HOA management & payments software for volunteer boards

Stop chasing checks.
Start ACH autopay for your HOA.

DuesBoard is HOA dues software built for self-managed boards under 50 units — ACH payments, late fees, and a per-unit ledger with money settling to your association bank.

  • Built for treasurers
  • 14-day trial · no credit card
  • Money settles to your HOA bank
app…/board · Cedar Creek Estates
This quarter
94%
Collected
$18,750
Settled to HOA bank
2
Past due · late fees posted
Unit ledger
12 Oak Lane Paid
14 Oak Lane ACH pending
18 Maple Ct Autopay
22 Maple Ct Late + $25
3 Cedar Way Paid
DuesBoard
12 Oak Lane · Resident
Balance due
$250.00
Quarterly dues · due Mar 1
AutopayOn
Last paymentDec 28
MethodBank ···4821

Toggle Board vs Resident — selected device comes forward; the other tucks behind

For treasurers

Billing season shouldn’t feel like a second job.

Volunteer boards inherit the same broken stack every cycle — mail, peer-to-peer apps, and a spreadsheet that only one person understands.

Mailbox checks

Every billing cycle starts with “Did you mail it?” emails.

Venmo & Zelle

Personal accounts, no ledger, and a mess when the treasurer rotates.

Spreadsheet books

Formulas break. Opening balances drift. The next board inherits chaos.

Late fees ignored

Policy exists in the CC&Rs — nobody has time to enforce it by hand.

How it works

Live in one billing cycle

Connect the HOA bank, collect ACH, and let the ledger run itself — each step shown at product-screenshot scale.

1 Connect

Board connects the association bank

Treasurer links the HOA EIN and bank via Stripe Connect. Dues settle to your association account — DuesBoard never holds community funds.

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2 Pay

Residents pay online from their phone

Owners open the portal, see balance and due date, and pay by ACH (cards optional). Receipts land in the same place every cycle.

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3 Autopay

ACH autopay on the due date

Residents turn on autopay once. Bank debit runs each cycle — no more “Did you mail the check?” threads in the treasurer inbox.

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4 Ledger

Ledger & late fees on autopilot

Charges post, ACH settles Pending → Paid, grace ends, and late fees hit the unit ledger — configured from your board policy / CC&Rs.

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5 Board

Board sees who’s current — Saturday morning

Collection %, aging, and late units on one screen. The next treasurer inherits books that actually balance.

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Product

Dues first. Suite when you need it.

Everything a volunteer board needs to stop chasing money — without an AppFolio-sized product.

Starter core — every plan

ACH-first dues & autopay

Monthly, quarterly, or annual assessments. Autopay on the due date. ACH is the default rail so large assessments don’t burn reserves on card fees.

Late fees on autopilot

Grace period plus flat or % fee from your board policy. Posted to the ledger automatically — copy stays “per your CC&Rs,” not legal advice.

Per-unit ledger

Charges, payments, credits, adjustments, and aging in one place. The next treasurer inherits books that actually balance.

Resident pay portal

Balance, pay, receipts, history, and autopay on/off (per board policy). Cuts the “what do I owe?” inbox in half.

Stripe Connect payouts

Express onboarding to the HOA bank. Residents pay → Stripe → your association account. A clear 1% platform fee on each resident payment keeps DuesBoard running (Stripe processing is separate). You are software — not a lockbox.

CSV import & export

Import units and opening balances. Export the ledger anytime. Offline checks and Zelle still get recorded so the books stay complete.

Mid-Size plan and up

Same login. Full board suite.

After dues are humming, keep announcements, documents, calendar, violations, work orders, and ACC requests where residents already pay.

Announcements

Post once — every owner sees it in the same login they use to pay.

Document library

CC&Rs, budgets, and meeting packets in one searchable place.

Board calendar

Meetings, deadlines, and dues dates on one shared board view.

Violations → ledger

Fines post to the same unit ledger as dues — aging stays honest.

Work orders

Track common-area fixes from open to done without a side spreadsheet.

ACC requests

Architectural requests with status owners can check themselves.

Pricing

Flat plans. Clear 1% platform fee.

Starter · Mid-Size · Community. Bill Monthly, Quarterly, or Annual. 14-day trial.

1% fee added on top of dues (paid by residents) + Stripe processing. Your plan is separate. DuesBoard charges a 1% platform fee on each resident payment via Stripe Connect. The HOA receives the rest (minus Stripe’s card/ACH processing). SaaS (Monthly · Quarterly · Annual) is billed separately. Same 1% on every plan — no surprise take-rate after “free.”
Starter
$25/mo
Less than 25 Units
  • Units, owners, dues schedules
  • Invoices, ledger & resident pay portal
  • Connect payouts + CSV import
  • Basic offline payment recording
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Community
$75/mo
50+ Units (up to 200)
  • Everything in Mid-Size
  • Higher unit cap (200)
  • Multi-association support
  • Priority email support
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Annual = 10× monthly (2 months free ≈ 17% off). Quarterly = exact 3× monthly ($75 / $150 / $225). Stripe processing is pass-through (ACH typically 0.8% capped at $5; cards ~2.9% + 30¢) plus our 1% platform fee on each resident payment. Board chooses whether residents or the HOA absorb Stripe fees.

Why boards switch

Cheapest among full-featured paid suites.

Worked example: 50 units × $250/unit/quarter = $50,000/yr collected online. Totals = SaaS + platform take (Stripe ACH processing excluded — same rail for Connect apps).

Stack (50 units · $250/qtr) Est. annual cost
KindHOA Good Neighbor $0 + 1% ACH ~$500 (feature limits)
AffordableHOA $49/mo + $0 platform ~$588
KindHOA Board Automation $29 + 0.8% ACH ~$748
DuesBoard (Mid-Size plan) $50/mo + 1% ~$1,100
PayHOA 26–50 (~$59/mo yr) + $2.45 ACH ~$1,198
NeibrPay (custom >20) + ~1% Custom + ~$500

Scenario math

Volume: 50 × $250 × 4 = $50,000/yr · 200 ACH payments. DuesBoard: SaaS $600 ($50×12) + platform 1% = $500$1,100/yr. Beats KindHOA paid (~$748) and PayHOA (~$1,198) among full-featured paid suites with recurring dues automation. KindHOA’s $0 plan and AffordableHOA ($0 platform %) can cost less on paper — we show them above for honesty.

Full comparisons · PayHOA alternative · KindHOA alternative · AffordableHOA alternative

DuesBoard: 1% platform fee on each resident payment
Plus Stripe processing. SaaS separate (Monthly · Quarterly · Annual).
FAQ

Questions volunteer boards ask

Straight answers for self-managed associations — not property managers.

Is this for self-managed / volunteer HOAs?

Yes. DuesBoard is built for boards without a management company — typically under ~50 units. If you need a property-manager ERP, look at AppFolio or CINC. If you need to stop chasing dues, you’re in the right place.

Do you take a percentage of dues?

Yes — a clear 1% platform fee on each resident dues payment via Stripe Connect, plus Stripe’s own processing fees. The HOA receives the rest. You also pay a flat SaaS subscription (Monthly, Quarterly, or Annual). No “free” plan that hides the take-rate.

Where does the money go?

Straight to the association’s connected Stripe Express account and then to the HOA bank. We never hold community funds as a balance on our platform.

We’re under 50 units — which plan?

Mid-Size (less than 50 units) is the anchor for most volunteer associations — $50/mo, $150/quarter, or $500/yr. Smaller boards (<25) can start on Starter at $25/mo. Over 50 units, Community covers up to 200.

Can we still record checks and Zelle?

Yes. Offline payments post to the same per-unit ledger so aging stays accurate while owners move to ACH autopay over time.

Is this legal advice or collections?

No. You configure late-fee policy from your governing documents. DuesBoard is software for billing and ledgers — not a law firm, CPA, or collections agency.

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Ready for the next billing cycle?

Import units, connect the HOA bank, and invite owners to autopay. Built for treasurers who still have day jobs.

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