Most HOA websites are where information goes to die: a 2019 newsletter, a broken documents link, and a board roster from two elections ago. We build community sites that stay current — because keeping them current is part of the service, not homework left for a volunteer.
Works standalone, and pairs naturally with the Online Assistant and ARC applications built in.
The economics are simple: repetitive questions consume board and manager hours, and most of those questions have answers that could just be findable. A current website is the cheapest deflection there is — and paired with the assistant, it's the difference between a community that runs on phone tag and one that runs itself outside of real decisions.
Sometimes — send us the link and we'll tell you honestly whether it's worth renovating or rebuilding. If the bones are good, a cleanup costs less than a rebuild, and we'll say so.
Board members can post announcements and calendar items themselves through a simple editor. Document updates, structural changes, and anything technical come to us — included in the ongoing service, not billed as change orders.
Yes — documents and pages can sit behind a resident login while public information (amenities, contact, ARC process) stays open for realtors and prospective buyers.
Depends on size and what's included — a documents-and-announcements site costs less than one with logins, ARC submissions, and the assistant embedded. Call and we'll quote it in one conversation.
Send us your current site — or admit you don't have one — and we'll tell you what it would take.
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