ADDA vs Mygate

ADDA provides software for housing societies, residential communities, and HOAs, covering resident communication, operations, maintenance, and accounting. Residents can receive announcements, view events, submit requests with photos, reserve amenities, pay online, and review transaction history. ADDA Books includes automated maintenance billing, late-payment interest, defaulter tracking, budgeting, purchase-to-pay, and more than 150 financial reports. The Communication plan costs $0.99 a month, Operations costs $1.99 a month, and Financials costs $3.99 a month. Connect, Manage, Govern, and Large-Scale & Enterprise are also listed, but prices are not provided. ADDA lists more than 50 hardware and software integrations, including biometric devices, meters, payment gateways, messaging, printers, and access control. Accounting integrations include QuickBooks, SAP, and Oracle. The company says its AWS-hosted infrastructure uses encryption at rest and in transit, DDoS protection, and 24×7 monitoring. ADDA does not offer a trial period, but provides live product walkthrough sessions. It is a product of 3Five8 Technologies Pvt. Ltd., which lists offices in Bengaluru and Mumbai.

Mygate is a society-management and accounting platform for resident welfare associations and gated communities in India. Its tools cover accounting, maintenance billing, visitor and security operations, resident communication, helpdesk, facility booking, vendors, assets and reporting. Residents can use the app to approve visitors, pay society dues, track deliveries, book amenities, raise complaints and communicate with their community. The accounting system supports configurable billing, automated invoicing, penalties, group invoices and digital invoices with UPI QR codes. Integrations include RFID and ANPR barriers, biometric devices, prepaid and water meters, payment gateways, Tally and delivery partners. Mygate lists Android and iOS apps and links to an admin dashboard; product pages also describe separate resident, admin and guard apps. Feature access depends on what the society's RWA has enabled. Pricing is not published: societies are asked to book a demo, and cost depends on society size, number of homes, selected modules, integrations and support requirements. The company says it serves RWAs across more than 27,000 societies and over 5 million residents.