Stop renting.
Start owning.

We co-invest up to €250,000 to help you reach a 20% down payment and become a homeowner sooner.
Start owning with just a 5% down payment
Live in the home while you grow your ownership
Clear fees, clear ownership, clear next steps
Transparent fees
Regulated ownership structure
Built for real people

You're not failing. The down payment is.

Saving for a deposit is a race against the price of the thing you're saving for. Almost nobody wins it.

pinyya is for people who can afford a home, just not all of it at once.
You can afford the house. You can't afford the deposit.
Your income is real. It just doesn't fit the standard form.
Each month you pay rent, someone else's equity goes up.

Step 1: Choose your home

Pick somewhere you want to live and check what you could own today.

Step 2: Buy your first share

Instead of waiting years to fund 100% of the property, you use your savings to buy your initial share now. Investors fund the rest.

Step 3: Move in and make it yours

You live in the home. Each month, you pay the cost linked to the share you already own and a fair amount for the share you do not own yet.

Step 4: Grow, pause, or exit

As your situation changes, you can buy more, stay where you are, or sell under clear pre-agreed rules.

Own what you can. Rent the rest. Grow over time.

Buy the share you can afford today, investors fund the rest, and your ownership grows on your timeline.

No hidden fees. No mystery maths

Your costs are split into clear parts
Upfront
You bring a smaller down payment to buy your first share, rather than the full amount a bank would usually expect for financing 100% of the property.

There is also a one-time setup fee to cover structuring and documentation.
Your monthly cost combines:
- The cost linked to the share you already own.
- A fair, market-based rent for the share you do not yet own.
- A small management fee, currently modelled at around €25 per month per project.
The goal is that your monthly cost feels comparable to paying rent for a similar home, with one major difference: part of what you pay is building your own equity.

Waiting is the expensive option

Saving for a full deposit is a race against the price of the house you're saving for. Meanwhile the rent goes out every month and none of it comes back.

Perfect conditions may never come. A smaller share is available now.

Rent keeps leaving your account either way.

Property prices may continue moving while you wait.

Starting earlier means at least part of your monthly payment can begin building your equity.

See what you could start owning today

If you already have some savings, the most useful next step is not more reading. It is getting your number. Use the calculator to see what may be possible now, then decide whether you want to speak to the team.
Smaller starting down payment
Clear ownership and fees
Flexible path to grow over time

The questions most people ask before they trust this

Still got questions?
Is this real, or is there a catch?
Am I locked in?
What if my income changes?
Do I really own part of the home?
How do I know pricing is fair?