Who makes HomeHerald
HomeHerald is made in Brandon, Mississippi. The founder is Brett Haralson, who serves as president of Abundance Pointe HOA in Brandon - the community where HomeHerald gets stress-tested by a real volunteer board.
That is the whole org chart worth knowing: the person building the software also sits on a board that runs on it, and is usually the one who reads what your board sends in.
Why it exists
HomeHerald exists to give HOAs the power to manage themselves.
Most self-managed boards already do the bulk of the work. What wears them down is the routine that never ends: the dues spreadsheet, the shoebox of receipts, the 10 p.m. text about the pool gate, the closing packet a real estate agent needs by Friday, and the homeowner who is sure the money is going somewhere it should not. Boards do not quit because the job is hard. They quit because it is endless, thankless, and hard to prove you did honestly.
HomeHerald takes that routine off the volunteers - collections, the inbox, violation reports, closing requests, the community phone - and puts the money where every neighbor can see it. The longer version is on Why HomeHerald.
The founder also put four commitments in writing: your data is never sold, you can leave with all of it, residents are never targeted with ads based on their data, and there are no contracts. Read them in full in what makes HomeHerald different.
What HomeHerald is, in one answer
HomeHerald is HOA management software for self-managed homeowner and condo associations. It replaces spreadsheets and QuickBooks with HOA accounting, online dues and assessment collection, amenity booking with smart locks, violation tracking, voting, document management, and Herald, which answers residents and the board from the community’s own records and documents. It runs on the web and as native apps for iPhone and Android. See every feature.
What it costs
There is one self-serve plan, Automate, priced by community size and never per unit: $65 to $500 a month, up to 1,000 homes. Every community can try it free for 14 days with no credit card. The full ladder, and what larger communities and management companies pay, is on the pricing page.
How to reach us
- Email: hello@homeherald.ai - a person answers.
- Phone: (601) 706-7573 - call or text, and Herald answers. Ask it anything about HomeHerald, or ask it to book a time with the founder.
- Support for current customers: homeherald.ai/support or the Support button inside the app.
- iPhone and iPad: HomeHerald on the App Store
- Android: HomeHerald on Google Play
How HomeHerald protects your community’s data is on the security page. What we collect, and why, is in the Privacy Policy.