HOA Rocket vs. PayHOA

Self-managed-HOA platform centred on payments, GL accounting, violations enforcement, mass communication, vendor payables, and an owner portal.

Geographic focus: United States, no Florida specialisation visible on the homepage.

Claims from their homepage

• Serves "5000+ communities" with offerings for self-managed associations and property management companies.

  Source: https://www.payhoa.com/ · fetched 2026-05-13

• Headline features include Invoicing & Payments, GL Accounting, Violations enforcement, Mass Communication, Website Builder, Payables & Vendors, Owner Portals, Document Storage.

  Source: https://www.payhoa.com/ · fetched 2026-05-13

• Homepage contains no Florida-specific marketing, no Chapter 718 reference, no HB 913 / HB 1021 reference, no milestone-inspection reference.

  Source: https://www.payhoa.com/ · fetched 2026-05-13

• Claims "bank-level encryption" and integration with FDIC-insured banks — no SOC 2 attestation visible.

  Source: https://www.payhoa.com/ · fetched 2026-05-13

PayHOA does not market Florida statute coverage. No Chapter 718, HB 913, HB 1021, or milestone inspection language appears on the homepage as of the fetch date.

PayHOA is a payments-and-violations platform built for self-managed associations across the United States. HOA Rocket is a Florida statute compliance platform built only for Chapter 718. PayHOA owns dues collection, ACH, lockbox, GL, and violations — none of which HOA Rocket does. HOA Rocket owns records-request clocks, statutory notice templates, milestone-inspection records, and a §718.111(12)(g) statutory website — none of which PayHOA markets. The two tools coexist for a Florida board that needs both layers.