HOACovenant, the covenant enforcement desk for HOA boards · Updated September 4, 2026
Photograph a violation, pick the lot and the covenant article, and the paperwork writes itself, from courtesy notice to hearing packet.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).HOACovenant is a violation enforcement system built for homeowners association boards, community managers, and management companies. A board member photographs a problem, selects the lot number and the covenant article from the association's recorded declaration, and the software takes over: it drafts the correspondence, counts down the cure period, and assembles the file the day a hearing becomes unavoidable. The pitch is narrow and unglamorous, which is roughly what covenant enforcement has always been.
You are reading this on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where the ranking is bought rather than earned. HOACovenant holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more and nothing less. There is no jury here, no scorecard, and no claim that it handles covenant work better than anyone else. What follows is a plain description of the product, so you can judge whether it fits your association without reading anything into where it sits on the board.
From photo to notice in one pass
The workflow runs in four sequential steps, and the point of each is to remove a piece of manual busywork. First, a board member logs the violation from a phone by photographing it and tagging the lot and the covenant article it breaks. Second, the system drafts the appropriate correspondence, from a courtesy notice through a hearing invitation, choosing the tone based on the file's violation history rather than making the volunteer decide.
Third, automated countdown timers watch the cure period and trigger re-inspection reminders before deadlines expire, so nothing lapses because a meeting ran long. Fourth, a follow-up photograph either closes the file when the issue is fixed or feeds an escalation. HOACovenant reports that the trip from documenting a violation to generating its notice averages 11 minutes, which is the sort of figure that only sounds small until you have done it by hand.
The paper trail, assembled as you go
Covenant disputes live or die on documentation, and HOACovenant is essentially a system for keeping that record straight. Every notice, timestamp, photo, and re-inspection stays attached to the lot file, so when a case reaches a hearing the software assembles a complete packet instead of leaving a board member to reconstruct months of back-and-forth from email threads.
The company reports that 83% of violations are cured before any fine is voted, which is the outcome most boards actually want: compliance without the drama of penalties and appeals. Whether that number holds for your community is your call, but the design clearly optimizes for early resolution rather than for issuing fines.
Plans and what they cost
Pricing is published openly and scales by lot count rather than by feature tier. The Small Association plan covers up to 120 lots for $39 a month. The Community plan covers up to 600 lots for $89 a month. The Management Company plan is unlimited for $199 a month, aimed at firms overseeing multiple properties at once.
Every plan includes unlimited photographs, notices, and hearing packets, and HOACovenant states there are no setup fees, no per-notice charges, and no annual contracts. For a volunteer board watching a modest budget, the flat monthly structure is at least easy to reason about.
Who it is built for
The target is squarely the people who run associations without doing it full time: volunteer-run HOA boards, community association managers handling several properties, and HOA management companies. The common thread is that enforcement is a duty they inherited rather than a job they trained for, and the software is meant to make that duty procedural instead of personal.
HOACovenant reports serving 218 U.S. associations across 31 states and processing 41,600 violation files to date. Those are the company's own figures; treat them as context for scale rather than as an endorsement, and weigh them against your own community's needs before signing up.
Frequently asked questions
What is HOACovenant's rank today?
As of September 4, 2026, HOACovenant sits at #137 (79 of 89 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake BackNineLive today?
As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of HOACovenant's current total takes it past BackNineLive and up to #136. The board updates live with every payment.
What does HOACovenant actually do?
It is enforcement software for homeowners associations. A board member photographs a covenant violation and tags the lot and article, then the system drafts the notice, tracks the cure period with reminders, and either closes the file after a fix or assembles a hearing packet. It is documentation and correspondence, automated.
How much does HOACovenant cost?
Pricing is by lot count: $39 a month for up to 120 lots (Small Association), $89 a month for up to 600 lots (Community), and $199 a month unlimited (Management Company). All plans include unlimited photos, notices, and hearing packets, with no setup fees, per-notice charges, or annual contracts.
Who is HOACovenant for?
Volunteer-run HOA boards, community association managers overseeing multiple properties, and HOA management companies. It suits associations that want covenant enforcement to run as a consistent process rather than as ad hoc effort between board meetings.
What does its place on premierdelaclasse.lol mean?
HOACovenant paid to appear on this satirical leaderboard, where rank is bought rather than awarded. It holds the spot its bid pays for, and that is the whole story: the placement is not a review, a rating, or a verdict on the software. The live board already shows the current standing, so there is nothing to infer here.
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