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Enumerate review

A wide HOA management suite for larger associations, but its $500 monthly starting price limits value.

4.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Enumerate is a cloud-based community association management platform for HOA management companies, community association managers, boards, and self-managed associations. Its Central product brings together accounting, payments, approvals, reporting, and operational workflows, while Engage connects residents and boards with communication, payment, request, and status tools. The platform also covers violation tracking, work orders, document sharing, resident self-service, and AI-enabled budgeting and workflow assistance through Numa AI. Web, iOS, and Android access support use across office and resident-facing workflows.

Pricing is straightforward but positioned for organizations with substantial management needs. The published Software plan starts at $500 per month, with accounting, payments, operations, and resident communications included. Enumerate requires an annual contract and charges a one-time implementation fee. The pricing model is contact sales, so buyers should discuss their association structure, implementation scope, and total contract terms before selecting the platform. There is no free plan, making the entry cost a meaningful consideration for smaller associations or communities with limited administrative complexity.

Enumerate is strongest when financial workflows need to connect with day-to-day association operations. Its accounting ledger and reporting, resident and vendor payments, approval status tracking, maintenance requests, document management, and violation workflows create a shared system for managers, boards, residents, and vendors. Integrations include First Citizens Bank, Truist, Western Alliance Bank, SmartStreet, CIT Bank, Axela, Payabli, Zego, and ReadyRESALE. Larger associations that need this range of connected capabilities should consider Enumerate; smaller communities seeking a lower-cost, narrower tool may prefer a simpler alternative.

Enumerate pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines accounting, payments, approvals, and operational workflows
    • Includes resident portals, mobile apps, violations, and work orders
    • Supports banking and payment integrations plus AI-enabled assistance
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $500 per month
    • Requires an annual contract and one-time implementation fee
    • May be more extensive than smaller associations need

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