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Pricing

One price for the whole community

Not per home. Not per admin. Not per feature. Three sizes, and within each one the bill is the same whether you use one feature or all of them. Both plans include everything except email broadcasts and the AI assistant, which are what separate them.

Monthly price by community size, for the Standard and Pro plans
Homes in the community Standard Pro
Up to 50$19/mo$39/mo
51 to 150$39/mo$69/mo
151 and up$69/mo$99/mo

Per community, per month, in USD. No cap on residents, admins or features at any size.

Standard

Everything you need to run your community online.

from $19 / month

$19, $39 or $69 by community size, billed monthly

Start 30-day free trial
  • Unlimited homes, residents and admins
  • Dues invoicing, online payments and autopay
  • Violations and architectural review
  • Amenity reservations with fees and deposits
  • Documents, announcements, calendar and directory
  • Work orders and vendor records
  • Email support, included
Most complete

Pro

Everything in Standard, plus email broadcasts to your community and an AI assistant your members can ask about posts, events, FAQs and documents.

from $39 / month

$39, $69 or $99 by community size, billed monthly

Start 30-day free trial
  • Everything in Standard
  • Email broadcasts, with per-recipient delivery records
  • AI assistant for every resident
  • Answers grounded in your own documents
  • Generous monthly usage allowance, community-wide
  • Switch between plans whenever you like

Size is the number of homes in your community. Standard and Pro are alternatives, not add-ons — you are on one or the other, and you can move between them at any time from your billing settings.

What’s in each plan

Spoiler: the only differences are broadcasts and the assistant.

Which features are included on each plan
Feature Standard Pro
Unlimited homes, residents and adminsIncludedIncluded
Dues invoicing (monthly, quarterly, annual)IncludedIncluded
Online payments by card and bank transferIncludedIncluded
Resident autopayIncludedIncluded
Payment period export (XLS)IncludedIncluded
Violation tracking with photosIncludedIncluded
Architectural review requestsIncludedIncluded
Amenity reservations, fees and depositsIncludedIncluded
Work orders and vendor recordsIncludedIncluded
Document library with categoriesIncludedIncluded
Announcements, events and FAQsIncludedIncluded
Member directory and invite linksIncludedIncluded
Passwordless magic-link sign-inIncludedIncluded
Email supportIncludedIncluded
Email broadcasts to the community Not included Included
AI assistant for residents Not included Included

Straight answers

What HOA Grove doesn’t do

We would rather you find this out now than three weeks into a trial. If any of these are deal-breakers for your board, HOA Grove is not the tool for you — better to know today.

Full double-entry accounting

We invoice, collect and record dues, and export a payment period for your bookkeeper. We are not a general ledger and we are not going to become one — it is a deliberate boundary, not a gap. Communities that need double-entry books keep the ones they have.

Text messages and phone calls

Announcements, invoices, violations and ARC decisions notify residents by email. There is no SMS or voice broadcast.

Assessing or billing fines

Violations are recorded with their evidence, discussion and resolution. If your covenants allow fines, your board assesses them under its existing process — HOA Grove does not calculate or bill them. It is the most-requested addition we have.

Printing and mailing letters for you

Notices are delivered in the app and by email. If your covenants require certified mail for an escalation, that step still happens off-platform.

Billing questions

Anything else, email support@hoagrove.com.

Do I need a credit card to start the trial?

No. You get 30 days commitment-free without entering payment details, and nothing charges automatically when the trial ends.

Are there fees on dues payments?

None charged to the association — your dues arrive in full, in your own Stripe account. The person making the payment covers the processing on top of the dues amount: Stripe’s rate for the card or bank transfer, plus a flat 49¢ to HOA Grove. Our part never changes with the amount — a $600 annual assessment carries the same 49¢ as a $95 monthly one. Bank transfers cost less than cards and the Stripe portion is capped, so they are worth encouraging. Autopay adds a further 0.5% — Stripe’s charge for recurring billing, not ours; our 49¢ is identical either way. A homeowner who pays by check pays nothing.

Which size are we, and what happens if we grow?

Count the homes in your association: up to 50, 51 to 150, or 151 and up. If you cross a boundary, the next size applies from your following billing period. Nothing about the software changes with size — the largest community gets exactly what the smallest does.

Can we switch plans later?

Yes, in either direction, from your billing settings. Standard and Pro are two versions of the same subscription, so switching does not disturb your data.

Who pays the subscription — the HOA or a board member?

Usually the association, on its own card. At these prices it is a line item most boards approve without a special meeting — which is rather the point.

If we leave, do we get our data back?

Yes, and ask for it while you are cancelling rather than afterwards. Your properties, members, invoices and enforcement history come back to you as spreadsheets, and the documents you uploaded come back as the files you uploaded — no exit fee and no notice period. A community's data is removed within 7 days of the account closing, so the export needs to happen while you are still a customer rather than months later.

How do we cancel?

From your billing settings, yourself, at any time. Your subscription runs to the end of the period you have already paid for.

Give your board its evenings back

Set up your community in an afternoon. Thirty days, commitment free — no credit card, no onboarding call, no contract.

Questions first? Email support@hoagrove.com — a person answers.