Zego positions itself as a “100% digital payments” specialist – focusing exclusively on payment processing excellence rather than attempting comprehensive HOA management.
The platform integrates with your existing software instead of replacing it, which sounds appealing until you calculate the total cost of multiple specialized tools versus one unified system.
Payment Processing
Zego accepts every payment type you’d expect: ACH/eCheck (lowest cost for associations and residents), credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), digital wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay), and uniquely – paper checks through their Lockbox service.
Recurring auto-pay works as expected: residents schedule payments with customizable amounts and maximum limits, skip individual months when needed, and manage everything through the resident portal without calling the HOA office.

Integrations
Zego integrates with platforms like Enumerate, RentManager, and other property management systems rather than replacing them. For associations deeply invested in specific accounting software, this integration flexibility preserves your existing workflows.
But integration means data flows between separate systems, creating potential points of failure. When a resident reports a payment posted incorrectly, you’re troubleshooting whether the issue lives in Zego, your accounting software, or the connection between them.
Compare this to unified platforms where payments, accounting, and reporting live in one system.
Pricing
Zego doesn’t publish pricing publicly – you’ll request quotes through their sales process. Reported pricing suggests $99-$199/month depending on features, integration complexity, and transaction volume.