TownSq and Hoavik
TownSq has a resident app people know and puts pricing in the menu. Its business product is for management companies.
Sample
Public homepages · Oct 2026
- PayHOA Self-serve start
- CINC Book a demo
- Vantaca Request a demo
- This site Open the sample
What TownSq says on its own pages
Read from their public pages, 9–21 October 2026. Their pages can change.
- First action
- Schedule a demo for Community or Business. Pricing is in the menu.
- Price (Community)
- About $90/mo and about $145/mo tiers on their pricing page (read 21 October 2026), plus add-ons per community (for example website about $10/mo, some modules about $20–99/mo). Digital voting about $250 per event plus a setup fee.
- Price (Business)
- From about $20/mo per community plus a personalized quote for the portfolio product.
- Who it is for
- TownSq Business targets management companies and portfolio managers. TownSq Community is one association — often sold through a manager, not pitched first to a volunteer-only board.
- What they list
- Resident app, documents, digital voting, concierge, payments, communication, requests, architectural requests, print and mail, resale solutions, and TownSq AI (suggested reply, request interception).
If you are also looking at Hoavik
Same facts standard — how we differ on price shape, the sample, and moving in. Not a scorecard.
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Built for a volunteer treasurer first.
Their Business hero is the management company. Hoavik's sample and pricing assume a self-managed board can start without hiring a manager.
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Elections in Core, not per event.
They price digital voting per event on the pricing page. Meetings and elections are in our one Core plan when live.
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Look without a demo calendar.
The sample is open now. No scheduler before you see the desk.
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A person approves anything a resident receives.
Assist can draft. Nothing answers or sends on its own.
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The balances tie before residents pay.
Residents are invited after the total matches.
Sources
No review scores, door counts, or claims about which one your board should buy. If a fact here is out of date, their page wins.
General information, not legal advice. Your state and your governing documents differ.
TownSq next to another name
Side-by-side pages for search. Hoavik is only at the bottom of those.
Other providers
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What PayHOA publishes
PayHOA publishes a price and self-serve signup. Hoavik publishes a price too — $49 a month / $39 yearly to 50 doors — and opens the sample before checkout.
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What Vantaca publishes
Vantaca is built for management companies and sold through a demo. A volunteer board is not the first buyer on their page.
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What CINC publishes
CINC is accounting and banking for management companies. Boards and residents are the second surface on their site.
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What Vlge publishes
Vlge is the closest shape to us: self-serve, a published price, a 30-day trial with no card. The difference that matters is what the entry price leaves out.
Look at the sample before you talk to anyone.
No demo gate. The sample association is open.
We do not manage your association, keep its books as a service, or give legal or accounting advice. The board still decides.