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PooPrints Quote & Rollout Options

Your Community

Unscooped dog waste leads to resident complaints, staff cleanup, and bad reviews. PooPrints solves this problem by using DNA to match unscooped waste to the dog, motivating owners to pick up after their dogs to avoid fines.

Complaints go away, lease renewals go up, and your team gets time back!

A resident walks a dog on the lawn at an apartment community, past a sign reading Please Pick Up After Your Pet.

Year-1 Net Savings

+$—

Time Saved / Year

— hours

Investment Cost

$—

Dogs to Register

— Dogs

Property

— Units

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Money-back guarantee No contracts Trusted by 9,000+ communities

Why thousands of properties choose PooPrints

Science-backed enforcement, trusted nationwide.

9,000+

communities nationwide

350+

five-star reviews

15+ yrs

of patented, proprietary processes with proven results

ISO

accredited laboratory

Fast, science-backed enforcement

DNA-confirmed results you can share with any resident, with legal footing when you need it.

Money-back guarantee

We stand behind every community we work with.

Easy onboarding with real humans

We guide every step — training, collateral, resident materials, and ongoing help from real humans.

No contracts to sign

Month-to-month flexibility. Scale up, pause, or stop whenever your community needs change.

Two paths forward

Here's what changes — and what doesn't.

With PooPrints

What Success Looks Like

Waste complaints drop to near-zero
Residents respect the rules — and your staff
Management and property owners see a visibly cleaner community
Your team saves ~— hours a year
Fewer move-outs and turnover costs (~$—/yr saved)
Unauthorized dogs identified → ~$—/yr in recovered pet fees

Without PooPrints

What Happens If You Don't Act

Complaints drain — hours of staff time a year
Pet violations go unenforced — rules lose meaning
Staff morale suffers from avoidable cleanup duty
Online reviews and resident satisfaction decline
~$—/yr in additional turnover costs drain the bottom line
~$—/yr in additional re-acquisition costs drain the bottom line

Savings and costs based on your Interactive ROI Calculator below.

Here's how you win

Three steps. That's it.

You keep running your property. We handle the science.

Choose your rollout

Full or phased — you pick what fits your budget. Getting started is a click away.

Register dogs (we guide you)

Training, collateral, resident welcome materials, and live support — all included. You're never on your own. We promise.

Enforce fairly with lab-backed proof

Your team collects a sample. We handle the lab work and report back within 2 weeks — you inform the dog owner.

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How waste testing works

And why it adds profit to your bottom line.

Each waste test pays for itself + $52 profit on average even on No Match test results — here's the math.

The process

1 Your team collects a small waste sample using the prepaid self-mailer kit.
2 Drop it in the mail — postage is already paid.
3 Our ISO-accredited lab runs the DNA analysis and delivers a report within 2 weeks.

→ Outcome

4 You enforce your pet policy fairly — with lab-backed evidence.

Watch how testing works (4½ min)

How $52 gets to your bottom line

Revenue per sample tested

Recommended fine amount Per match test result

$375

Average match rate Unauthorized, unregistered dogs lowers the average %

52.1%

Average recovery per sample tested $195.29

Cost per sample tested

Waste collection kit / mailer Prepaid shipping included

$39.97

DNA waste test report Invoiced with the report

$102.97

Total cost per sample Kit + lab analysis

$142.94

Avg net profit per sample tested $52.35

We guarantee you'll never lose money testing dog waste.

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Your Return On Investment (ROI)

For every dollar invested, you get $— back in the first year.

based on your —-unit property with — dogs. That kind of return makes PooPrints an easy decision for communities looking to reduce costs, recover revenue, and solve dog waste problems. Use the interactive ROI calculator below to fine-tune your estimated return and see how PooPrints can pay for itself.

Estimated Year-1 Savings

$—

Cleanup time + recovered fees + avoided turnover

Full Rollout Investment Cost

$—

One-time payment, Option 1

Net Year-1 Savings

$—

Straight to your bottom line

PooPrints Return on Investment Summary

► Total Cash Savings and Recovered Fees $12,983

► Value of Time Saved Handling Dog Waste Complaints and Clean Up $5,477

Total Savings All Items $18,460

Subtract Your PooPrints Investment Quote −$1,393

Return on Your PooPrints Investment in First Year $17,067

Customize the Choices to Your Business

▼ Community Information

Total # of Units

Total # of Dogs (Including ESA Dogs) If Unsure, Use 20% of Total # of Units

► More Choices

► Turnover Costs

► Time Spent on Dog Waste Issues (Including Interruption Time)

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Your PooPrints quote

Everything you need to launch — nothing you don't.

Option 1 — Fastest Results - Full Rollout

All — Dog DNA Swab Kits — registered upfront
— Waste Sample Collection Kits — ready from day one
Training, collateral, resident welcome materials, and ongoing support
No contracts needed — PooPrints solves your #2 problem, dog POOP!

Option 2 — Save Money - Phased Rollout

— Dog DNA Swab Kits to start — order more as leases renew
0 Waste Sample Collection Kits — order once all — dogs are registered
Training, collateral, resident welcome materials, and ongoing support
No contracts needed — PooPrints solves your #2 problem, dog POOP!

Choose your rollout

Pick the path that fits your budget.

Option 1 — Register All Dogs Now

Full compliance and enforcement on day one.

Qty

$ Each

Cost

DNA Swab Kit

$57.97

$869.55

Waste Sample Collection Kit

$39.97

$199.85

One-Time Setup Fee

$97.00

Annual Subscription Fee

$227.00

Single Payment — Total Cost (Save 10%)

$1,393.40

12 Monthly Payments (Per Month)

$129.02

Option 2 — Register at Lease Renewal

Lowest upfront cost with a smooth 12-month rollout.

Qty

$ Each

Cost

DNA Swab Kit

$57.97

$289.85

One-Time Setup Fee

$97.00

Annual Subscription Fee

$227.00

Total Cost (Single Payment)

$613.85

(Waste collection kits are not needed until all dogs have been registered.)

Option 1 Fastest Results

Fastest Results - Full Rollout

Easy Budget — 12 Monthly Payments

$—/ month

Save $—

One-Time Payment

$—

Plus shipping

Start Full Rollout

Choose kit quantity — confirm rollout option. Takes ~60 seconds.

Option 2 Save Money

Save Money - Phased Rollout

Register existing dogs as leases renew, while registering all new dogs at move-in. To help offset costs, many communities adjust pet fees or pet rent so dog owners help cover the cost of registration over time. This approach reduces upfront costs and can limit your investment to the amount shown below.

Investment

$— pass registration cost on

Order more DNA kits as leases renew and new dogs move in. Waste sample kits aren't needed until all — dogs are registered.

Start Phased Rollout

Choose kit quantity — confirm rollout option. Takes ~60 seconds.

Tip: Increase pet fees by $60 or pet rent by $5 per month to cover the $57.97 per-dog registration cost for new dogs moving in to stay budget-neutral.

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Since adopting PooPrints, our communities are cleaner, our residents are happier, and our staff spends less time managing pet waste.

John Carter

CASTO Communities

★★★★★

In their own words

What 429 reviews have in common.

Share of written reviews that mention each theme. Most reviews touch several, so these don't add up to 100%.

4.97 average across 380 rated reviews on Google & Facebook

A cleaner property

71%

Managers and residents point to a noticeably cleaner property with far less un-scooped waste.

“Really helps keep the place clean and nice for everyone.”— Keith S., via Google

Happier communities

67%

Residents get to enjoy the grounds again — without watching every step.

“PooPrints has truly made our property a great place!”— Brittini R., via Google

Responsive support

56%

Customers single out fast responses and genuinely hands-on help from the team.

“Great customer service and fast response time!”— Kirstin K., via Google

Would recommend

52%

A program managers say they'd recommend to peers without hesitation.

“Professional, accurate, and timely. Would absolutely recommend!”— Chelsea R., via Google

Real accountability

26%

DNA matching gives managers a real way to identify and address repeat offenders.

“A great way to have tenants be more responsible pet owners.”— Northern Plains Apartments, via Google

Easy to run

21%

Managers describe a low-hassle program and a team that feels like a partner.

“Always easy to work with — true partners in our industry.”— Bryanna T., via Google

Verified reviews through May 2026.

Before you order

Questions property managers ask us most

Honest answers to the things that come up before sign-off.

Your residents

Will residents be upset about this?

The residents most likely to object are the ones already leaving waste behind. Responsible dog owners tend to be the program's biggest supporters — they're tired of being blamed for someone else's mess. Non-pet residents are ecstatic that someone finally did something. Across 429 customer reviews, 67% describe happier communities after the program went in, and managers regularly tell us it became a selling point on tours.

Do service animals and emotional support animals need to register?

Yes, as long as the requirement applies to every dog in the community. Assistance animals are exempt from breed, size, and weight restrictions, but not from reasonable rules that protect the property and other residents — and that includes registration and cleaning up after the animal. The usual adjustment is the initial kit: this area of the law is unsettled, and counsel generally advises communities to absorb that cost for an assistance animal rather than charge the handler. Fines for waste left behind are separate — that's conduct, and the fine applies to the handler of an assistance animal the same as anyone else. We have a memo from counsel covering all of this, and we're glad to send it, though your team should review your policy language before you launch.

What if a resident refuses to register their dog?

Almost no one does once it's clear the policy applies to every dog in the community. We provide letters, FAQs, and welcome materials to hand out, so it never comes as a surprise. For a genuine holdout, the unregistered-dog fee in your policy applies — the same way an unregistered vehicle in a reserved space does. An unregistered dog is exactly the dog you want to find: more than a third of the waste we test comes from dogs the community didn't know were there.

How soon will we see a difference?

Sooner than most managers expect, because registration itself changes behavior: the moment a dog owner swabs their own dog's cheek in front of your staff, they know their dog's unscooped waste can identify them. That lands harder than any policy announcement, and it lands one resident at a time as they register. The first few matches confirm what they already suspect.

Cost and commitment

Are we locked into a contract, and what if it doesn't work?

No contract, and nothing to cancel. We don't ask for one because we're confident about what happens once the program is running. If you're not happy in the first 90 days after implementation, send back whatever kits you haven't used — we'll refund those, along with everything else you've paid. Ninety days is plenty of time to judge it: you're not waiting for lab results; you're watching whether resident behavior changes, and that starts with the community announcement and dog registration.

Who pays — the community or the dog owners?

The community pays for the program, and dog owners fund it over time. A $60 increase to the pet fee, or $5 a month in pet rent, covers the per-dog registration cost, and fines collected from residents who leave waste behind offset the rest. Several of our communities treat it as net revenue rather than an expense.

What if a sample comes back with no match — did we waste money?

Look at it in groups of four samples. Four samples cost you $572 to process. At our 52.1% match rate, just over two of those four come back to a registered dog, and at a $375 recommended fine, that's $781 collected — $209 ahead, about $52 profit per sample tested. That already accounts for every no-match, failed, and non-canine sample in the mix; 52.1% is measured across everything sent to the lab, not just the ones that worked. A breakeven fine is approximately $275. At a $375 fine or higher, we guarantee you never lose money sending us waste samples.

What happens when a dog moves out or a new dog moves in?

Registration follows the dog, so a move-out costs you nothing. A new dog needs one swab kit at $57.97, which most communities fold into move-in paperwork. Raising the pet fee by $60 or pet rent by $5 a month covers it and keeps the program budget-neutral going forward.

Running the program

How much of my staff's time does this take?

The heaviest part is the launch: announcing the program and getting kits into residents' hands. After that it's minutes at a time — someone finds waste, collects a sample in a prepaid mailer, and drops it in the mail. We handle the lab work, reporting, and resident materials. Set that against what you get back: at a 100-unit community with 15 dogs, the calculator estimates about 173 hours a year — 148 hours for ground pickup, 25 hours for fielding complaints. Put your own unit count and dog count into the calculator above, and you'll see what your community is spending today.

Do you train our staff, and how long does that take?

Yes. Implementation training lasts about 30 minutes online and covers everything your team needs — registering dogs, collecting and sending samples, and handling a match with a resident. It's recorded, so anyone who misses the live session can watch it later. That also means a new leasing agent or maintenance tech can get up to speed without waiting on us. Turnover happens; the training stays with the team.

What's involved in collecting a waste sample?

Less than a minute. Cut off a small sample, place it in the collection bottle with preservative solution, and put it in the outgoing mail — the bottle, the solution, and the prepaid mailer all come in the kit. No refrigeration, nothing special to store. Our ISO-accredited lab runs the analysis and sends back a three-page report detailing the science behind the match, usually within two weeks.

Proof and disputes

What if the resident says it wasn't their dog?

The report identifies the registered dog, from an ISO-accredited lab, and it isn't a one-line result — it's a three-page certificate showing the marker-by-marker comparison and signed by the lab's senior scientist. The odds another dog shares that profile are one in 250 quintillion. You can see a sample report here: pooprints.info/report. That's the whole point of the program — it replaces “we think it was you” with proof. Managers put it more bluntly than we would: you can't dispute DNA.

Has a match ever been challenged legally?

Rarely, and it hasn't gone badly. We know of a handful of dog owners who have taken communities we work with to small claims court over their fines. In every case where we presented our three-page findings and methodology to the court online, our client won. The lab is ISO-accredited, every sample follows a documented chain of custody, and the report identifies the registered dog by its genetic profile. If a resident escalates, you are not alone — and there is no additional fee for court support.

Where does DNA go, and is anyone's privacy at risk?

No human DNA is involved at any point — our lab doesn't collect, analyze, or store human genetic data. We only hold ordinary account information on the residents' side: their name, contact details, and their dog's name and description. The DNA on file is the dog's, not the resident's. We process samples at our US lab; we don't sell or rent personal information, and we don't share it with anyone for their own marketing. The full policy is published at pooprints.com/privacy-policy — BioPet is certified under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and answerable to the FTC, so it's a good link to forward to any resident who asks.

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Fine tables

Side by side

Breakeven Fine Amount Table Based on Match Ratio

% Waste Testing Match Ratio	Breakeven Fine Amount
25%	$572
30%	$476
35%	$408
40%	$357
45%	$318
50%	$286
55%	$260
60%	$238
65%	$220
70%	$204
75%	$191
80%	$179
85%	$168
90%	$159

Breakeven ($274) Recommended ($375)

Waste Testing Profit (Loss) Table with No Row Numbers

Dog Owner Charge for Leaving Dog Waste Behind	Profit (Loss) Per Waste Sample Tested For An Average Property
$142.94	($69)
$100.00	($91)
$150.00	($65)
$200.00	($39)
$275.00	$0
$300.00	$13
$350.00	$39
$375.00	$52
$400.00	$65
$450.00	$91
$500.00	$117

Breakeven ($274) Recommended ($375)

Breakeven Table Only

Breakeven Fine Amount Table Based on Match Ratio

% Waste Testing Match Ratio	Breakeven Fine Amount
25%	$572
30%	$476
35%	$408
40%	$357
45%	$318
50%	$286
55%	$260
60%	$238
65%	$220
70%	$204
75%	$191
80%	$179
85%	$168
90%	$159

Breakeven ($274) Recommended ($375)

Profit Table Only

Waste Testing Profit (Loss) Table with No Row Numbers

Dog Owner Charge for Leaving Dog Waste Behind	Profit (Loss) Per Waste Sample Tested For An Average Property
$142.94	($69)
$100.00	($91)
$150.00	($65)
$200.00	($39)
$275.00	$0
$300.00	$13
$350.00	$39
$375.00	$52
$400.00	$65
$450.00	$91
$500.00	$117

Breakeven ($274) Recommended ($375)

Shortcode value check

Every pooprints_value key from the reference, paired with the value it should return for Maplewood Commons (a 100-unit property, 15 dogs) and the value it actually returns live. Where the live column disagrees with expected, the shortcode handler has a bug.

Known issue: opt1_payment_single should compute as (15 × $57.97) + (5 × $39.97) + $97 setup + $227 subscription = $1,393.40. If it returns $324, the kit costs are being dropped and only the fixed fees ($97 + $227) are being summed.

Option 1

Key	Description	Expected	Live value
`opt1_qty_swab`	Qty DNA swab kits	15	—
`opt1_qty_waste`	Qty waste collection kits	5	—
`opt1_payment_single`	Single payment, 10% off	$1,393.40	$—
`opt1_payment_monthly`	Monthly payment	$129.02	$—
`opt1_payment_savings`	Saved by paying in full vs monthly (whole number)	$155	$—
`opt1_payment_12total`	Total over 12 monthly payments, no discount	$1,548.22	$—
`opt1_single_per_unit_month`	Pay-in-full spread per unit per month (pay-in-full price ONLY)	$1.16	$—

Option 2

Key	Description	Expected	Live value
`opt2_qty_swab`	Qty DNA swab kits	5	—
`opt2_payment_single`	Total cost	$613.85	$—

Community

Key	Description	Expected	Live value
`total_units`	Total units	100	—
`total_dogs`	Total dogs (including ESA)	15	—

ROI

Key	Description	Expected	Live value
`roi_savings_total`	Total annual savings	$18,460	$—
`roi_cash_savings`	Total cash savings	(no mockup ref)	$—
`roi_fees_recovered`	Pet fees recovered from hidden dogs	$4,500	$—
`roi_turnover_saved`	Turnover cost savings	$4,000	$—
`roi_acquisition_saved`	Acquisition cost savings	(no mockup ref)	$—
`roi_hours_saved`	Total staff hours saved per year	173.33	—
`roi_hours_saved_whole`	Staff hours saved per year, whole number	173	—
`roi_net_return`	Net return (savings − investment)	$17,067	$—
`roi_return_multiple`	Return per $1 invested — savings ÷ investment, rounded to a whole number. PENDING DEV: blank/unresolved here until the key ships. Drives the ROI headline.	13	—

Prices & Rates

Key	Description	Expected	Live value
`price_swab_kit`	DNA Swab Kit price	$57.97	$57.97
`price_waste_kit`	Waste Collection Kit price	$39.97	$39.97
`price_waste_test_report`	DNA Waste Test Report price	$102.97	$102.97
`price_waste_sample_test`	Total cost to process a waste sample test	$142.94	$142.94
`rate_profit_per_test`	Average waste testing profit	$52.35	$52.35
`price_subscription_fee`	Annual property subscription, 50+ units	$227	$227.00
`price_subscription_fee_small`	Annual property subscription, under 50 units	$97	$97.00
`price_unentered_reg_card`	Unentered dog owner registration card	$24.97	$24.97
`price_dna_verification_test`	DNA verification test	$48.97	$48.97
`price_failed_waste_testing`	Failed waste testing	$102.97	$102.97
`price_resident_pay_charge`	Resident pay charge	$69.97	$69.97

Stats

Key	Description	Expected	Live value
`stat_recommended_fine`	Recommended fine amount	$375	$375.00
`stat_avg_match_rate_pct`	Match rate % — DERIVED (recovery per sample / recommended fine), not the stored setting	52.1%	52.1%
`stat_avg_recovery_per_sample`	Recovery per sample — DERIVED (profit per test + cost to process), no setting	$195.29	$195.29
`stat_pooprints_properties`	Properties using PooPrints	9,000	9,000
`stat_five_star_reviews`	Five-star reviews	350	350
`stat_years_in_business`	Years in business	15	15
`stat_prime_pet_fee_increase`	Prime market pet fee increase	$60	$60.00
`stat_pet_rent_increase_prime`	Prime market pet rent increase	$5	$5
`stat_waste_samples_analyzed`	Waste samples analyzed (basis for results claims)	40,000	40,000.00
`stat_avg_match_rate`	Stored match rate as a raw DECIMAL (setting 0.520769)	0.52	0.52
`stat_loss_charge_sample_only`	Loss when charging only the sample processing cost	$69	$69.00
`stat_recommended_fine_row`	Recommended fine + its row # (text setting, includes its own $)	$375 (row 8)	$375 (row 8)
`stat_breakeven_fine_row`	Breakeven fine + its row # (text setting, includes its own $)	$280 (row 5)	$275 (row 5)
`stat_breakeven_prime_tiered_small`	Breakeven Prime vs Tiered, under 50 units	6.50	6.50
`stat_breakeven_prime_tiered_large`	Breakeven Prime vs Tiered, 50+ units	13.10	13.10
`stat_pet_rent_increase_tiered`	Tiered market pet rent increase	$5	$5
`stat_tiered_pet_fee_increase`	Tiered market pet fee increase	$70	$70.00
`stat_daily_fine_refuse_register`	Per-day fine for refusing to register	$10	$10.00
`stat_waste_test_cost_match_no_match`	Waste testing cost, match and no match	$102.97	$102.97
`stat_fine_low_end`	Low end fine amount	$250	$250.00
`stat_fine_high_end`	High end fine amount	$500	$500.00