For property management companies · Early access
Every association runs a little differently. Your operations shouldn’t. We are building one workspace over the portfolio — and we would rather tell you exactly where that is today than sell you the finished version.
Early access — here is what that means
The association product is live and in use: dues, documents, violations, maintenance, voting, transfers and closings all work today, and you can run several associations from one login. What is NOT built yet is the management-company layer specifically — per-staff roles, assigning an employee to a subset of communities, a cross-portfolio work queue, and portfolio-wide reporting. We are looking for a small number of pilot firms to build it with, not for customers who need it finished this month.
Your problem
What changes
CommunityPilot already gives every association the same dues, document, communication, request and closing workflows, and a resident portal that takes routine questions off your desk. If your firm holds the organization account, your team works across those communities from one login. The portfolio management layer on top — staff roles, assignment, cross-community queues — is what early access is for.
Switch between the communities in your organization; every association on the same records model, with the same screens.
Each association connects its own Stripe account. Dues collected for that association pay out to that account and are never commingled.
Owner directories, governing documents and email announcements handled the same way in every community. Text messaging is built alongside email and switches on once our messaging provider is connected.
Title-company closing and resale requests through one portal, with ownership changes recorded on the home.
When a community was built on CommunityPilot, you take over the developer’s organized records rather than a box of PDFs.
Per-staff roles and permissions, assigning employees to specific communities, a cross-community work queue, per-association billing attribution and portfolio-wide reporting. Not built yet; being designed with pilot firms.
Why it's different
Because CommunityPilot starts at development, the communities you take on arrive with their lots, owners, documents and dues history intact — and the boards you serve are already using the same product. That continuity is the difference between onboarding a community and reconstructing one. It is also why we would rather get the management-company layer right with a few firms than ship a generic one.
See the whole lifecyclePricing
Pilot firms get a direct line to the people building it and pricing that reflects going first. Individual self-managed associations are priced from $99 per year; developer plans from $12 per month per active neighborhood.
Full pricingThe live demo is the actual product with a real community loaded — no account, no sales call required.