C Covenant

Priced per association, billed to the firm

No per-door fee. A 540-lot community and a 74-lot community cost the same, because indexing a set of governing documents does not get harder as doors are added.

1 – 5 associations
$89
per association, per month
  • Document indexing included
  • Answers with citations
  • Architectural request screening
  • Decision log and precedent
  • Unlimited board and owner accounts
6 – 20 associations
$69
per association, per month
  • Everything in the first band
  • Portfolio view across communities
  • Staff assignment and access control
  • Firm-level administration
  • Priority document onboarding
21+ associations
$49
per association, per month
  • Everything in the second band
  • Bulk document onboarding
  • Custom routing of AI workloads
  • Data residency options
  • Named account contact

Annual billing available. Priced on associations under management at the start of each billing period.

What every band includes

Document intake and indexing

Declarations, bylaws, amendments, rules and architectural guidelines read and split into citable sections. Superseded versions stay readable so old decisions still make sense.

Answers with sources attached

Managers, board members and owners ask in plain language and get the provision back. When the documents do not address something, the answer says so rather than guessing.

Architectural request screening

Preliminary findings on every submission, with covenant text quoted. Where a specification is not in the indexed documents, the screening says so rather than assuming. Advisory only — the board's written determination governs.

A decision record that survives turnover

Every vote stored with its reasoning and the rules in force at the time, searchable years later.

Separation between associations

Enforced in the database, not the interface. No document, decision or resident record crosses from one community to another.

What Covenant is not. It is not accounting software. It does not collect dues, produce financials, or track violations — keep the systems you already use for those.

It is also not legal advice, and a screening is not a decision. Nothing here replaces your counsel or your board's judgment.

Start with one association.

Send its declaration and rules. We'll index them and show your team the questions your managers actually get asked — answered from your own documents.