Housing association website — complete guide
A housing association website is the association's public site on the internet. The board publishes news, contact details, board information and important links — so members, agents and visitors find what they need without digging through email threads.
Last updated: 18 June 2026
Why boards choose minibrf
According to SBC's 2026 housing association report, 75% of board members are willing to pay for external support to lighten the load (sbc.se). Many associations build websites in evenings and weekends — vendor guides estimate at least a year of work, and in practice it can take several years before something sustainable exists (dinbrfsida.se). minibrf offers a shop window for agents and members without technical skills: try the draft free and publish from 150 SEK/month. Associations using eGrannar describe the goal of minimising the board's information work toward the outside world — minibrf focuses on exactly that public layer.
What does a housing association website cost?
With minibrf, drafts and editing are free. Publishing costs 150 SEK per month with no commitment. You only pay when the board wants the site live for the public.
How does the board create a website?
Create an account, describe your association and get an AI-generated draft in minutes. Fill in blocks for board, contact and news in the block editor, review and publish when the board is happy.
What should be on the site?
News, board information, contact, important links and clear information about the association. Bylaws and minutes are usually linked from existing systems — minibrf does not host document files.
What minibrf is not
minibrf is not a member portal, booking system or document vault. The platform focuses on a clear, mobile-friendly public website — not internal association operations like Boappa or eGrannar.
Vanliga frågor
Do we need technical skills?
No. You fill in your information in the block editor — design and structure are already in place.
Can we try before paying?
Yes. Create and edit your draft for free. You only pay when the board wants to publish the site live.
Do we need both a website and a member portal?
Often yes — but they are different jobs. A public website reaches agents and visitors without login. A member portal handles sign-in, bookings and internal operations. minibrf focuses on the website.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, all sites are mobile-friendly by default.
Can we use our own domain?
Yes, you can use a subdomain or custom domain when publishing.