Condo Control is recognized by
Before you commit your whole book of business to one platform, look at what BuildingLink costs a management company at scale — in reliability across every community at once, in an unbranded resident experience, and in revenue you could be capturing but aren’t.
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All uptime data on this page is sourced from IsDown.app, a respected independent service that tracks and aggregates status-page incidents across SaaS products. Condo Control has no commercial relationship with IsDown.app.
Documented incidents on BuildingLink’s official status page, per independent monitor IsDown.app.[1]
Verified via the same independent third-party monitor across the full 12-month window.[2]
Do the math at portfolio scale: 75 outages across a 50-community book is 50 boards calling at once, residents locked out of payments and bookings everywhere, and your support team absorbing the fallout for a platform decision they didn’t make. Reliability isn’t an IT metric for a management company — it’s a client-retention metric.
Condo Control’s revenue-share program lets your firm earn three ways: margin on subscriptions resold at MSRP, margin on standard services like eVoting and AGMs, and a share of transactional fees on payments and collections.
A white-labeled resident portal, custom domain, and branded mobile app mean residents and boards log into your firm’s experience, not a vendor’s. Every login, payment, and request reinforces your value, not someone else’s.
Portfolio AR dashboards, two-way sync with QuickBooks and Yardi, and multi-entity reporting mean finance closes the books on time for every community — without rekeying charges or reconciling by hand.
Turn software from a cost center into a profit center. Multiple revenue-share levers add real dollars to every door you manage, starting day one — not a discount you negotiate, a margin you earn.
AI answers, resident self-service, managed support, and smart routing keep routine questions out of manager inboxes. Firms on Condo Control raise capacity per manager by up to 31% — growth without proportional headcount.
A white-labeled portal, branded app, and consistent resident experience keep your firm front and center. Every login, message, payment, and report reinforces why a board should keep your contract.
We’ve grown since implementing Condo Control. We offered something that our competitors didn’t have.
Verna Penner
Director of Property Management · Simco Management
Established property management firm · Alberta, Canada
Full case study: condocontrol.com/resources/simco-management-leveraging-condo-control-for-scalable-growth
On Capterra, Condo Control averages 4.7 stars across 242 verified reviews. BuildingLink averages 2.8 stars across 10 reviews — with 95% of Condo Control reviewers expressing positive sentiment.[9][10]
For balance: BuildingLink has positive reviews too — on G2, where they have 14 reviews, their average is 4.4 stars and customers consistently praise their concierge tooling. The 2.8 figure reflects a small Capterra sample. The signal worth weighing for a portfolio decision is the volume and consistency of feedback across platforms, plus the 12-month reliability record above.
For management companies ready to switch: roll out the full Condo Control platform across your portfolio free for six months, and we’ll cover your remaining BuildingLink contract so you’re not paying twice.
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A note on methodology. Claims on this page are sourced to either (a) BuildingLink’s own public communications and site, (b) IsDown.app, an independent third-party uptime monitor, (c) Capterra, an independent B2B software review platform, or (d) Condo Control’s own published product and market materials. Per-door revenue, manager-to-door, and month-end-close figures reflect Condo Control’s published management-company results and will vary by firm, portfolio, and configuration. The 12-month reliability window referenced is May 2025 to May 2026. References to “BuildingLink” refer to BuildingLink.com, LLC. This page is published by Condo Control as commercial comparative content; we welcome any factual corrections at marketing.notices@condocontrol.com.