Compare · last updated on October 19, 2026
Havn vs Enumerate
Enumerate is the forty-year accounting house, now Central, Engage, Numa AI, and a bookkeeping service, sold on a $500 monthly minimum with a one-time implementation and an annual contract. Havn is the whole office at any size with no contract: fund accounting, the portal, votes, reservations, texts and calls, letters from the screen, and resale documents drafted in-house, at $1 per home and $0.70 past 1,000 doors.
Feature by Feature
A feature Enumerate's pages do not mention says so. Prices are as published and change; check goenumerate.com before deciding.
Monthly minimum
Havn
$59
Enumerate
$500
Contract
Havn
None
Enumerate
Annual
Free trial
Havn
30 days
Enumerate
A demo
For owners
On par on the portal, requests, and documents. Havn adds published payment fees, a receipt the moment a payment lands, votes weighted with proxies and paper ballots, and amenity reservations; Enumerate's pages mention none of the last three.
Where they match (3)▾
For the office
On par on the ledger, bank reconciliation, and bills. Havn adds operating, reserve, and special assessment on every entry and a violation ladder per state; Enumerate's AI reconciliation and Ask Numa are a paid add-on, and its violations are described as tracking.
Where they match (3)▾
Reaching owners
On par on email announcements and reminders. Havn adds two-way texts, recorded calls, and letters mailed from the screen, on one ladder; Enumerate names email, SMS, and the portal.
Where they match (1)▾
Closings
Havn drafts resale certificates, estoppels, and lender questionnaires from the record with the state's cap and deadline checked. Not on Enumerate's pages.
Buying
Havn publishes $1 per home with a $59 minimum, $0.70 past 1,000 doors, a 30-day trial, and no contract. Enumerate's software starts at a $500 monthly minimum with a one-time implementation cost and an annual contract, after a demo.
- The site says it has it
- Part of it, or coming soon
- Not offered
- The pages say nothing
Why Havn over Enumerate
12 ahead · 7 on par
- 1A $59 minimum against $500, and no contract. Havn is $1 per home with a $59 minimum, $0.70 past 1,000 doors, month to month. Enumerate's software starts at a $500 monthly minimum, with a one-time implementation cost and an annual contract.
- 2Live today, not after an implementation. A 30-day trial on one community, the roster from a spreadsheet. Enumerate offers a demo, then a paid implementation that migrates your data.
- 3Resale certificates, estoppels, and lender questionnaires drafted from the record, with the state's cap and deadline checked and the requester paying. Not on Enumerate's pages.
- 4Two-way texts, recorded calls, and letters mailed from the screen, on one ladder and filed on the person's record. Enumerate sends announcements and reminders by email, SMS, and the portal.
- 5Votes, reservations, and a violation ladder per state, included. Enumerate's pages name violation tracking and do not mention votes or reservations, and its AI reconciliation, Ask Numa, and Homeowner Assist are a paid add-on.
Every Enumerate statement is from its own pages, last updated on October 19, 2026: goenumerate.com/pricing, goenumerate.com/products/central, goenumerate.com/products/engage, goenumerate.com/products/numa-ai, goenumerate.com/solutions/payments, goenumerate.com/solutions/resident-engagement
Havn vs Enumerate, in Plain Terms
How much does Enumerate cost compared with Havn?
Enumerate: "For software customers, our minimum monthly cost is $500", by association size and services; "a one-time cost for implementation which covers our migration of your data"; an annual contract is required; the Numa AI package is an additional fee. Havn: $1 per unit per month with a $59 minimum and $0.60 past 200 units, the same for boards and management companies; $0.70 per unit with no minimum once a company's portfolio passes 1,000 doors; 10% off yearly; no setup fee. Havn's trial is 30 days with no contract; Enumerate's trial, as its site puts it: no trial stated; a demo, a one-time implementation cost, and an annual contract "to ensure you have time to learn the software".
Is Havn a Enumerate alternative?
For a community that wants the owner side and the office side on one record, yes. Who Enumerate says it is for: "Property management companies" and "Self-managed associations", between "basic tools" and "bloated enterprise software". Havn serves self-managed boards, management companies, and condominiums, with an owner portal every owner signs into, fund accounting, texts, calls, and letters from one inbox, and resale documents drafted from the same record.
When is Enumerate the better answer?
A management company that wants HOA accounting with a bookkeeping service behind it and an AI add-on over the ledger, and will sign an annual contract at a $500 monthly minimum. Scale it claims: "40+ years" of industry experience. Every statement here comes from goenumerate.com, last updated on October 19, 2026.
How do we switch from Enumerate to Havn?
Start a 30-day trial on one community, bring the roster as a spreadsheet, and run both side by side. There is no contract and nothing to move until you decide. Owners sign in with the email the association has on file, with no invite codes, and co-owners each get their own login.
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HOA management software with a homeowner portal owners actually use. Resale documents are included; the requester pays for each one.