Pricing


One price per unit, per month.

No per-module math, no setup line-items. Every portal included — and the fee revenue it collects is designed to carry it. Here's the model; your exact number comes at the walkthrough, on your unit count.

The model


The model

One numberper unit · per month
  • Every portal included — board, operator, front desk, owners, guests, staff.
  • No per-module pricing, no setup line-items, no surprise add-ons.
  • Your exact quote comes at the walkthrough, priced on your unit count.

We'll publish the number here once it's set — until then, no placeholder games.

Pays for itself


It's designed to pay for itself.

The amenity fees it collects, every time, before arrival, against one per-unit price. Run the math on your property:

Short-term rental units
90
Rented nights per unit · month
8
Amenity fee per night
$25
Collected before arrival$18,000/ month$216,000 a year · settled to the association's account

Neutral defaults — every figure recalculates as you set yours.

Straight answers


Pricing FAQ

Does this cost the association money?

It's designed to pay for itself — amenity fees that used to leak through clipboards and disconnected systems are now collected every time, before arrival, against one per-unit price. The walkthrough runs that math on your unit count, in the open.

Is there a setup fee?

No per-module math and no setup line-items — one number per unit, per month. Onboarding your roster and gate is part of getting started, not a separate invoice.

What about a small building?

The per-unit model scales down as well as up. Bring your unit count to the walkthrough and we'll show you the real figure — no minimums buried in the fine print.

Can we forward the numbers to the board?

That's the point. Everything here is designed to be forwarded and voted on — and the walkthrough leaves you with a figure your treasurer would sign.

Get your number


Priced on your units, quoted in 30 minutes.

Bring your unit count. We run the collections math and the per-unit price together, in the open — you leave with a figure, not a follow-up.

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