What if I don't have a domain name?

If you do not currently own a domain name (e.g., www.yourcommunity.com), you can easily request one directly through HOA Total Access during your initial registration. A custom domain serves as your community’s unique online identity and makes it easier for residents to find and access your portal.

How to Request a New Domain

1. During the registration process, indicate your preferred domain name in the space provided.
2. Availability Check: Before submitting your request, ensure that the domain name you want is currently available. You can check availability via any major domain registrar website.
3. Once your request is submitted, we will verify the name and begin the setup process.

Registration Fees and Extensions

• A $25 registration fee (covering a one-year period) applies to standard domain extensions purchased through HOA Total Access, including .com, .net, and .org.
• Registration fees for other specialized extensions may be higher.

Setup Timeline

After we have verified the availability of your requested name, it typically takes up to 2 business days for your domain to become fully active and connected to your community website.

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