Everything your HOA needs · One portal

Everything your HOA needs, in one portal.

$228 a year. Flat. Any community size.

Run formal votes with tamper-evident records. Share community documents privately. Capture maintenance ideas and let neighbors vote on what matters. Post events. Keep a curated list of plumbers, tutors, and contractors your residents actually trust. All under one login, behind a code only your residents will ever use.

No per-household fees. No setup pain. No data we do not need.
IdeasRecommendationsCalendarPollsDocuments
42 Cedar Ln
Ideas for the neighborhood.
Signed in as
42 Cedar Lane
Stored on file
Zero emails.

Software your board would otherwise stitch together from four tools.

Most HOAs run on a patchwork. A Facebook group for chatter. A Dropbox for documents. Dedicated voting services for the annual budget vote. A paper sign-up sheet for the pool. Each tool charges its own monthly fee. None of them talk to each other. Residents have four different ways to miss something important.

MyHOAPortal puts all of it behind one community code. One place residents check. One bill at the end of the year.

Community engagement$30 to $60 / mo
Document library$150 to $300 / mo
Community calendar$10 to $30 / mo
Voting with certification$200 to $800 / vote
MyHOAPortal$228 / yr flat

Inside the portal.

Five built-in modules. Everything a community and a board need to operate, with nothing extra and no upsell.

Suggestions & Voting

Capture every neighbor's good idea. Surface what the community actually wants.

Residents post ideas. Neighbors vote. The board sees what matters most without running a survey or decoding a thread of 80 Facebook comments. One vote per household, enforced at the database level. Categories keep things organized: safety, events, maintenance, amenities, access, sustainability.

  • Plain-text ideas, no comments to moderate
  • One vote per household, no double-counting
  • Board status workflow: Pending, Under Review, In Progress, Completed
  • Seven categories
1 vote per household · Enforced at the database level
Maintenance
Fix the broken bench at the playground
3Votes
Upvote
Formal Voting · New

Run binding community votes. Certify the result for the record.

Budget approvals. Board elections. CC&R amendments. Special assessments. Any vote your bylaws require, run through the same portal residents already use. Single-choice or multi-select. Secret, signed, or open ballots. Three quorum percentages built in: 25, 33, 50, or anything you specify.

When the poll closes, the board hits Certify. The portal computes a SHA-256 hash of the canonical vote record and stamps it on a printable PDF with the title, question, vote totals, quorum status, and (for signed polls) the per-household record. The PDF is the document your attorney will ask for if anyone ever questions the result.

Dedicated voting services charge 200 to 800 dollars per HOA vote. MyHOAPortal includes unlimited votes in the 228 dollar yearly plan.

  • Three ballot modes: secret, signed, open
  • Single-choice and multi-select for board elections
  • Real-time quorum tracking
  • Tamper-evident PDF with SHA-256 record hash
  • One vote per household, enforced at the database level
  • Editable until the first vote is cast
Annual Budget Approval
Open · Closes in 2 hours
Approve as proposed38
Reject9
Approve with amendments7
Quorum60% of 87 households
Certified Poll Record
Annual Budget Approval
Quorum87% (76 of 87 households)
ResultApproved: 47 of 68 votes
ClosedMay 29, 2026 · 9:00 AM
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What this would cost you to assemble separately.

Most HOAs end up with three or four different tools to do what one portal can do. Here is what that looks like.

Typical stitched-together stack
What you would pay for each piece individually.
Community engagement and ideas voting
Community engagement tools, small plan starts at $30/mo
$30 to $60 / mo
Private document library
Paid management-software tiers required for files
$150 to $300 / mo
Community calendar
Standalone calendar tools or premium add-on
$10 to $30 / mo
Formal voting with certification
Dedicated voting services, per vote pricing
$200 to $800 / vote
Roughly $200 to $300 per month, or $2,400 to $3,600 per year.
MyHOAPortal
All of the above. One portal. One login. One bill.
$228 / year. Flat. Any community size.
No per-household fees. No setup pain. No data we do not need.

From spreadsheet to live portal
in three steps.

1Initialize

Name your community.

Provide a community name and slug. MyHOAPortal instantly deploys a unique gateway path scoped to your HOA.

myhoaportal.live/portal/myhoaname
2Drop CSV roster

Upload your addresses.

Drag in a spreadsheet of physical street addresses. MyHOAPortal generates a secure, randomized validation token next to every property, automatically.

123 Cedar Lane mw-7g3-azpq
125 Cedar Lane mw-q4k-nm2c
127 Cedar Lane mw-b8h-xv9r
218 households
3Hand over keys

Print and distribute.

Print auto-compiled welcome slips. Residents type their code once and land inside MyHOAPortal. No email, no password, no account creation.

Welcome to Your Community
mw-7g3-azpq
myhoaportal.live/portal/myhoaname

One price. One plan.
Built for small HOA budgets.

The One Plan

Everything MyHOAPortal does. One flat rate.

There is no upgrade. There is no downgrade. Everything is included.

$228/yr
Flat. Billed annually. No per-household fees.
Unlimited households and physical properties
Full access to all five spaces: Ideas, Recommendations, Calendar, Documents, and Polls
Formal polls with certified PDF records, unlimited votes
Dedicated multi-tenant secure URL structure
Zero PII or data-storage liability
Instant CSV onboarding roster compiler
Board-only admin panel, no per-user seats

We do not store names, emails, or passwords. We never have.

Each household gets one random code tied to its physical address. That is the entire authentication system. Most HOA software treats privacy as a feature to add later, with encryption policies and compliance pages. We built it as the foundation. There is nothing to leak because there is nothing to store.

Stored on file
The bare minimum to run the portal
Physical addresses on the roster
So the board can map a code back to a home.
Randomized household codes
Generated by us, distributed by the board.
Anonymous ideas and votes
Tagged to a code, never to a name.
Anonymous recommendations
Providers your neighbors trust.
Never stored
Things that turn a board into a liability
Email addresses
No login email. No newsletter list. Nothing to leak.
Names and phone numbers
Residents post anonymously by default.
Passwords
There is nothing to remember and nothing to reset.
Locations beyond the address
No GPS, no device IDs, no tracking pixels.
Third-party trackers
The portal carries no analytics that store PII.

The questions every board asks first.

If your board has technical or operational concerns we haven’t covered here, drop us a note.

Designed to minimize your compliance burden. Most community association management software forces homeowners to register with personal details, creating massive data liabilities for the board under state privacy frameworks. MyHOAPortal completely bypasses this. Because our token-based architecture stores zero PII, no names, no phone numbers, and no email addresses, there is no private data to compromise. Your local board assumes minimal data liability.

There are no passwords to manage, reset, or lose. To access their community portal, residents simply enter a unique physical passcode assigned to their property. If a homeowner can type in a home Wi-Fi password, they can log into our system. If a resident loses their physical welcome slip, any volunteer trustee can look up their street address in the admin panel and hand them their access code on a slip of paper in five seconds.

We deliberately built MyHOAPortal without an open comment section to eliminate neighborhood drama, political bickering, and online feuds. Instead, our software acts as a clean, structured utility focused entirely on two things: a Neighborhood Ideas and Voting Feed and a Local Service Provider Recommendation Board. Residents can easily voice their consensus on common-area modifications or find a trusted plumber, electrician, or tutor vouched for by a next-door neighbor.

Keeping your digital roster secure during local real estate turnover is incredibly simple. When a house changes hands, a board admin simply clicks Regenerate Token next to that specific street address. The old access key is instantly and permanently deactivated, and a fresh code is printed out for the incoming family. Historical ideas and vendor recommendations remain intact, but access boundaries shift instantly to the new property owner.

No. Whether you are managing a 12-unit condominium or a 500-home suburban development, our pricing is a flat $228 a year (billed annually). Unlike traditional platforms that charge a per-household tax, data storage upcharges, or convenience fees, our pricing never changes based on your community size. It easily fits into a volunteer board's petty cash budget without requiring a complex community vote.

This is exactly why we built the Ideas and Voting Board. Emailed surveys get ignored, and traditional neighborhood forums are easily hijacked by a loud, angry 5% minority. Any resident can submit a clear suggestion under a specific category. Because each login token is locked to a physical street address, our software strictly enforces a one-vote-per-household limit, giving the board an instantly accurate and fair metric of true community consensus.

Homeowners are tired of Yelp, Google, and Nextdoor being flooded with paid advertisements and fake ratings. Our Trusted Local Helpers Directory is completely ad-free and restricted exclusively to verified residents within your actual subdivision boundaries. Neighbors can instantly see a running repository of local plumbers, mechanics, doctors, or private tutors that their actual next-door neighbors have personally hired, trusted, and recommended.
Get started

One plan. Everything included. $228 a year.

Setup takes five minutes. When you are done, you have a CSV of household codes ready to forward to your residents. You are live.