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ABOUT US

We Are Built to Fix What's Broken in Nigerian Renting.

Neighborhood homes with a for-rent sign, representing Settlla's mission

Our mission

End Exploitation in Nigerian
Rentals

Every Nigerian deserves to find a home without being scammed, overcharged, or manipulated by unregulated agents. Settlla exists to make transparent, fair, and secure renting the norm not the exception. We bring landlords, tenants, and agents onto one accountable platform where the process is clear and documented.

Our vision

The Default Home for African Renting

We see a future where finding a home across the continent feels as dependable as opening your banking app—guided, verified, and calm. Settlla exists to make that future the baseline: one platform, consistent protections, and a rental experience people recommend without hesitation.

Modern apartment building, representing the future Settlla envisions

Accountability Built Into the Rental Process

Settlla is designed to create a clearer record of rental interactions, property information, documentation and transactions. Where disputes or suspected fraud arise, our processes are designed to support appropriate review and escalation through relevant professional or legal channels.

A clearer rental record:

Property information, documentation, conversations and transactions are kept together, so everyone involved can see what was agreed.

Authority to market:

Agents must demonstrate authority to market the properties they list through Settlla before those listings go live.

Legal and documentation support:

Settlla works with legal professionals to support tenancy documentation and provide guidance around the rental transaction process.

Justice scales representing accountability in the Settlla rental process
  • Settlla is currently validating its rental marketplace in Kaduna while building renter demand and professional-agent supply across selected markets including Abuja and Ilorin. We plan to expand city by city as we establish sufficient local demand and supply.