How the others ask you to start
Some pages compare two names you already have in mind. Others are what one provider publishes, with a short Hoavik aside if you are still looking. No review scores and no door counts.
Sample
Public homepages · Oct 2026
- PayHOA Self-serve start
- CINC Book a demo
- Vantaca Request a demo
- This site Open the sample
The first click
Public homepages only. Not a logged-in product and not a claim about which one a board should buy.
| Software | First action on the public homepage | Price on the page |
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| PayHOA | Self-serve start | Published (unit bands) |
| Vlge | Free trial, no card | Published ($39 / $64 to 50 units) |
| TownSq | Schedule a demo | Published (per community + quote) |
| CINC | Book a demo | Not published |
| Vantaca | Request a demo | Not published |
| Hoavik | Open the sample association | Published ($49/mo · $39 yearly to 50) |
Two names, side by side
For search — PayHOA vs Vlge, TownSq vs PayHOA, and similar. Hoavik is a closing section, not the headline.
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PayHOA vs Vlge
Two self-serve HOA products with published prices. This page is about them. Hoavik is named at the end if you are still shortlisting.
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PayHOA vs TownSq
PayHOA leads with self-serve signup. TownSq leads with demos and a resident app many people know. Facts only; Hoavik is at the end.
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Vlge vs TownSq
Both sell to associations. Vlge pushes a trial; TownSq pushes a demo and add-on pricing. No winner picked here.
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Vantaca vs CINC
Back-office software for management companies. Neither publishes a price on the pages we read. Boards are a second surface.
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PayHOA vs Vantaca
Different buyers on the same search results page. PayHOA publishes price and signup; Vantaca publishes demos and implementation weeks.
What one provider publishes
Dated facts from their site, plus how Hoavik compares if you landed on us while researching them.
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PayHOA
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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Vantaca
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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CINC
CINC is accounting and banking for management companies. Boards and residents are the second surface on their site.
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TownSq
TownSq has a resident app people know and puts pricing in the menu. Its business product is for management companies.
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Vlge
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.
What you can check in the sample
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You can look before you talk to anyone.
The sample association is open. Two doors still show a balance. The rest tie.
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The import waits for a person.
Doors, owners, and opening balances are proposed. Nothing is written until someone says yes.
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Residents are asked to pay after the books tie.
The total has to match before anyone is invited to pay.
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The vendor file is one record.
Quote, agreement, invoice, and the work. The resident and the treasurer see the same facts, with different permissions.
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.