Community Website by HOAfy

Free HOA Website, Forever

Give your HOA, condo, townhome, co-op, or neighborhood association a polished home on the web. Your hoafy.org address, website builder, and hosting stay free.

No credit card. No hosting bill. Exclusively for residential community associations and the companies that manage them.

A front door that belongs to the community

Lovely on day one. Still alive after the next board election.

No mystery registrar. No forgotten volunteer credit card. No homepage frozen on last decade's pool schedule. Authorized board members and managers can keep the site current from the same HOAfy workspace where the association does its work.

Publish the things neighbors actually seek: contact details, governing documents, meeting news, events, and a clear path back to the homeowner portal.

HOAfy free HOA website builder showing published community pages, documents, news, events, and website deployment

Free means free

Your website is free. The complete platform is free for 30 days.

Every signup opens the whole HOAfy platform for a 30-day trial. If you do not upgrade, the accounting, payments, communications, and management tools pause. Your public community website does not: it stays online and editable on its included hoafy.orgaddress.

A proper website, minus the tiny monthly nuisance

The essentials are not a teaser. They are the website your community can keep using.

A memorable your-community.hoafy.org address
Mobile-friendly community website templates
Public pages for news, events, documents, and contacts
Association colors, logo, images, and branding
Simple editing and publishing after the trial
Secure static hosting with no hosting bill

HOA website compliance

In some states, a website is not optional

State laws increasingly require associations to make governing documents and other records available online. HOAfy gives your community a durable place to publish public information and a path to the protected owner access some requirements demand.

Florida

100+ parcels

Florida Statutes section 720.303 requires homeowners' associations with 100 or more parcels to make specified records available through a website or mobile app, including a protected area accessible only to parcel owners and association employees.

Read Florida Statutes section 720.303

Texas

60+ lots

Texas Property Code section 207.006 requires qualifying property owners' associations in subdivisions with at least 60 lots, as well as associations using a management company, to make current filed dedicatory instruments available to members on an Internet website.

Read Texas Property Code section 207.006

Website requirements vary by association type and may require specific documents, notices, redactions, and member-only access. HOAfy provides publishing and portal tools, not legal advice. Ask your association's counsel to confirm your compliance setup.

A memorable address

Pair your community name with hoafy.org and give residents one place they can reliably return to.

Made for board turnover

Editing access follows association roles, so the website can outlast the volunteer who first assembled it.

Public by design

Share public information on the website while balances, violations, requests, and private records stay in the secure portal.

Built for associations, not the entire internet

There is no paperwork at the door. Create your site and get on with it. We simply reserve free hosting for the communities it was made to serve.

Homeowners associations
Condominium associations
Townhome associations
Housing cooperatives
Property owners and neighborhood associations
Community management companies serving these associations

Free sites must describe an eligible residential community association or a company managing eligible associations. Clearly unrelated websites may be removed under HOAfy's terms.

Free HOA Website Questions

Is the HOA website really free forever?

Yes. Eligible residential community associations can keep their public hoafy.org website online and continue editing it without a paid HOAfy subscription. Hosting is included and no credit card is required.

Who can create a free community website?

The offer is for homeowners associations, condo associations, townhome associations, housing cooperatives, property owners associations, neighborhood associations, and property or community management companies creating sites for associations they manage.

Do we need to submit documents to qualify?

No. HOAfy does not ask for documents or other verification before you create a website. Sites clearly unrelated to an eligible residential community association or association management company may be removed.

What happens when the 30-day HOAfy trial ends?

Your free community website stays online and editable. Accounting, payments, communications, violations, voting, homeowner portals, and other HOAfy management tools require a paid subscription after the trial.

Can our condo or townhome association use it?

Absolutely. The free website is not limited to organizations that use HOA in their name. Condominium, townhome, co-op, property owners, and similar residential community associations are welcome.

Can we connect our own domain?

Every free website includes a hoafy.org address. Custom-domain support is available with the paid HOAfy management platform.

Give your community a home on the web

Start with the website. Explore the complete HOAfy platform for 30 days. Keep your community site either way.

Create Your Free Website

No credit card required. Free for eligible community associations.

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