Why ElevateOS · Pays For Itself
The resident app that shows up on both sides of the ledger.
On the cost side: the typical community pays 8 to 12 vendors, $10 to $20 per unit per month, across up to 29 software categories, from access control and package management to surveys, signage and virtual fitness. ElevateOS consolidates them into one invoice. On the income side: on-demand services, paid amenities, visitor parking, ticketed events and the Market Shop, with a revenue share to the owner. Top communities earn hundreds of dollars per home per year in services alone. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup.
The cost side
Twenty-nine software categories. One invoice.
The typical community pays 8 to 12 vendors, $10 to $20 per unit per month, for tools that do not talk to each other. ElevateOS consolidates the selected categories into one platform, one contract and one support line.
The income side
Five lines that pay the owner.
ElevateOS adds owner revenue from resident-paid services, paid amenities, visitor parking, event tickets and Market Shop orders. The resident chooses each purchase, and the property shares in the income.
Worked example
What changes for a 300-unit building?
At $15 per unit per month across point solutions, a 300-unit community spends $54,000 a year before it creates any ancillary income. ElevateOS scopes one platform to the selected modules and pairs it with revenue share. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup, paired with a revenue share.
Calculator
Run the OPEX swap on your building.
Use your unit count, current vendors and cost per unit. Results are estimates from portfolio averages. Book a demo for a model based on your actual stack.
The OPEX swap
Stack you can retire / yr
$54,000
Projected services revenue / yr
$36,000
Platform fee
Quoted per building
Illustrative estimate. Assumes $120 per home per year in services revenue. Your real number comes on the demo.
Guaranteed lower than today's stack. The quote is built line by line against your current invoices, and it comes in below them.
Proof
Buildings that already did the math.
Apartments at City Center covered the platform cost within 3 months.
Alluvion Las Olas grew amenity income from $1,500 to $15,000+ a month.
A 600-unit Chicago high-rise grew amenity income from $6,800 to $17,000+ a month.
Avenue5 services revenue grew 117% year over year.
Related
See what ElevateOS consolidates and creates.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask on the first call.
How does ElevateOS pay for itself?
ElevateOS consolidates 8 to 12 point solutions and creates income from services, paid amenities, visitor parking, ticketed events and Market Shop sales.
What does pricing can start at $0 mean?
Depending on the selected modules and revenue-share agreement, owner revenue can offset the platform fee. ElevateOS models one number for the building.
How much do communities earn from services?
Results vary by building. Top-performing ElevateOS communities earn hundreds of dollars per home per year from services before amenities, parking and events.
Do residents pay more?
No mandatory fee is added to rent. Residents only pay for optional services and experiences they choose.
How fast does revenue start?
Services can launch with the resident app. Apartments at City Center covered the platform cost through revenue share within three months.
See your building run on one app.
Thirty minutes. Your PMS, your hardware, your branding on the screen. See what gets consolidated, what gets connected and what starts paying you back.

