hoa.to vs TownSq

hoa.to provides HOA and condo management software for dues, resident requests, elections, documents, and community communications. Owners and renters can use web and mobile portals to pay dues, submit and track requests, vote, and access community updates and documents. The platform automates dues, late fees, reconciliations, and reporting, and supports one-time or recurring payments. Operations tools cover maintenance, violations, and architectural requests, as well as document storage, e-signatures, amenity reservations, and community communications. Boards can run online votes, use AI-drafted minutes, review transparent finances, and maintain an audit trail of decisions. Integration options include a REST API, webhooks, OAuth 2.0, a sandbox, and Zapier. The site describes encryption, role-based access, and operational safeguards. Its pricing page labels prices as illustrative previews, with final pricing set at launch. Self-managed is $0.90 per unit per month with a $29 monthly minimum; Growing is $1.50 per unit per month. ACH is included, while card-network fees are passed through. hoa.to says it serves communities in the United States and Canada.

TownSq is a community association platform that combines a resident portal with tools for dues collection, violation tracking, maintenance requests, association accounting, and document storage. Residents can use the portal and pay dues online or submit maintenance requests; associations can track violations, handle accounting, and store documents. TownSq is available on the web, iOS, and Android, with mobile apps listed. It has paid plans and a 30-day trial, but no free plan. Pro costs $90 a month for up to 300 units and one community, with a 30-day trial for a one-year term that auto-renews annually. Advanced costs $145 a month for up to 300 units and two to ten communities, with the same trial and renewal terms. TownSq was founded in 2013 and lists headquarters in Richardson, Texas, United States, and Porto Alegre, Brazil.