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Society Management Software for Housing Societies and RWAs

One price for the whole society, not a charge per flat: ₹2,999 a month on our cloud, or ₹29,999 once to install on your own server. It covers the gate's visitor log, maintenance billing, complaints and the society's accounts, with an app for residents.

We share the demo login on WhatsApp. Nothing you change in the demo lasts: it resets every 24 hours. For a longer look, ask for a 2-day free trial.

Our price per flat, at three society sizes

50 flats
₹60
a flat a month
or ₹600 a flat, once
100 flats
₹30
a flat a month
or ₹300 a flat, once
200 flats
₹15
a flat a month
or ₹150 a flat, once

₹2,999 or ₹29,999 divided by the flats, rounded. Per-flat plans published at ₹9 to ₹20 a flat a month cost less than our monthly plan below about 150 to 300 flats, depending on the plan. See the comparison

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Get a quote and the demo login

Tell us how many flats the society has. Ashish replies within 2 hours, Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 IST.

Or send your flat count on WhatsApp
Modules

Who Uses What: The Gate, the Treasurer, Residents

Every module is in both plans. Open the demo and try each one before the committee meets.

The guard on duty, and residents

Visitor log at the gate

  • Residents pre-approve their guests
  • Gate passes for delivery staff
  • Attendance of maids, cooks and drivers
  • A live entry and exit log residents can see

Try it in the demo: Open Visitor Management and look at today’s visitor log: each visitor’s flat and purpose, check-in and check-out times, and which guests were pre-approved.

The treasurer

Maintenance billing

  • Monthly maintenance bills for every flat
  • Reminders to flats that have not paid
  • Online payment by UPI or card, with the receipt made automatically
  • A defaulter list and receipt reports for RWA meetings

Try it in the demo: Look at Payment Tracking (each flat’s amount due, amount paid and payment mode), then the defaulter list and a flat’s maintenance invoice.

Owners and tenants, on their phones

Resident app

  • Pay maintenance
  • Approve visitors at the gate
  • Raise complaints and service requests
  • Read notices and look up the resident directory

Try it in the demo: Log in as a member instead of the admin to look round with a resident’s account, and ask us how residents use it on their phones.

Residents raise them; the committee and staff close them

Complaints and service requests

  • Complaints and service requests from residents
  • Each one assigned to a staff member, with a priority
  • A status for each one, from open to resolved
  • A history of how each complaint was resolved

Try it in the demo: Open Complaints and Helpdesk, filter by status and priority, and look at who each complaint is assigned to.

The treasurer, and your auditor at year end

Accounts

  • Society income and expenses, vendor payments and funds
  • Income and expense statements and collection reports
  • Defaulter lists and fund utilisation reports for the general body meeting
  • Audit-ready reports and a balance sheet

Try it in the demo: Open the Ledger (opening and closing balance, money in and out), then the expense summary by category.

Also in the software

  • Notice board and announcements
  • Polls for committee decisions
  • Meeting minutes
  • Events
  • Resident discussion forum
  • Resident directory
  • Parking slot management
Plans

Monthly Plan or One-Time Licence

Same software and the same modules. The difference is who runs the server, and whether you pay every month or once.

Monthly plan

₹2,999a month

Runs on our cloud. Cancel anytime, no lock-in.

  • Every module on this page
  • Hosting on our cloud, with SSL, security and uptime monitoring
  • Updates and backups done by us
  • Free setup, onboarding and staff training
  • Help on WhatsApp and phone

The society arranges

  • Nothing to install or look after

Usually suits: Committees with no one who wants to look after a server, and societies whose committee changes every year: the next committee gets a login, not a server to take over.

One-time licence

₹29,999once

Installed on your own server, with the source code.

  • Every module on this page
  • Free installation and setup on your server
  • Source code access
  • Free onboarding and training
  • No licence fee after this payment

The society arranges

  • The server and its hosting bill
  • Someone to look after the server, backups included

Usually suits: Societies or facility management companies that already run a server or have IT staff, and committees that want a copy of the source code.

Need a change for your society, such as your own bill format? Tell us what it is and we quote it before any work starts.

Price per flat

Flat Fee or Per-Flat App: Which Costs Less?

Most society apps that publish a price charge per flat per month. Here is the monthly bill at five sizes, using prices printed on the vendors' own pages.

Monthly cost by number of flats
FlatsOursOur monthly plan₹2,999 flat fee₹9 a flatGateKeeperZero Standard, billed yearly₹20 a flatSociety Mitra Professional, billed monthly
50₹2,999₹60 a flat₹450cheaper₹1,000cheaper
100₹2,999₹30 a flat₹900cheaper₹2,000cheaper
150₹2,999₹20 a flat₹1,350cheaper₹3,000
200₹2,999₹15 a flat₹1,800cheaper₹4,000
300₹2,999₹10 a flat₹2,700cheaper₹6,000

₹9: GateKeeperZero Standard, billed yearly. ₹20: Society Mitra Professional, billed monthly.

When a per-flat app is cheaper

Below about 150 flats, a ₹20 plan costs less each month than our ₹2,999, and MaintainEase's ₹15 rate for societies above 100 flats stays below it up to about 200 flats. GateKeeperZero's ₹9 Standard plan, sold for up to 300 flats, costs less than ours at every size it covers; above 300 flats its ₹15 Premium plan applies. So if your society has 60 flats, the per-flat app is the smaller monthly bill, and we would rather you heard it from us. Check what each plan covers, too: Society Mitra's ₹10 Basic plan has no visitor or complaint module, and MaintainEase sells visitor management as an add-on and lists complaints as coming next.

The licence, counted in months

At 100 flats, ₹29,999 equals 15 months of a ₹20-a-flat plan; at 200 flats, about 7.5 months. Add what your server costs a year before you compare, because with the licence the hosting bill is yours.

Prices as printed on each vendor's site on : GateKeeperZero (Standard ₹9 a flat a month up to 300 flats and Premium ₹15 up to 500, billed yearly; Basic free up to 100 flats); Society Mitra (Basic ₹10 a flat a month (billing and accounts, no visitor or complaint module), Professional ₹20 (adds both, plus online payments)); MaintainEase (₹20 a flat a month up to 100 flats, ₹15 above 100 (before GST); accounting-first, no setup fee; visitor management is an add-on, complaints listed as coming next). MyGate, ADDA and NoBrokerHood publish no prices and quote each society. Ask every vendor, us included, whether GST is extra, and confirm our price for your flat count in the quote.

Switching

Moving From MyGate, ADDA or NoBrokerHood

What each app lets a society export, according to its own help pages. Get the files out before you change anything.

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MyGate

From MyGate’s admin help centre

  • Resident list: name, user type, flat number and occupancy, covering owners, tenants, family members and non-members. The admin confirms an OTP sent to their email first. Source
  • Flat list, with flat types. Source
  • Entry and exit report for visitors and service providers, daily or monthly, in Excel. It covers only the last 6 months. Source
  • All helpdesk tickets, filtered by status, flat or date, as an XLS file. Source
  • A full financial year’s reports for backup: balance sheet, ledgers, trial balance, profit and loss. Source

ADDA

From ADDA’s support portal

  • Residents’ list, vendors’ list, helpdesk tickets, projects, income and expense line items, all accounting journal entries, and documents. Source
  • Residents’ phone numbers are left out of that export. ADDA adds them after a written request from the society. Source
  • Every accounting transaction to Excel (or HTML), from Admin, General Ledger, Trial Balance. Source

NoBrokerHood

From NoBrokerHood’s society accounting page

  • Balance sheet and trial balance in one click. Source
  • Ledger vouchers in a Tally-compatible XML or Excel format. Source
  • We found no public guide to exporting the resident list, so ask NoBrokerHood support for it in writing.

Before the committee gives notice

  • Ask for every export before the committee gives notice, while the old admin login still works.
  • Want gate history from MyGate? Download the entry and exit report month by month: the report only reaches back 6 months.
  • Leaving ADDA? Send the written request for phone numbers early, or you get a residents’ list without numbers.
  • Take the year’s financial reports and journal entries, and give your auditor a copy.
  • Keep the files with the committee: they hold residents’ personal details. To ask us about them, send the column headings or a sample with names and numbers removed.

What we will and won't say

Importing another app's export is not listed in either of our plans, and we don't promise a full move before seeing the files. Send us the column headings, or a sample with names removed, and we tell you in writing whether moving it is covered or quoted separately.

Step-by-step switching checklist
About Us

Who Builds and Supports It

A founder-led team in Lucknow, not a call centre. You talk to the person who answers for the software.

Ashish Sharma, founder of Codingclave

Ashish Sharma, founder

Building software from Lucknow since 2017: 200+ projects for clients in India and abroad.

Those ratings are for Codingclave's work as a whole, not for this product, and we show no product reviews on this page. Judge the software in the demo, and put your questions to Ashish on the call.

280/10A, Vrindavan Colony, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226029 Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 IST
FAQ

Questions Committees Ask Us

Prices, the demo, payments, the gate, audits and switching.

Where vendors publish a price, it is per flat per month: on 23 October 2026, GateKeeperZero’s Standard plan was ₹9 (billed yearly), Society Mitra ₹10 to ₹20 and MaintainEase ₹20 (₹15 above 100 flats). MyGate, ADDA and NoBrokerHood quote each society on request. Ours is one price for the whole society: ₹2,999 a month on our cloud, or ₹29,999 once to run on your own server.

About ₹60 a flat at 50 flats, ₹30 at 100 and ₹15 at 200. The ₹29,999 licence comes to about ₹600, ₹300 and ₹150 a flat, paid once, with your server’s cost on top. Confirm the price for your flat count when you ask for a quote.

The licence (₹29,999) is installed on your own server and comes with the source code; you pay for the server and whoever looks after it. The monthly plan (₹2,999) runs on our cloud, we do the updates, backups and security, and you can cancel anytime. Both include every module.

Yes. Open the live demo in your browser; we share the login on WhatsApp. The demo resets every 24 hours, so try anything. For a longer look, ask for a 2-day free trial on WhatsApp. If you would rather be shown round, book a walkthrough.

Yes, by UPI or card. The receipt is made automatically and the flat’s ledger updates when the payment comes in, so the treasurer does not type receipts.

The guard logs each visitor. Residents can pre-approve guests, delivery staff get a gate pass, the attendance of maids, cooks and drivers is recorded, and residents can see the entry and exit log.

The accounts module keeps income, expenses, vendor payments and funds, and gives income and expense statements, collection reports, defaulter lists, fund utilisation reports and a balance sheet. Ask your auditor to look at those reports in the demo before the committee decides.

Each of them lets the society export its data (see what each one exports). Importing another app’s export is not listed in either of our plans, so we do not promise it up front: send us the column headings or a sample with names removed, and we will tell you in writing whether moving it is covered or quoted separately.

No. The demo costs nothing, but the software is ₹2,999 a month or ₹29,999 once. If your society only needs a gate log and basic billing for now, a free tier may do: GateKeeperZero lists a free Basic plan up to 100 flats, and FlatConnect says it is free for all of 2026 (both checked on 23 October 2026).

Ashish Sharma, who founded Codingclave in 2017 and runs it from Vrindavan Colony, Lucknow. We reply within 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST, on WhatsApp or on +91 92771 84741.

Send Your Flat Count, Get the Demo Login

Tell Ashish how many flats and wings the society has. You get the demo login on WhatsApp and the price for your society, usually within 2 hours (Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00 IST).

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