bill by cycle with pro-rata.
How does the GST handling work?
HamaraPG applies GST entry 12AA to every invoice: accommodation is exempt when the value is ₹20,000 or less per person per month and the stay runs 90 or more continuous days, and the test is applied per person, so two people sharing a room are assessed separately. The thresholds and the rate come from the GST rule on your account, nothing is charged at all if your organisation is not GST-registered, and every invoice records why it was exempt or taxable. Rules change and they are not the same for every PG — confirm your own position with a CA.
More about the plans on the pricing page.
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