NoBrokerHood Powers 25,000 Societies, 45% Market Share

NoBrokerHood, the society‑management application developed by NoBroker, announced that it currently powers more than 25,000 residential societies across India, giving it an estimated 45% share of the gated‑community management market in major metropolitan areas. The platform is a market leader in regions such as Delhi‑NCR, Pune and Ahmedabad, and has seen Bengaluru emerge as a significant growth market with over 1,500 new societies added in the last twelve months.

The solution consolidates a range of everyday activities that traditionally required manual registers, phone calls and disparate processes. Residents can approve or pre‑approve visitor entries, receive real‑time notifications for deliveries, and request services such as plumbing or cleaning through the app. Security guards can manage gate entries digitally, while the system records each interaction for auditability. For cooperative housing societies, the platform’s accounting module enables committees to generate bills, collect monthly maintenance charges, track outstanding payments and maintain comprehensive financial records without relying on spreadsheets.

To ensure the security of payment data, NoBrokerHood has obtained Level 1 PCI‑DSS certification, the highest standard for protecting cardholder information, which underpins its ability to process maintenance payments and other society‑related transactions safely.

Beyond core management functions, the platform offers brands the opportunity to reach urban households via targeted advertising. Companies offering home‑cleaning, interior‑design or other household services can engage residents directly within the context of their daily community interactions, creating an additional revenue stream for NoBrokerHood.

"Every day, our platform manages millions of interactions across gated communities, from a delivery entering the gate to a resident raising a service request. Most people never see this complexity because our goal has always been to make it invisible. Technology should make daily life simpler, not add another thing for residents to manage," said Amit Kumar Agarwal, Co‑founder and CEO of NoBroker.

The press release was issued from Bengaluru on 12 November 2026 and is distributed under an arrangement with PTI, with the disclaimer that PTI assumes no editorial responsibility.