PACTON takes a commercial lease from first search to the last invoice — discovery, inquiries, contracts, signing, invoicing and disputes in one product, with an AI copilot that knows every deal.
Live platform data
- 0
- published listings
- 0
- active leases
- 0k
- m² listed
- $0.00
- avg rate per m²/mo
Lease pipeline
Warehouse · 2,400 m² · 3-year lease
- Inquiry receivedTenant · e-commerce
- Viewing scheduledThu, 11:00
- Contract generatedLocal legal template
- Signed onlineBoth parties
- Invoice issuedMonthly · late fee auto-calc
AI copilot
One shared record for tenant, landlord and broker
Built for teams in
- Logistics & 3PL
- E-commerce
- Manufacturing
- Retail
- Distribution
- Property management
The problem
Warehouses are the backbone of a fast-growing e-commerce and logistics economy — yet finding, leasing and managing them is entirely offline.
Discovery is broken
Listings are scattered across classifieds and broker chats. Rates and specs are hidden until a viewing. Tenants spend weeks calling around.
Deals stall on paperwork
Contracts are drafted by hand, negotiated over WhatsApp and signed on paper. Every deal restarts from zero.
Money lives in spreadsheets
Landlords track rent, late fees and disputes manually. Brokers chase commission after the deal closes.
The product
Classifieds stop at the listing. PACTON runs the entire lifecycle — and every party sees the same history.
01
Discover
Describe what you need in plain words — search turns it into warehouse-grade filters: ceiling, heating, crane, ramp, power.
02
Inquire
Inquiries, viewings and messaging tracked per property — no lost leads.
03
Contract
Lease generated from local legal templates, with the parties' company details pre-filled.
04
Sign
Both sides sign online with a full audit trail.
05
Invoice
Monthly invoices, statuses and automatic late-fee calculation.
06
Resolve
Claims and disputes handled inside the deal, with documents attached.
Because PACTON is the system of record, every inquiry, contract and invoice becomes structured data. That data powers an AI layer no listings site can build.
AI copilot
An LLM assistant inside the dashboard that answers questions about your own contracts, invoices and the live catalog — “which tenants are overdue?”, “find me 1,500 m² heated”.
Natural-language search
Type a request the way you'd text a broker. PACTON extracts size, budget, ceiling height, heating, crane and ramp into precise filters.
Tenant risk scoring
A 0–100 score and A–F grade from on-time payments, days late, unpaid balance and disputes — so landlords know who they're signing with.
AI contract review
Clause extraction, risk flags and plain-language summaries for every lease before it's signed.
Pricing intelligence
Rate recommendations and vacancy forecasts trained on real transactions, not asking prices.
Autopilot workflows
AI agents that follow up on inquiries, schedule viewings and chase overdue invoices on the landlord's behalf.
The network
Brokers bring both supply and demand: every mandate adds listings, every client adds inquiries. Landlords bring inventory. Tenants bring the transactions.
Traction
Pulled from the production database — not a mockup.
published listings
active leases
m² listed
avg rate per m²/mo
Rates converted to USD at the daily exchange rate.
Business model
Subscriptions
Free, Pro and Enterprise tiers for landlords and brokers — listing limits, analytics, reporting, API and white-label.
Deal infrastructure
Contracts, signing, invoicing and broker commission all run through PACTON, making it the system of record for every lease.
Embedded finance
Online rent collection, deposits and partner services on top of the lease — underwritten by our own tenant risk data.
Why now
E-commerce is driving warehouse demand
Online retail and last-mile logistics need modern space faster than offline brokerage can deliver it.
Digital-first governments
E-government and digital-signature infrastructure make fully online B2B contracts practical.
No vertical software incumbent
Classifieds own discovery, but nobody owns the lease. The workflow is still pen, paper and messengers.
AI finally fits the workflow
LLMs can now read, draft and act on leases — but only for whoever owns the structured deal data. That's the system of record.
Roadmap
Now
Warehouses, full lease cycle
Live with real inventory and active leases.
Next
AI agents and deeper rails
AI contract review, pricing intelligence and autopilot workflows. Offices, retail and land. Qualified e-signature and online payments.
Later
New markets
Roll the same playbook out to new countries.
FAQ
What is PACTON, in one sentence?
The AI operating system for commercial leasing: find space, sign the lease and run invoicing in one product, with an AI copilot on top of every deal.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. The catalog is public. You only need an account to send an inquiry, message a landlord or run a deal.
How do I get started?
Sign up with email, a password and a role — tenant, landlord or broker. Your dashboard opens immediately.
Who is it for?
Tenants in logistics, e-commerce, manufacturing and retail; owners and managers of commercial property; and commercial real-estate brokers.
How is this different from classifieds sites?
Classifieds stop at the listing. PACTON runs the whole lease — inquiries, contracts, signing, invoices, late fees and disputes — with a shared record for every party.
How do you use AI?
Today: an AI copilot that answers questions about your contracts, invoices and the catalog; natural-language search that turns a plain request into filters; and tenant risk scoring from payment history. Next: AI contract review, pricing intelligence and workflow agents.
Can I work through a broker?
Yes. Deal directly with the landlord or through a verified broker on mandate. Broker commission is fixed upfront and invoiced automatically.
How much does it cost?
Browsing and sign-up are free. Commercial terms for landlords and brokers are discussed at onboarding.
Is my data secure?
Accounts support two-factor authentication, and every contract action is recorded in an audit trail visible to both parties.