Hoampage vs. PayHOA

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Hoampage	N/A	N/A	Hoampage is a homeowners association (HOA) management platform designed for self-managed residential communities and condominium associations. Developed by Page Per Page (a family-owned company based in Arizona with over 20 years in the HOA industry), Hoampage consolidates core operational workflows for volunteer boards, residents, and third-party vendors into a single software subscription. Core Platform Capabilities The software incorporates specialized…	$49 per month Per community size
PayHOA	Score8.8 out of 10	N/A	PayHOA is software for HOAs and association managers. The software provides free on-boarding, free unlimited U.S. based support and no	$44 per month

Pricing scales by community size Up to 100 homes - Core $49/mo ($490/yr), Plus $89/mo ($890/yr) 101–300 homes - Core $79/mo, Plus $129/mo 301–600 homes - Core $119/mo ($1,190/yr), Plus $179/mo ($1,790/yr) 601+ homes - Custom pricing Annual billing = 2 months free (~17% off)

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User Ratings
	Hoampage	PayHOA
Likelihood to Recommend	- (0 ratings)	8.8 (2 ratings)
Usability	- (0 ratings)	9.0 (1 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Hoampage	PayHOA
Likelihood to Recommend	Hoampage No answers on this topic	PayHOA PayHOA may be well suited to small self-managed associations with only very basic needs. If you're looking for a association management software with proper accounting features and functionality, PayHOA will disappoint you as it has disappointed us Aaron Lewis President Read full review
Pros	Hoampage No answers on this topic	PayHOA Handles all of the accounting Communication with homeowners Banking Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Cons	Hoampage No answers on this topic	PayHOA Poor documentation Unreliable lockbox processing service Owners unable to access their own invoices online Limited accounting functionality No real A/P: cannot enter vendor bills separately Duplicate field names that don't replicate correctly across the software All owner payment options have additional charges Aaron Lewis President Read full review
Usability	Hoampage No answers on this topic	PayHOA It is simple enough for users with little to no accounting experience with enough features for seasoned accountants to be able to do more. Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Alternatives Considered	Hoampage No answers on this topic	PayHOA We wanted to use CINC Systems (not mentioned above) but we're not yet at the scale where we can afford their higher cost. TownSq and FrontSteps were also beyond our budget due to smaller <500 unit count. We had a misperception that Buildium would be too expensive as well, but with our frustrations we reached out to Buildium and learned this was not necessarily the case. At the time, we selected PayHOA due to cost being within budget and having the appearance of being a comprehensive association management software. However the further we got into use of the software, the more issues, limitations, and frustrations we encountered. If it was not such a big effort to onboard the association already, we would have already switched to Buildium Aaron Lewis President Read full review
Return on Investment	Hoampage No answers on this topic	PayHOA Good ROI as a whole Some of the add on services are not worth the cost (ie, sending physical mail is overpriced). Incentivized Verified User Read full review
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