Every deal. Every entity. Every dollar. One platform.

Banking, cards, and spend management built for multi-family developers. Keep each deal entity cleanly separated, track every dollar against your development budget by cost category, and hand lenders and partners documentation that is already done.

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Development finance is a structure problem pretending to be a paperwork problem.

A multi-family deal is never one company. It is a project LLC, maybe a holding entity above it, a management entity beside it, and investors and lenders attached to each deal with their own reporting expectations. Every entity needs its own accounts, its own records, and absolute separation from every other deal. Traditional banks treat each one as a brand new relationship: new paperwork, new signers, new portal, new debit cards. By deal three, your finance operation is a wall of browser tabs.

Per-entity accounts and cards

Set the rehab budget, watch actuals against it live.

Portfolio dashboard

Snap a photo andash, spend, and status across every active deal in one view it matches to the right property and category.

Every dollar coded to the budget line it belongs to

Track spend against your development budget by category as it happens: hard costs, soft costs, land, financing, contingency, whatever structure your budget uses. Transactions are tagged at the moment of spend by Aida, Glep's AI.

Cost category tracking

Hard costs, soft costs, and everything between, coded as spend happens

Live budget vs actual per deal

Know where every deal stands against its budget today.

Early variance visibility

See the overrun forming, not the overrun formed.

Draw documentation that assembles itself

Every payment to a contractor or vendor carries its invoice, its date, its entity, and its cost category, captured at the moment it happens. When the draw request comes due, the proof of spend is already organized instead of reconstructed.

Invoices attached to payments

Every payment carries its paperwork from day one

Per-deal records on demand

Export documented spend by entity, category, and period.

Approval workflows

Payments route to the right approver by amount or role before money moves.

Cards for the team, controls for the sponsor

Issue cards to project managers, site staff, and consultants with limits tied to the deal and the category.

Per-deal, per-category card limit

Team spend is controlled before it happens, not disputed after.

Receipt capture in the field

A photo at purchase, matched and coded automatically.

Instant issue and freeze

Cards in seconds for new team members, frozen in seconds when roles change.

What changes when you run your deals on Glep

New deal entities set up in minutes instead of weeks of bank paperwork

Draw requests backed by documentation that already exists

Budget versus actual per deal that is current today, not at the monthly reconciliation

LP and lender questions answered with an export instead of a fire drill

Absolute separation between deals without maintaining it by hand

One dashboard replacing a wall of bank portals and spreadsheets

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Glep is built for per-deal entity structures. Each LLC keeps its own accounts, cards, and transaction records with clean separation, and you manage the whole portfolio from one dashboard.

Every payment carries its invoice, entity, cost category, and date from the moment it happens, so proof of spend for a draw period is an organized export instead of a reconstruction. Faster documentation supports faster draws.

Yes. Spend is coded by cost category as it happens. You simple label your transaction and subsequent expense will be auto categorized.

Yes. Issue cards with limits tied to a specific deal and category, capture receipts by photo, and freeze cards instantly when roles change.

Yes, you are able to sync your transactions with Quickbooks. Other integration are coming.

No. Glep is a financial technology company, not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services are provided by Core Bank, Member FDIC.

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