TownSq Pricing & Features, Explained (2026)

TL;DR: As of August 2026, TownSq publishes tiered per-community pricing: Pro ($90/month up to 300 units — communications, community management, and homeowner payments), Advanced ($145/month — adds audit logs, guest authorizations, and architectural reviews), and Enterprise (custom, for larger or multi-community portfolios). Bigger communities pay more, and some jobs — digital voting, violation tracking, architectural review — are add-ons. This guide explains what each tier includes in plain English, and where a flat-rate, self-managed alternative like Okoniq Property Hub ($49–$299/month) draws the lines differently.

_Last reviewed: August 2026 · 6 min read_

TownSq's pricing is clearer than most HOA software once you know what each tier is for and which capabilities cost extra. Below is a plain-English breakdown of the plans and the features that matter, plus honest notes on how they compare to Okoniq Property Hub. All TownSq figures come from its public pricing page as of August 2026 — always confirm the latest on townsq.io, since plans change.

TownSq Pro — from $90/month

Pro is the base plan, priced per community and billed monthly (about $90/month for a community up to 300 units, more for larger communities). It's built around communication and everyday operations:

• Communications suite — announcements, a community website with a custom domain, requests, a resident forum, messages, and an address book.
• Community-management suite — amenity reservations, tasks, an events calendar, document storage, and polls and surveys.
• Homeowner payment processing — residents can pay dues and assessments online through TownSq Pay.
• A dedicated client-success rep and homeowner support.

Who it's for: Communities that want resident engagement and online payments in one app, and don't need the more advanced governance tools.

TownSq Advanced — from $145/month

Advanced builds on Pro (about $145/month up to 300 units, more for larger communities):

• Everything in Pro
• Audit logs for accountability
• Guest authorizations
• Architectural reviews
• Access to the TownSq Business workspace

Who it's for: Communities that need governance and oversight features, or that are moving toward multi-community management.

TownSq Enterprise — custom pricing

Enterprise is the large-scale and multi-community tier:

• Everything in Advanced
• A personalized implementation team
• Integrated accounting and resale solutions
• Quoted pricing for 900+ units or portfolios of many communities

Who it's for: Large associations and management companies running many communities at once.

The add-ons to budget for

Several capabilities are priced separately per community or per event, as of August 2026 — worth adding to your estimate if you'll use them:

• Digital voting — about $250 per event plus a $25 setup fee
• Violation and inspection tracking — about $20/month
• Architectural request and review — about $20/month
• Website builder — about $10/month
• TownSq Business workspace — about $20/month

Annual plans save roughly 10%. Because add-ons stack per community, the real monthly cost can sit above the base Pro or Advanced figure — so price it at your unit count and feature list. For the bigger picture, read Is TownSq worth it?.

How Okoniq draws the lines differently

Okoniq organizes its HOA tiers around home count, and it bundles the governance tools that TownSq prices as add-ons. As of August 2026:

• HOA Starter — $49/month: up to 25 homes.
• HOA Standard — $99/month: up to 75 homes.
• HOA Plus — $149/month: up to 150 homes (+$1/home/month beyond 150).
• HOA Concierge — $299/month: unlimited homes.

Every Okoniq tier includes dues tracking, violations with photos, voting and polls / motions, financials and accounting, budget, a reserve study, delinquencies, lender-readiness reports, insurance tracking, expenses with AI receipt capture, a utilities tracker with forward-a-bill email intake, a Form 1120-H tax helper with a CPA packet PDF, a community calendar, a weekly board digest, document storage, and a resident portal. There's a 30-day free trial, and annual billing is two months free.

Two differences stand out:

1. Bundled vs. à la carte. Voting, violations, and architectural-style workflows are included in Okoniq's flat price; on TownSq several are add-ons priced per event or per month.
2. Payments vs. tracking. TownSq processes dues online through TownSq Pay. Okoniq deliberately does not process payments — it tracks dues (mark-paid plus a resident self-report the board confirms), and residents pay by their own Zelle, Venmo, ACH, or check. That's a genuine capability TownSq has and Okoniq doesn't.

See the full comparison in TownSq vs Okoniq, and the wider field in the best TownSq alternatives for 2026.

Reading the value: match the plan to the job

A quick way to decide which TownSq tier — or whether to look elsewhere:

• Want resident engagement and online payments? Pro.
• Need audit logs, guest authorizations, and architectural reviews? Advanced.
• Running many communities or thousands of units? Enterprise.
• Self-managed board that wants voting, violations, and finances bundled? Compare with Okoniq's HOA pricing before committing.

FAQ

How much does TownSq cost per month?

As of August 2026, TownSq's base plans for a community up to 300 units are Pro at $90/month and Advanced at $145/month, with Enterprise quoted for larger or multi-community portfolios. Larger unit counts cost more, and add-ons are separate. Confirm current pricing on TownSq's site.

Does TownSq charge extra for voting or violations?

Often, yes. As of August 2026, digital voting events (about $250 per event plus a $25 setup fee) and violation/inspection tracking (about $20/month) are priced as add-ons, though polls and surveys are included in the base plans. Budget for the add-ons you'll actually use.

Is TownSq priced per unit or per community?

Per community, with the rate tied to how many units the community has (bands for up to 300, 301–900, and 900+ units), billed monthly with a discount for annual. Verify the current bands and prices on townsq.io.

How does TownSq pricing compare to Okoniq?

Okoniq uses flat per-community tiers from $49 to $299/month based on home count, with voting, violations, and financials included, and no online payment processing. TownSq starts at $90/month with online payments included but prices some governance tools as add-ons. The better value depends on the features you'll use — see Switching from TownSq to Okoniq.

This breakdown uses publicly available information about TownSq as of August 2026 and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TownSq or Associa. Any tax references are general and not tax advice — consult a CPA. Pricing and features change — verify the latest details on the provider's website.