GoAmenity vs HeyHub Student

GoAmenity is a resident and tenant engagement platform for multifamily properties and commercial offices. Property managers can set schedules and capacity limits for shared amenities, while residents reserve spaces through the mobile app or website. Bookable examples include conference rooms, outdoor common areas, fitness centers, and pools. Users can see occupancy levels and waitlists in real time, with push notifications when a reservation is approaching or a spot opens. A community feed shares property news, events, and updates. The platform also supports event calendars, tenant alerts, local offers and discounts, food trucks, coupons, and elevator scheduling. Reports cover platform users and how they use the site. GoAmenity runs on Android, iOS, and the web. It is a paid product, with pricing available on request, and a free trial is offered. The site identifies GoAmenity as a division of MOBLZ and lists Hillsborough, North Carolina, as its location.

HeyHub Student connects staff, students and service teams in student accommodation through a shared digital ecosystem. Its community features include location-aware communities, interest-based matching, group chats, hangouts, dynamic profiles and direct messaging. Students can discover events, receive staff broadcasts, and participate in polls and surveys. Practical services include reporting maintenance or wellbeing issues, keyless entry, concierge contact, room booking, and mail or package alerts. The Marketplace supports food and drink orders, retail purchases, discounts, table ordering, card payments and on-site job opportunities. HeyHub says it can connect to CRM, property-management and access-control systems, with other integrations possible through an open API. Transactions use PayPal or Stripe, and HeyHub says it does not hold partner payments. The product is available on Android, iOS and web. Pricing is on request, with a free test option listed. HeyHub typically recommends at least 150 units or 50,000 square feet for an impactful deployment, subject to case-by-case exceptions.