PROMP Pricing
PROMP pricing can scale with the number of properties, units and features your company needs—without forcing your team into an oversized package.
Pricing is based on the size of your operation and the PROMP capabilities you choose to activate.
Choose the right level
The plan names below provide a clear framework. Final pricing can be tailored to your property count, unit count and implementation needs.
For smaller property-management teams that need one organized system for properties, contacts and requests.
For companies that want the management portal plus public property websites and secure community access.
For larger companies that need advanced configuration, broader rollout support and portfolio-level consistency.
What affects pricing?
Every property-management company works differently. PROMP pricing can account for the number of properties, users and portal services required.
Portfolio size helps determine hosting, storage, support and implementation requirements.
Company administrators and property managers require different permissions and operational access.
Public websites and secure portals can be activated for selected properties or across the full portfolio.
Existing property, unit, contact and document information may require preparation and import support.
Training can be tailored for company administrators, property managers and community users.
Company-specific workflows, branding and integrations may affect the implementation scope.
Included with every implementation
PROMP implementation is designed to help your team begin with a reliable structure and a clear rollout plan.
Company settings, properties, roles and workflow defaults are prepared for your operation.
Your team receives guidance on users, requests, documents and property portal setup.
PROMP helps coordinate testing, launch preparation and the move into regular use.
Product improvements and platform updates help PROMP continue to support evolving property-management needs.
Frequently asked questions
Pricing can consider management users, but the overall proposal is based on the complete portfolio, selected features and implementation requirements.
Yes. A company can begin with core property-management features and add public websites or secure community portals later.
No. Website and secure portal features can be enabled only for the properties where they are required.
Implementation and onboarding requirements are included in the proposal so expectations and responsibilities are clear before launch.
Data migration may be available depending on the format, quality and amount of existing property information.
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