Attention Florida HOAs
We’ll Help You Become and Remain Compliant!
If your homeowner’s association (HOA) includes 100 or more lots, you are required by Florida law to have a website by January 1, 2025.
Fast, Easy, Affordable
We offer an affordable and easy website compliance solution.
Our special Florida HOA website package includes:
- One mobile-friendly website highlighting your community
- Protected subpage with password protected access to your required documents as listed in Fla. Stat. §720.303
- Up to five community images (provided by HOA)
- Marketing friendly website copy
- Contact form
- Mobile friendly responsive web design
- Domain assistance (if requested)
- Launch website live on your domain
Investment: $1975
Florida HOA discount rate
Regular rate: $3500
Ongoing Website Support
Investment: $100 month
Keeping your website updated after it’s built is easy through our Ongoing Website Support option. Just send us your website edits, new documents, updated images, etc. and we will take care of them for you. We will also backup your website, run regular scans, and make sure your website remains in tip-top shape!
Includes everything you need:
- Full website support
- Up to one hour of website edits per month
- Website backups
- Plugin and software updates
Contact us to become compliant today!
Fla. Stat. §720.303 – Website for 100+ Lot HOAS
By January 1, 2025, an HOA with more than 100 lots must have a website (that allows access via mobile device) with the following:
- All Governing Documents (Declaration, Bylaws, Articles, Rules, Arch. Guidelines, etc.)
- A list of all contracts and bids for those contracts
- The annual budget
- All insurance policies
- Board members’ certifications
- All contracts where the board or someone related to the Association has a financial interest
- All contracts or documents where there is a conflict of interest
- Notice of all Member meetings and agendas (14+ days prior)
- Notice of all Board meetings and agendas (48+ hours prior)
- Record Retention Policy
The above information should be kept on a subpage with a protected electronic location. Members shall be given a username and passcode to access upon request.