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For mid-market firms

HOA Software for Established Management Companies

Do Not Move Anything.
Start Anyway.

You outgrew the system you started on years ago. The reason you are still on it is the cost of leaving it.

Free. Nothing to migrate.

The work order queue: each job with the person who owns it, the date it is due and which of the five stages it has reached
Open work, with an owner on every row. Running beside your books, not instead of them.

Do Not Move Anything

The Switching Cost Is
What They Are Selling.

Nobody stays because the software is good. They stay because moving the books, the roster, the vendors and the open balances for eighty associations at once is an IT project nobody has budget for.

So do not move anything. Run the operational half here (budgets, meetings, requests, rules, maintenance) alongside whatever you already have, and keep the money where it is.

By the time you decide about the books, the documents, the roster and the vendor list are already here. The migration you were dreading turns out to be mostly done — and what is left runs a community at a time at a year end you pick, not as an implementation project with a go-live date.

Running your firm’s own books in ResLife is normally $250 a month per legal entity, and it is free through the end of 2027 for a firm running a single entity. Several entities means a supported implementation rather than a self-serve start.

Capability switches for one association showing work orders on and free, with full accounting switched off and marked as requiring a paid tier
Take the operational half. Leave the books. Work orders on, free. Accounting off, and it stays off.
The in-product plan screen: sign up now, no charge until 1 January 2027, and what remains part of the free plan
The price is a screen, not a renewal quote. The same number whatever your door count is.

What You Are Paying

One Rate, Published,
and Not Negotiable.

The base rate is one number. Then AI is a line, the portal is a line, the website is a line, and the renewal quote is different from the one before it for reasons nobody will put in writing.

A flat $1.00 per unit per month. Published, the same for a three-association firm and a three-hundred-association firm, and not negotiable in either direction.

An incumbent can match a price. It is much harder for them to unbundle their own pricing model.

Staff Turnover

The Work Is Where
the Next Manager Expects It.

You are not onboarding a new manager onto a system they will resent. The work is where they expect it and the rules are in the software.

A manager who leaves takes their relationships. They should not also take the only record of what was agreed.

One worklist holding open items across every association, each row with its type, its next action and when that action is due
One list. Every association. Any manager. Not a dashboard of everything. The top of the pile.

What Changes Quietly

The Migration You Were Dreading
Turns Out to Be Mostly Done.

Run the operational half alongside what you already have. By the time anyone asks about the books, the documents, the roster and the vendor list are already here, and they got here because your managers wanted them for their own reasons.

How do we switch HOA management software without a migration?

You do not switch. The operational tools run alongside your existing system and take nothing out of it. If you ever move the books, most of the data setup has already happened as a by-product of ordinary work.

What does ResLife actually cost per door?

$1.00 per unit per month on every paid tier. No brackets, no volume discount, no negotiated floor. Firm-level services are priced separately and stated up front: $250 per month per firm legal entity, $2,500 per month for dedicated infrastructure.

Can we run this on a few associations before committing the portfolio?

Yes, and that is the intended way in. There is no minimum, no contract on the operational side, and no point at which adopting more is required.

Try It on the Association
You Would Least Miss.

Nothing moves, nothing is cancelled, and nobody has to approve anything.

Start Now

A free tool you can use on its own. Nothing to migrate.