Your HOA Needs
a Website.
Florida Says So.
Florida Statute 720.303 requires HOAs with 150+ parcels to maintain a website with specific documents available to members. That's not optional. It's the law. But most HOA boards don't have the time, budget, or technical skills to build and maintain a compliant website. They end up with something thrown together that barely meets the requirements and frustrates every homeowner who tries to use it.
We build HOA websites that actually work: easy to update, legally compliant, and designed so homeowners can find what they need without calling the board at 9 PM.
Florida HOA Website Facts
The law requires it. Homeowners expect it. Most boards struggle with it.
Florida Statute 720.303 requires HOA websites for 150+ parcels.
Governing documents, budgets, and meeting notices must be posted.
Most HOA websites fail basic compliance checks.
What Florida HOA Websites Actually Need to Include
Florida law is specific about what HOA websites must contain. Governing documents, financial reports, budgets, and meeting notices all need to be accessible to members. But the statute is the floor, not the ceiling. The HOAs that avoid constant board complaints go further: searchable document archives, online payment links, maintenance request forms, and community calendars. A compliant website reduces phone calls to the board, cuts down on disputes over document access, and gives homeowners a reason to check the site before sending that angry email.
Everything Your HOA Website Needs to Stay Compliant
Local Keyword Research
Discover the exact terms hoa customers use to find businesses like yours, from “near me” searches to specific service keywords.
On-Page SEO
Optimize your website’s titles, meta descriptions, headers, and content to rank for hoa-specific searches.
Citation Building
Get your business listed consistently across local directories to build authority for your hoa presence.
Review Management
Build your hoa reputation with more 5-star reviews and professional responses that attract new customers.
Monthly Reporting
Clear reports showing your hoa rankings, traffic, and leads, with real results you can measure.
AI Search Optimization
Get your hoa business cited and recommended by AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity when customers ask for local recommendations.
HOA Websites Built
for Board Sanity
Board members are volunteers. They don't have time to fight with a website builder. We set up sites that are simple to update, legally compliant from day one, and designed to reduce the number of calls and emails hitting the board.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees. No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime.
Florida HOA Website Requirements Made Simple
The statute lists what must be on the site. We make sure it's there, organized, and accessible. No guessing about whether your HOA website meets the law.
Governing Documents
Declaration, bylaws, rules and regulations, and amendments all posted in a searchable, downloadable format that members can access 24/7.
Financial Transparency
Annual budgets, financial reports, and assessment schedules posted where members can find them. Reduces disputes and builds trust with homeowners.
Meeting Notices
Board meeting notices, agendas, and minutes posted with proper advance timing. Email notifications keep members informed without board members playing phone…
Beyond Compliance: A Website Homeowners Actually Use
A compliant website is the minimum. A useful website reduces the workload on your board and keeps homeowners happy. We build features that make community management easier.
Owner Portal
Secure login area where homeowners check their account status, submit requests, and access community documents without calling the management office.
Maintenance Requests
Online forms that route to the right person. No more lost emails or voicemails. Every request tracked from submission to resolution.
Community Info
Pool hours, gate codes, vendor contacts, trash schedules, and everything else homeowners ask about repeatedly. Put it on the website, reduce the calls.
HOA Website Questions
Does my Florida HOA legally need a website?
If your HOA has 150 or more parcels, Florida Statute 720.303 requires you to maintain a website or app with specific documents available to members. Smaller HOAs aren't required but benefit from having one. The statute specifies governing documents, financial reports, and meeting notices must be accessible.
What documents must be on a Florida HOA website?
The statute requires: governing documents (declaration, bylaws, rules), annual budget, financial report, meeting notices and agendas, and board meeting minutes. All must be accessible to members. We set up organized document libraries that make compliance straightforward.
How much does an HOA website cost?
Our HOA websites start at $1,500 for a compliant site with document hosting, meeting notices, and basic community info. Monthly maintenance (hosting, updates, document uploads) starts at $75/mo. Most HOA budgets can absorb this easily.
Can board members update the website themselves?
Yes. We build with simple admin panels that any board member can use. Upload documents, post meeting notices, update community info. No technical skills needed. We also offer managed plans where we handle all updates for you.