The rent
The receipt goes out once the rent has arrived — never before. The rent notice goes out ahead of the date, with graduated reminders if needed.

Receipts, rent reviews, property value: each arrives on its date, pre-filled, without you having to write it.
What a month of management demands — and what Pilot does before you.
The receipt goes out once the rent has arrived — never before. The rent notice goes out ahead of the date, with graduated reminders if needed.

The tenancy agreement fills itself in from the property file. So do the letters, and the inventory reports compared between check-in and check-out.

Receipts, reminders and inventory reports from your phone, between two viewings.


Type the address: the land registry, the neighbourhood price per m², the PLU zoning, the risks and a value range come in on their own. The floor area, the year and the energy rating you enter once.

You see both side by side, never mixed. When the law forbids the increase the market would justify, it says so and refuses to conclude.
Rent, value, yield: calculated continuously, each with its source and its date.
What your property is worth to let today — and what the law allows you to ask. Both, separately.


A dated range per property, what is left to repay, and what the whole portfolio earns once everything is paid.


Your properties compared against each other, on real yield. The one that lags shows up.


MORYA Pilot also gives you:








Your data belongs to you. We never sell it, and we protect it with proven security standards.
Pilot brings together the management of your rental portfolio: a property register enriched with public data (DVF, land registry, PLU), 55 templates pre-filled from your data (residential, commercial and professional leases, guarantee deed, certificates, 30 letters), tenant applications received through a public link, rent calendar, rent notices, automatic receipts and reminders, IRL, ILC, ILAT or ICC rent review, service charge reconciliation, tax regime comparison, help with the 2044 and the 2072-S, and opportunity alerts.
When Pilot opens, the trial lasts 7 days (30 days with an ambassador’s code), with full access to every feature. A bank card is requested at the start; nothing is charged during the trial. At the end, the plan you chose — Essentiel (up to 5 units) or Pro (unlimited units) — is billed, unless you cancel before the end. One trial per person. No commitment, cancellable at any time from your settings; prices on the Pricing page.
A building counts as many units as it has; a house or a flat = 1 unit. A building divided into six units therefore weighs six units, and a sold property no longer counts. The cap only blocks additions: beyond 5 units, the Pro plan has no limit.
Yes. Commercial 3/6/9 leases and professional leases are generated like the others, with indexation on the ILC, ILAT or ICC, quarterly instalments and, if you have opted for VAT, a numbered rent invoice. In a building, each unit can carry its own lease, and the rent receipt names the unit. In a flat-share, you choose a single lease with shares or individual leases: a reminder then targets only the tenants of the lease concerned.
Yes, on the Pro plan: upload a CSV, OFX or CAMT.053 statement downloaded from your bank. Pilot suggests matching each line with an expected rent instalment, and nothing is saved until you have approved it. The direct connection to the bank is coming soon.
No. Importing your data is free, on every plan: an Excel template with four tabs (properties, tenants, tenancies, payments), or the export from your current tool, whose usual columns Pilot recognises — you fill in the ones that are missing. You see a line-by-line preview before the import, and imported history triggers neither receipts nor reminders.
They are sent in your name via MORYA, and your tenants’ replies arrive directly at your own address. Documents can carry your logo, your colour and your letterhead; your scanned signature is only applied to documents you issue alone — rent receipt, rent notice, letter, certificate — never to a tenancy agreement or a guarantee deed.
Three things a conventional manager does not do. Pilot enriches each property from MORYA’s public data (land registry, DVF price per m², risks) and watches the rent and the value against the market. It compares application files anonymously by default — “Candidate A”, “Candidate B” — and revealing an identity is an action recorded in a log. And it refuses: a document the decree of 5 November 2015 does not allow is rejected with its legal grounds, and a rent review the law forbids is never proposed, even when the market would justify it.
Enter your rental income, expenses and loan interest. Pilot automatically compares the five regimes (micro-foncier, réel foncier, LMNP micro-BIC, LMNP réel and SCI subject to corporate tax) and shows you the one with the lowest tax.
Your data is hosted in France and encrypted, in compliance with the GDPR. Access to your account is protected by single sign-on (SSO) with automatic token refresh, and you can export your data or cancel at any time. Every automated task — receipts, reminders, alerts — reports that it has run; a daily check alerts us when one of them stops doing so.
Yes: a single MORYA account gives you the whole suite — Invest (investment analysis), Home (AI staging), Pilot (rental management), Radar (off-market prospecting), Stay (short-term rentals) and Research (market observatory).
On actual sales. As of 4/11/2026, MORYA Pilot compares each property with 17 million property sales recorded by the DGFiP (DVF) from 2014 to 30/6/2026. From them it derives the local price per square metre and tracks the property’s rent and value against the market; this benchmark does not replace a valuation.
Add a property, enter its address: Pilot fills in what public data knows. At launch: a 7-day trial on your real properties, card required.
