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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