Real prices, on the page
Every competitor we researched hides pricing behind a contact form. We do not. Here is what a leasing site costs, what the care plans run, and what add-ons go for. Decide before you ever talk to us.
For a single property or smaller community that needs a clean, professional site focused on signed leases.
- Custom 5-page website
- Mobile-first, fast-loading design
- Tour request and online application forms
- Free first year of hosting, care, and support
- On-page SEO setup
For growing communities that want more pages, marketing features, and stronger lead capture.
- Up to 20 custom pages
- Floor plan galleries and photo slideshows
- Reputation and online review integration
- Lead capture forms with CRM email forwarding
- Free first year of hosting, care, and support
For management companies, portfolios, HOAs, and ownership groups that need advanced features.
- Unlimited pages and content sections
- PMS integrations (Yardi, AppFolio, Entrata, and more)
- Online applications and resident-portal connections
- Digital marketing, tracking, and analytics setup
- Priority support and a dedicated account manager
Pay once for the build and the site is yours. Your entire first year of hosting, care, and support is included, free. After that it is just $99 a month, and you can upgrade for more hands-on help anytime. No long-term contracts.
Weighing your options? See our honest take on apartment website templates, free website builders, and simple, clean design.
Own your site instead of leasing it
Most apartment website vendors bundle the build into a monthly subscription you pay for as long as you stay. We charge once for the build, include your first year of care free, then a small care plan after that. Here is how that adds up over three years.
CommunityPro build once, a free first year of care, then Basic at $99/mo. You own the site the whole time.
- $4,500 one-time build
- First year of hosting and care, free
- $99/mo after year one
- You own it and can host it anywhere
A common "website included" subscription at $500/mo. Stop paying and you usually lose the site.
- $500 a month, every month
- The build is rented, not owned
- Passes our entire build cost in about 9 months
- Nothing to keep if you leave
Illustrative comparison. The $500/mo figure reflects a common entry subscription in the multifamily website market; your actual savings depend on the plan you choose.
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Care that keeps the site handled
Every build includes a full year of hosting, security, backups, small updates, and support, free. After that it is $99 a month, and you can upgrade anytime for more hands-on help. No contracts, cancel whenever.
Included free your first year
Everything that keeps your site fast, secure, and online, handled for you.
- Fast, secure hosting
- Daily backups and one-click restore
- Security monitoring and software updates
- Uptime monitoring
- Small content updates and email support
Everything in Basic, and we make your content updates so you never have to.
- Everything in Basic
- Up to 2 hours of content edits each month
- Photo, floor plan, and availability updates
- Priority email support
Everything in Pro, plus unlimited requests and monthly reporting on what is working.
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited support requests
- Monthly performance report
- Ongoing speed and conversion tuning
Prefer to handle everything yourself? Website hosting is also available on its own for $30 a month, billed annually at $360.
Add what you need, when you need it
Add-ons are optional. Most communities start with a package and add marketing once the site is live.
What the from $1,500/mo program covers
It is a defined program, not "we will do some SEO." That includes getting you found in AI answers, which most apartment vendors do not touch yet.
- Local SEO so you rank for searches in your city and neighborhood
- Generative engine optimization (GEO) so you show up in ChatGPT and Google AI answers
- Content written for the searches renters actually make
- Google Business Profile optimization and listing cleanup
- Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, and schema
- Monthly reporting tied to leads, not vanity metrics
Flat fee or a share of spend
Pick whichever is fairer for your budget. Smaller budgets usually come out ahead with the percentage option, and there is no long contract.
The things people ask before they sign
How much does a new apartment website cost?
Sites start at $2,500 for the LeaseUp package and $4,500 for CommunityPro. Most communities invest between $4,500 and $8,000 for a custom, lead-focused site. Management companies and portfolios get a custom quote. Pricing is published on our pricing page, so you never have to ask.
How long does it take to build a site?
Fast. We can get a first version of your site live in as little as 24 hours, then refine and expand it into your full custom site from there. You get a clear plan up front, so you always know what is next.
Can I update the website myself after launch?
Yes. We build on systems that are straightforward to edit, so your team can change text, swap photos, and post updates. For bigger changes, our support plans cover the work.
Do you provide hosting?
Yes, and your entire first year is free. Every build includes a full year of hosting, security, backups, small updates, and support at no extra cost. After that it continues at $99 a month, and you can upgrade anytime for more hands-on help. If you only need hosting on its own, that is $30 a month, billed annually. No long-term contracts.
Pick a package or get a custom quote
Tell us about your community and we will confirm the right package and price within one business day.