For owners corporations & building managers

Maintenance plan software for owners corporations.

A maintenance plan shouldn’t live in a drawer. Plinth turns it into a living document — every major work, when it’s due, what it will cost, and whether the maintenance fund will cover it — kept current all year, not reviewed once every few years.

What you get

Everything the plan needs, in one place.

The asset register

Every common-property item with its cost and renewal cycle — the backbone of the plan.

A live fund forecast

The maintenance fund projected year by year, with the contribution needed to keep it solvent.

Renewals & compliance

Track essential-safety and certificate expiries so nothing lapses between meetings.

A document vault

Plans, certificates, warranties and insurances kept with the building they belong to.

Works that feed back

When a job is quoted and done, the plan updates — it never drifts from reality.

A downloadable report

A clean, current plan to table at the AGM, generated on demand.

Who it’s for

Built for the people who run buildings.

Strata & OC managers

One portfolio, every building's plan current — and committee members who can see it without ringing you.

Committee members

A plan you can actually read, and the confidence the fund is set right before you vote on levies.

Building managers

Renewals, compliance and works in one place, tied to the plan that funds them.

Pricing

$750 a year. First building included.

$750 / account / yr

+ $350/yr per additional building. No quote form, no waiting.

New to this? Start with what a sinking fund is, or work out how much yours needs.

Questions

What is maintenance plan software?
Software that builds and maintains an owners corporation's maintenance plan — the schedule of major works and the maintenance fund needed to pay for them — and keeps it current as the building changes, rather than a static plan reviewed every few years.
Does this meet the Victorian maintenance plan requirement?
Plinth produces the maintenance plan and maintenance-fund forecast that Tier 1 and Tier 2 owners corporations need under the Owners Corporations Act 2006, and keeps it live. Smaller owners corporations can use it voluntarily — the building ages the same regardless of tier.
Is a maintenance plan the same as a sinking fund?
It's the same idea. Victoria calls it a maintenance plan and maintenance fund; NSW calls the fund the capital works fund; Queensland calls it a sinking fund. Plinth handles the right terminology for your state.
How much does it cost?
$750 per year per account, including your first building, plus $350 per year per additional building — far less than a one-off consultant plan repeated every few years.