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Plans and billing

What each plan includes, how per-lot pricing scales, and how to change plan or payment method.

ForCouncilProperty managers

Pricing is per lot. You pay for the lots you actually manage.

SettingsBilling.

The plans

StarterSmall strataCouncilPro
PriceFree$39/mo$99/mofrom $249/mo
Billed annually$32/mo$82/mo
Lotsup to 2up to 10up to 25, then per-lotunlimited
AI actions/month504001,0003,000
Compliance calendar
Units, roster, owner portal
Document storage
Ask the documents
Assistant on your data
Electronic voting
Online payments
AI agents
Portfolio view

All prices in CAD. Annual billing is roughly two months free against monthly.

Starter is for duplexes

Free forever, capped at 2 lots. A 3-to-10 lot self-managed strata belongs on Small strata at $39/month, which is where governance, online payments and the data-grounded Assistant start.

Beyond 25 lots

The Council plan covers 25 lots, then adds graduated volume pricing — the per-lot rate steps down as the corporation grows:

LotsPer lot / month
26 – 100$2.50
101 – 250$1.75
251+$1.25

A 40-lot corporation pays $99 plus 15 × $2.50 = $136.50/month. Corporations over roughly 100 lots can get custom Enterprise pricing — contact sales.

Which plan

Starter — a duplex, or trying it out before committing.

Small strata — a self-managed strata of 3 to 10 lots. The most common starting point, and where the features that save a treasurer real time begin.

Council — 11+ lots, or any corporation that wants agents watching deadlines, arrears, vendor coverage and spending between meetings.

Pro — property management firms. One subscription covers the whole portfolio, with the same per-lot volume rates and a portfolio view across buildings.

Compare it to management fees

Professional strata management in BC typically runs $25–$60 per unit per month. A 20-lot corporation on the Council plan pays under $5 per unit. The savings calculator lets you put in your own numbers.

Changing plan

SettingsBilling — upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time.

Upgrading takes effect immediately; the new features are there straight away.

Downgrading takes effect at the end of the period. Check what you'll lose first — dropping below Council turns off agents; dropping below Small turns off electronic voting and online payments, which matters if you have an AGM coming.

Cancelling — your data stays available through the period you've paid for. Export what you need before it ends.

Payment and invoices

Payment is by card, handled by Stripe. ManageStrata never sees or stores your card number.

Invoices are at SettingsBilling. The subscription is a corporation expense, recorded against the operating fund like any other — see payments and expenses.

Don't put it on a personal card

It happens, and then a council member resigns, the card is cancelled, and the subscription lapses. Use a corporation card or account.

Going over the AI allowance

Additional AI actions are billed in small blocks, so heavy use in one month never produces a surprise bill. If you're consistently over, the next plan up is almost always cheaper than the overage.

When a feature is missing

The symptom of a plan-gated feature is usually a missing button, not an error message. Before reporting a bug, check the table above. See troubleshooting.

Enterprise

Firms with many doors can get SSO, SLAs, guided onboarding and volume pricing. Contact sales.

Still stuck? Open Support in the top bar of the app, ask the Assistant, or contact us.