A new recurring revenue
line
Participate in eligible payment processing revenue under a portfolio-specific agreement.
••• Payments, realigned
Collect the rent.
Keep a share of
the payments.
Marble helps residential property managers move from a conventional rent payment processor to a platform designed to share eligible processing revenue with your portfolio.
Guided migration. Clear reporting. Terms tailored to your portfolio.
A new alignment ↗Better, together ↗
MARBLE / OVERVIEW● On track
August portfolio
01✓
Rent collected
Resident payments, all in one place.
02✓
Revenue calculated
Eligible processing fees tracked.
03↗
Your share
A better-aligned payment model.
ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
Built for the way property managers
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A fairer payment model
Your team earns the trust.
Your portfolio should share
the upside.
Rent payments are essential infrastructure. Marble turns that infrastructure from a vendor expense into a transparent portfolio revenue line—without asking your team to become payments experts.
A new recurring revenue
A switch your team can
absorb
Map payments, reconcile data, redirect communications, and reduce disruption as you move.
Economics you can
explain
See eligible volume, the contracted split, and portfolio reporting without mystery math.
The Marble difference
Same rent day.
Better
alignment.
Marble is designed to align its economics with the performance of your payment program and give your portfolio a commercial stake.
| What changes | Traditional | With Marble |
|---|---|---|
| Eligible payment revenue | Revenue typically stays with the provider | ✓ Your portfolio participates |
| Switching support | Support varies by provider | ✓ A mapped, guided rollout |
| Portfolio visibility | Reporting centered on transactions | ✓ Volume, eligibility, and your share |
Proposed model shown for illustration. Availability and terms require confirmation.
A controlled switch
Move the payments. Keep the
operation steady.
Portfolio review
Map what you have
Door count, processor, PMS, payment mix, settlement, reconciliation, and applicable requirements.
Configuration
Design the right flow
Set eligible methods, resident choices, reporting, and commercial revenue share for the portfolio.
Guided launch
Switch with a runway
Reconcile the new flow, prepare your staff and residents, then launch on an agreed schedule.
Responsible by design
A better business
model needs better
guardrails.
Payment-fee rules vary by jurisdiction and payment rail. Marble makes the proposed configuration visible before launch so the economics never outrun the operating details.
Program availability and revenue-share terms depend on portfolio, payment method, contracts, and applicable law. This page is not a promise of availability in every jurisdiction. Comparisons describe a common processing model and do not describe every provider. Interface details and labels are illustrative.
Accessible payment choices
Fee-free methods preserved where the approved configuration requires them.
Clear resident disclosure
Payment options and charges explained before a resident proceeds.
Rail-aware configuration
ACH, debit, and credit treated according to their different rules.
Auditable reporting
Eligible volume and the contracted share surfaced for review.
A little more clarity
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What determines my portfolio's revenue share?
Eligible payment volume, payment methods, and the terms of your portfolio-specific agreement. The estimator lets you explore your own assumptions; it is not a quote or a guarantee.
What does switching involve?
The proposed process starts with a portfolio review, followed by payment configuration, reporting preparation, and an agreed launch plan. Specific integrations and timing must be confirmed for your portfolio.
Will residents have payment choices?
Payment options and disclosures should be reviewed for each portfolio and jurisdiction before launch. Availability, fees, and configuration remain subject to applicable requirements and final program terms.