You stop fronting your tenants' power and water. FactorFast meters every unit and lands the money in your account — up front, automatically.
Give me sixty seconds. I'll show you where your utility money actually goes — and why most landlords are quietly losing it every month.
You pay the utility up front. Then you spend the month hoping to collect it back. Here's where it leaks away.
A tenant leaves owing two or three months — and you almost never see it again.
A pipe drips for weeks before anyone notices — every litre billed to your account.
One shared utility bill lands on your desk, with no fair way to split it per unit.
None of it shows up on a statement. It just quietly disappears — month after month.
Kabo owns a small block in Gaborone. Twelve units, every one occupied — he worked years for this. Tap a window: these are his people.
Power and water reach every tenant — but the money travels after the usage, through a pipe full of holes: the tenant who left owing, the leak nobody caught, the shared bill you quietly swallow.
A prepaid meter on every unit, wired to TswanaPay — our own Bank of Botswana–regulated payments rail. Nobody uses a drop before they've paid for it.
Prepaid electricity & water, fitted with minimal disruption.
They buy tokens on TswanaPay, anytime, from their phone.
Power, water, rent and levies clear before consumption.
No chasing, no absorbing. Then the loop just repeats.
Drag the sliders. These are your numbers, not ours — and they update as you move.
Utilities, rent and levies — collected on one platform and settled before anyone uses a thing. You see every pula, and you secure it. That's revenue assurance.
Electricity & water, paid up front and metered per unit — never used before they're paid for.
Rent settles first — tokens aren't released until it's paid, so the lights stay on with your cash flow.
Body-corporate levies and service charges collected automatically, on time, every cycle.
A real-time view of every meter, payment and collection — so every pula is accounted for, and secured.
You’ve probably been burned before, or you’re wondering where the catch is. So let’s put the usual worries on the table.
The site assessment is free, and metering is structured to pay for itself out of the revenue it recovers — not your pocket up front. We’ll show you the numbers for your building before you commit a thebe.
Installation is quick and scheduled around your building. After that, tenants simply top up on their phone — most find it easier than waiting for a bill at month-end.
That’s the whole point of prepaid: there’s nothing to chase. No credit, no usage. The money arrives before the power does — so a non-paying tenant simply isn’t your loss anymore.
Collections run on TswanaPay, the payments arm of Fastech-ePay (Pty) Ltd, within Botswana’s Bank of Botswana electronic-money framework — and you see every pula move in real time. We’ve done this for landlords since 2018.
The water meters closed the gap on high bills — and we control rent too, because tokens aren't issued until rent is paid.
TswanaPay is the payments arm of Fastech-ePay (Pty) Ltd, built and run within Botswana's Bank of Botswana electronic-money framework — so your collections sit on a regulated rail we own in-house.
Across shopping malls, residential estates, industrial parks and student housing throughout Botswana.
We’ll walk your property, map the meters you’d need, and show you the revenue leaking right now. No cost, no obligation — just your numbers. Then you decide.