Solutions · Owners & Asset Managers
The resident app that shows up on the income side of the P&L.
Resident app ROI for owners starts with the expense line: ElevateOS consolidates 8 to 12 vendors into one invoice. Then the app turns into income, with a revenue share on services, paid amenities, visitor parking and ticketed events. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup, paired with a revenue share.
The problem
Three things owners say before they switch.
“Our tech stack is $15 a unit and nobody can tell me what it's doing.”
One vendor, one number, one dashboard across the portfolio.
“Ancillary income is a rounding error.”
Top-performing communities on ElevateOS earn hundreds of dollars per home per year in services revenue, before amenities and parking.
“I don't want residents feeling nickel-and-dimed.”
Services are optional, resident-paid and staffed by ElevateOS. Residents book what they want. Nobody pays for what they don't.
The owner math
The owner math fits on one page.
One per-unit price
ElevateOS provides one per-unit price scoped to the modules the building turns on, replacing selected categories from a 29-category stack. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup, paired with a revenue share.
Five income lines
ElevateOS shares revenue from resident-paid services, paid amenities, visitor parking, ticketed events and Market Shop orders.
No new resident fee
Every service is optional and resident-paid. Nothing is bundled into rent. Residents see a useful choice, not a mandatory fee.
What's included
What multifamily owners and asset managers get.
One contract, one invoice
One support line and one portfolio review, too.
Revenue share on five lines
Services, paid amenities, visitor parking, ticketed events and Market Shop orders.
Portfolio-wide reporting
Usage, service and amenity revenue, work order and package KPIs.
Same experience everywhere
One app across buildings with different PMS and hardware brands.
Engage for retention
Targeted communication, two-way messaging, groups, events, surveys and loyalty.
Optional, resident-paid services
Staffed by ElevateOS. Nothing bundled into rent.
Pricing scoped per module
Pay for the modules the building turns on.
The PMS stays in place
ElevateOS sits on top of seven PMS platforms.
Retention
Renewals are the cheapest revenue in the building.
ElevateOS Engage works throughout the lease with targeted communication, two-way messaging, groups, events, surveys and loyalty. Problems surface while the team can still act on them.
Consolidation
One vendor across the portfolio.
Owners get one contract, one invoice, one support line and one portfolio review. ElevateOS runs the same experience across buildings with different PMS and hardware brands.
Valuation
Ancillary income becomes operating income.
Service bookings, amenity fees, parking passes and event tickets create recurring resident-driven income. ElevateOS gives owners a direct view of the activity behind each line.
Proof
Owners who already changed the math.
$100M+
ancillary income generated
$17,000+
a month in amenity income at a 600-unit Chicago high-rise, up from $6,800
+117%
services revenue at Avenue5
Apartments at City Center: the revenue share covered the platform cost within 3 months
Works with
The income lines run on the rest of the platform.
Income modules and integrations
Services, amenities, parking, the store, reporting and every integration run through one platform.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask on the first call.
How is ElevateOS priced for an owner?
ElevateOS is priced per unit based on the selected modules and integrations, paired with a revenue share. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup.
How quickly does the revenue share show up?
Services can launch with the app. Apartments at City Center covered the platform cost through revenue share within three months.
Does ElevateOS replace the PMS or leasing tools?
No. ElevateOS sits on top of seven PMS platforms and focuses on what happens after the lease is signed.
Can one portfolio use different hardware brands?
Yes. ElevateOS connects 50+ integrations, so one app runs across buildings with different PMS and hardware brands.
What do owners see at an asset review?
ElevateOS reports usage, service and amenity revenue, work order and package KPIs. Every owner gets a portfolio review.
How do owners see revenue for each building?
ElevateOS reports service and amenity revenue for every building in the portfolio. Owners get a direct view of the activity behind each income line.
How many vendors does ElevateOS replace?
ElevateOS consolidates 8 to 12 vendors into one invoice. It replaces selected categories from a 29-category stack.
Will residents push back on new fees?
No new fee is added. Every service is optional and resident-paid, and nothing is bundled into rent.
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