Shared Expenses
Split and track dues, repairs, and one-off costs — clear and visible to everyone.
Built for townhouses, duplexes, ADUs, small multifamily, and more.
Plattful helps neighbors in small residential communities share documents, split expenses, coordinate upkeep, and make decisions together — all in one place.
Free for residents and owners · Currently piloting in the greater Seattle area
The problem
What we do
A property managed by the residents who live there. Plattful gives residents the tools to run the shared property together — no HOA or property manager required.
Split and track dues, repairs, and one-off costs — clear and visible to everyone.
A bulletin board for announcements, discussions, and voting on decisions that affect everyone.
Assign and track who’s doing what, so upkeep doesn’t fall on the same one or two people.
CC&Rs, warranties, and property records — all in one place, easy to find when you need them.
We’re building new tools with our pilot communities, and there’s more on the way.
How it works
Add your property, invite owners and residents, and upload your CC&Rs — Plattful organizes them automatically.
Everyone in the household gets access from day one — no complicated permission levels to manage.
Split costs, assign chores, log documents, and make shared decisions — all in one hub.
As more neighbors join in, chores get shared more evenly, records stay complete, and every voice counts in shared decisions.
Why Plattful
| Comparison criteria | Plattful | HOA / Property Manager | Manual (texts, spreadsheets, groups) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for self-managed communities | Yes | No | Sort of |
| Chores shared among households | Yes | No | No |
| Resident contact directory | Yes | No | No |
| Communications and agreements among households | Yes | Varies | Sort of |
| Centralized expenses & documents | Yes | Yes | No |
| Monthly cost to households | Free | $243+ / mo avg. | Free |
Pricing
All four tools — Shared Expenses, Community, Chores, and Documentation Hub — are included from day one.
Get Early Access
We’re piloting with Greater Seattle communities (eight households or less) now. If that’s you, we’d love to hear from your community.
We’ll only reach out about early access — no spam, no sharing your info.