Self-managing is not doing the same job for free, it is doing a smaller job, because most of what a body corporate manager charges for is coordination that software does now. Here is what it costs, and what we will do about the contract you are still in.
Free
Always on
+$6 per unit per month
+$6 per unit per month
This is the price for a building that is self-managing. It is the same price either way.
Have a manager instead?Free per unit per month
Most buildings that want to run themselves think they are stuck until the next AGM. Most are not. Leaving a management agreement is mostly notice periods, dates and a properly called meeting.
What a change of manager actually takes differs by jurisdiction and by what your building's own documents say. Quarter reads both and shows you the clause; it isn't legal advice, and for a contested exit you should get some.
Most years a building needs the software and nothing else. Some years it needs a return filed or somebody to chair a difficult meeting. You don't need a management contract for that. Tell us what you need and we'll quote it.
Or ask the Manager in the app, it will put you in touch with the right person.
No. Quarter works for Body Corporates of any size, from a 3-unit townhouse to a 200-unit block. The per-unit price scales with the building rather than a contract.
The usual path, and why the parts are priced separately. Community is free and every owner touches it, so it goes first.
The two paid parts, $6 per unit per month each, added when the committee wants them. Nothing about Community depends on either.
No. Same software either way, and we're not paid differently for sitting alongside somebody else's contract.
No. Month to month. Cancel any time and your records hand over at no charge, which is not true of every contract you'll compare this against.
Set your building up and invite your neighbours in minutes.