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TownSq review

#6 of 87 in HOA Management SoftwareHomeowners Association Management SoftwareApartment Management Systems

A broad HOA platform with mobile coverage, accounting tools, and portfolio management.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

TownSq is an HOA and community management platform for boards, property managers, management companies, and residents. It brings resident communications, announcements, forums, requests, maintenance workflows, document access, amenity reservations, online dues and assessment payments, violations, architectural reviews, and association accounting into web and mobile applications. A portfolio workspace extends the platform to managers overseeing multiple communities, while an API is available alongside web, iOS, and Android access.

Pricing is organized by community size, with separate tiers for up to 300, 301–900, and 900+ units. The published plans show Pro at $90, $180, or $270 per month, depending on the tier, and Advanced at $145, $290, or $435 per month. These displayed monthly prices are associated with a 1-year term that auto-renews annually. Pro covers one community and includes announcements, requests, tasks and assignments, homeowner payment processing, and document storage. Advanced adds support for 2–10 communities, audit logs, guest authorizations, architectural reviews, and violations and inspection tracking. Enterprise adds a personalized implementation team and a fully integrated community accounting and management solution, with quote-based pricing. A 30-day free trial is available.

TownSq’s main strength is breadth: financial operations, banking, billing, accounts payable and receivable, reporting, resident services, compliance workflows, and portfolio management sit alongside communication tools. AI-assisted suggested replies and request interception add an optional layer for handling homeowner requests. That range suits multi-community managers who need mobile coverage and a shared operational workspace. Smaller associations seeking only announcements, payments, or maintenance requests may find the wider feature set and annual commitment more than they need. Buyers should also distinguish Pro’s single-community scope from Advanced’s 2–10-community coverage when evaluating fit.

TownSq pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Web, iOS, Android, and API access support flexible operations.
    • Covers payments, maintenance, documents, violations, and architectural reviews.
    • Portfolio tools support management across multiple communities.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available.
    • Displayed monthly prices require a 1-year term that auto-renews annually.
    • Enterprise pricing is quote-based rather than publicly stated.

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