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HOA-I vs Neighborhood.online

HOA-I

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Neighborhood.online

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FigureHOA-INeighborhood.online
Price from$110/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published31
Spec score · Homeowners Association Management Software8.3 (#4)7.5 (#13)
AudienceThe product is presented for volunteer boards, professional community managers, homeowners, and tenants.The site describes the product as built for homeowners associations and self-managed communities.
HeadquartersWashington, D.C.Portland, Oregon, USA
PurposeHOA-I brings resident questions, board records, requests, and follow-up into one place for self-managed HOA and condo boards.Neighborhood.online provides websites and community tools for homeowners associations.
SupportThe pricing section says all plans include 24/7 support; the contact section lists [email protected] and a Washington, D.C. office.The contact page says the team aims to respond within one business day and lists a Portland, Oregon mailing address and phone number.

Plans

HOA-I

  • Small HOA$110 a month
  • Medium HOA$150 a month
  • Community plan (75 units)$150 a month

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Neighborhood.online

  • Free (with Ads)Free

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In their own words

HOA-I

HOA-I brings resident questions, board records, requests and follow-up into one platform for self-managed HOA and condo boards. Its assistant searches governing documents and answers questions with cited sections. Boards can manage violation cases through evidence, notices, hearings, fines and case history, while residents submit architectural photos and plans for committee review, voting and owner notification. Community operations include dues, owner balances, online payments, statements, a shared mailbox, announcements, email and SMS. Meeting tools cover packets, attendance, AI-assisted minutes, digital voting, proxy authorization, quorum tracking and audit trails. The platform also describes e-signatures and compliance tools for fine limits, notice delivery confirmation and records-request deadlines across all 50 states. Property managers can manage rental listings, leads, leases, tenants, workers and work orders; tenants can apply, sign leases, request repairs and pay rent online. HOA-I is available on web, iOS and Android, with push notifications and feature parity across devices. Plans include Small HOA at $110 a month, Medium HOA at $150 a month and a 75-unit community plan at $150 a month. A 30-day trial requires no credit card.

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Neighborhood.online

Neighborhood.online provides websites and community tools for homeowners associations and self-managed communities. HOAs can build a site through self-service setup without a developer; the site says setup can take minutes. Tailored designs are described as working across devices. Pages can include neighborhood details, galleries, local resources, FAQs, buyer and realtor information, board meeting details, document libraries, dues information, news and contact forms.

The free plan provides a marketing website at the Neighborhood.online domain, and some pages may show ads. A payments page describes card and bank transfer options, recurring monthly, quarterly or annual plans, payment history and reminders. However, the pricing page says the neighbor communication and HOA management suite remains under development. The service is web-based and offers a free plan and trial. Its maker is PortlandLabs, identified in Portland, Oregon. The reseller program describes co-branded partner integration and centralized tools for content changes.

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