No Down Payment
Move into your new home without a large upfront payment or annual payments. Pay rent monthly and keep your cash flow.
Flexible Rent Payments
Pay Rent Monthly, No Annual Payment
We finance your annual rent on an Ejar-authenticated lease. We pay the landlord; you pay monthly.
- No registration fees
- Quick preliminary approval
- Simple & clear steps
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Calculate your monthly payment
Your monthly installment5,000 SAR
Total over the year66,000 SAR
One-time service fee6,000 SAR
Service fee starts at 5% — typically 10% — and varies based on your profile. We confirm the exact rate before your contract is finalized.
Start your application — 60 secondsNo commitment · No credit-score impact
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Simple Integration
Move into your new home in 4 clear steps.
- 01
Choose the apartment that suits you from any office or platform
Found the right place? Send us the details, and we'll handle the rest.
- 02
We coordinate with the landlord and document the contract via Ejar
No need to get into details or lengthy negotiations — we make it easy for you.
- 03
The contract is officially documented in Ejar, and we transfer the full amount
The contract is officially documented via the Ejar platform, and we transfer the full rent amount to the landlord. Then you get the keys and start living comfortably.
- 04
Start paying your rent monthly with full transparency
Instead of paying a full year upfront, you pay your rent monthly in fixed installments via Ejar. Clear, convenient, and without the pressure of a large lump sum.
Why Choose Dlight?
We make renting simpler, smarter, and more flexible for everyone.
Registered via the Ejar platform
All contracts with tenants and landlords go through the government Ejar platform.
Early Payment Discounts
Pay early and save more through our discounts and rewards system.
Quick Digital Approval
Quick preliminary approval through simple digital steps — no paperwork.
Check EligibilityQuestions you might have
Quick answers — and more on the full FAQ page
See all questionsWhat is Dlight and how does it work?
Dlight is a Saudi service that lets you rent a home and pay your rent in fixed monthly installments instead of paying the landlord upfront. We pay the landlord (semi-annually or annually), then you repay us monthly through a formal contract with smooth, secure steps.
What are the service fees (profit rate)?
The service fee (profit rate) is calculated based on your credit assessment, rent amount, the number of landlord payments, and contract duration. It typically ranges from 5% to 15%. Your total cost and monthly payment are shown clearly before you sign.
To improve your offer:
• Choose multiple landlord payment installments (e.g., 2 or 4)
• Keep your rent-to-income ratio healthy
Who can apply?
Any Saudi citizen or resident working in the Kingdom with stable income and the ability to demonstrate financial capacity.
How do I apply?
It's easy via our website or app:
1. Enter your ID number and mobile number
2. Get an instant offer
3. If approved, we guide you step-by-step to sign and coordinate with the landlord
How long does approval take?
Typically within 24 hours after your application is complete. Timing can vary based on data clarity and landlord coordination.
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