Lake Admin

Utilize the Lake Admin subscription to realize your lake's health & safety goals

Lake Associations

You are a non-profit organization with a lake health & safety mission and are ready to start benefiting from the efficiencies and conveniences the Lake Admin subscription delivers.

Homeowners

You live on or near a lake that doesn’t have an official non-profit organization, or a non-performing one, and you believe you have the time and energy to assume a leadership role in your community – focused on the lakes health & safety.

Businesses

Your business is on or near a lake, and you are tired of waiting for others to act on the lake's growing health & safety issues. As a business owner/operator, this subscription is your opportunity to demonstrate community leadership.

Why would someone, or an organization, want to be the Lake Admin for their lake?

  • One Platform

    A home base for all lake data,
    analytics, and comms

  • Advanced Analytics

    Full access to the Lake Pulse Analytics Hub (not avail to Basic Subscribers)

  • Collaborative

    Enlist motivated neighbors to lend a hand in testing & monitoring efforts

  • 24/7 Support

    Have the Lake Pulse Boathouse on speed-dial to answer questions, big or small

  • Member Management

    Ability to delete inappropriate
    content and members who violate Lake Pulse policies

  • Manage the Narrative

    Editorial control over public facing updates, initiatives, alerts, and field notes.

  • Zone Management

    For larger lakes, Admins oversee zone creation and management

  • Special Pricing

    Lake Admin Subscribers enjoy a 10% discount on all products in the Lake Pulse Toolbox.

  • Website Integration

    Easily link your Lake Pulse Community Hub to your association's website.

Lake Admin - The Basics

  • By default, Lake Pulse is the Lake Admin for every lake in our database of 500k+ lakes
  • Once you become Lake Admin, Lake Pulse takes a back seat, its your lake, you manage it
  • The Lake Admin can approve 'Zones' for larger lakes. More about Zones here
  • Review the Lake Pulse Charter here for more on policies, guidelines, and terms of participation

We don't replace lake associations, we complement them

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