Pricing Breakdowns

RunHOA pricing breakdown: free tier limitations, paid plan costs, and how it compares for small self-managed HOA boards.

TownSq offers a free tier and paid plans up to $2/unit/mo. Full breakdown of what's included, what's missing, and who it's actually built for.

HOA Express pricing breakdown: plans, per-community costs, and what volunteer boards get for the price.

Vinteum pricing for HOA boards: full breakdown of plans, unit limits, and what's included at each tier.

TownSq pricing is not published. See what HOA communities typically pay, what the platform covers, and why its communication-first approach leaves reserve compliance gaps.

PayHOA starts at $49/mo for up to 25 units with all features included. This breakdown covers what you get, the fees the pricing page doesn't mention, and what treasurers won't find at any price.

Vantaca uses quote-based pricing starting at $300-500+/mo for smaller management firms. Enterprise-only with no self-managed board option. Here is what the pricing looks like.

CINC Systems uses custom enterprise pricing for professional management companies. Here is what to expect and why self-managed boards should look elsewhere.

Condo Control does not publish pricing. This breakdown explains what a custom quote means for volunteer boards, what Condo Control covers, and what it does not.

HOALife's published pricing runs ~$45-$95/mo, but boards without QuickBooks pay $80-$185/mo total. Here is what volunteer treasurers need to know before committing.

Effortless HOA charges $3/home/mo. A 100-home HOA pays $300/mo. Here is how the cost scales and where the platform's per-home pricing model creates budget pressure for growing communities.