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Straight answers about how Tusk works, what it costs, and what happens to your data.
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Yes. Admins can import a CSV from the dashboard, one row per record, with columns for the property, the compliance item, and its expiration date (plus an address for any property that isn’t in Tusk yet). You see a preview of every row, including any that will be skipped and why, before anything is saved. Tusk’s free spreadsheet template and its own CSV export both import as-is.
Nothing is deleted. Your properties and records stay visible when a subscription ends or a trial lapses. Only creating new records is gated until billing resumes. You can export your full account data as JSON from Settings anytime.
No. Tusk is a flat $49/month or $499/year for unlimited properties. One property or two hundred, same price.
No. Your 14-day trial starts when you sign up, with no card needed. When it ends, everything you added stays viewable; subscribe to keep adding properties and records and to keep getting reminder emails.
Yes. Every organization’s data is isolated to its own team. Only the people you invite can see your records. That’s enforced at the data layer, not just hidden behind a UI filter.
A property is whatever you license or insure as one unit: a single-family home, a duplex or fourplex, a small multifamily building, or an apartment complex. It holds its own compliance records (rental licenses, inspections, insurance), and it has one manager who gets its reminders.
The history is a dated log of what your team recorded: each renewal, who entered it, and your notes. It shows what you did and the day you logged it. It is not an official filing, so keep your original receipts and confirmations alongside it.
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