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One Call Now and DewAlert: pricing for HOA notices
If you're weighing One Call Now against DewAlert for your subdivisions' notices, here's how each one prices, in each company's own words. We make DewAlert, so we've kept to facts you can check. We read One Call Now's pages on October 15, 2026, and they may have changed since.
How each one prices
| What | One Call Now | DewAlert |
|---|---|---|
| Plans | Pay As You Go, Unlimited, and Custom | One plan: a year for one subdivision |
| Published prices | Pay As You Go: "as low as 5ยข per credit". One credit is one message to one person. Unlimited: "as low as $5 per week". | $2,700 a year for each subdivision |
| What sets your price | Pay As You Go: "the number of messages you send". Unlimited: "your group size and industry type". | The number of subdivisions. Each one is its own yearly plan. |
| Billing | Billed annually. Pay As You Go plans "require a contract". | Paid once a year, online, by credit card or ACH |
| Getting your price | Ask for it. A pricing specialist replies "within one business day". | It's on our page, and you can order in the DewWow shop. |
| Trying it | 7 days free, with 25 credits and no credit card | A 15-minute look, by video or phone |
What a DewAlert year includes
- Up to 1,500 residents who sign up, and up to 8 people in your office who can send
- Email with no cap
- 50,000 text segments and 8,000 minutes of phone calls
- Past the allowance: $0.02 a text segment and $0.04 a call minute, in the United States and Canada, billed quarterly
How DewAlert works for routine notices
- Three versions of one notice: you write the email, the text, and the call script on one page, and each goes where it fits.
- Residents choose: they pick email, text, phone, or all three on their own private page. They never need a login or an app.
- Who gets it: send to the whole subdivision or to one street, and to everyone or only the residents who are there that month.
- Late sends: a text or a call before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m., on the subdivision's clock, asks you first.
- Replies and STOP: replies come back to your office, and STOP on a text ends texts to that number.
Which one fits
DewAlert is built for one job: an HOA or subdivision office telling its residents about water shutoffs, gate work, pool closures, and storm season. One Call Now's site describes a wider range, including schools, churches, nonprofits and businesses, and channels such as push notifications. If you need those, compare its plans directly.
One Call Now is a trademark of its owner. DewWow LLC isn't affiliated with One Call Now, and One Call Now hasn't reviewed this page. Its facts come from onecallnow.crisis24.com/pricing, its homepage, and its property management page, read on October 15, 2026.