Neighborhood.online vs RunHOA

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.

RunHOA is association management software for handling resident access, dues, violations, maintenance, accounting, and documents. Its resident portal gives residents an online point of access, while associations can collect dues online, track violations, and manage maintenance requests. The system also includes association accounting and document storage, with mobile apps listed. RunHOA is available on the web, iOS, Android, and macOS. Its single listed RunHOA plan costs $399 a year, with fixed annual pricing for all features. The plan includes unlimited units and unlimited users, and a 30-day free trial is available. There is no free plan. RunHOA was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States. The listed functions span resident-facing access and payments as well as internal association administration, giving prospective buyers concrete details about the software’s scope, supported platforms, and annual price before they choose a plan.