OneDay

OneDay is a platform for senior living and multifamily teams to create, personalize, and automate video follow-ups. Community Highlight Pages combine video with reviews, floor plans, and tour scheduling, giving teams a way to share community information and invite prospects to arrange a tour. Its AVA tools include an AI scriptwriter and teleprompter, video automation, and reporting. OneDay says AVA tracks video and page views, clicks, and tour requests. Videos can be triggered by CRM workflows, prospect activity, or a prospect’s journey stage, then shared by text, email, or social media. The multifamily product names Entrata, Yardi, Knock, and HubSpot as integrations. OneDay is available on Android, iOS, and the web; its web application is at go.oneday.com, with Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge recommended. Pricing is available on request, and prospective customers can book a demo. Founded in 2012, OneDay is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

OneDay brings video creation, follow-ups, and engagement reporting together for senior living and multifamily teams. Prospective customers need to request pricing or book a demo.

OneDay suits senior living and multifamily teams that want to manage video follow-ups and community information. Its tools may also fit teams seeking automated follow-ups and engagement reporting.

OneDay is a video follow-up and engagement platform for senior living and multifamily teams. It is best suited to leasing and marketing teams that want to connect personalized video with community information and tour requests. Its industry focus is useful for those teams, but a poor fit for organizations seeking a general-purpose video tool.

Overview

OneDay brings video creation, automated follow-ups, and community pages into one workflow. Community Highlight Pages pair video with reviews, floor plans, and tour scheduling, giving prospective residents a place to explore a community and take a next step. That connection between outreach and leasing activity is more compelling than video delivery alone for teams serving those markets.

The product’s focus is also its main constraint: OneDay presents itself for senior living and multifamily, rather than broad sales or creator use. Its CRM-triggered outreach is most useful when a team already has prospect activity or journey stages it wants to use to guide follow-up.

Key features

Video creation and follow-ups

AVA combines an AI scriptwriter and teleprompter with video automation and reporting. Teams can trigger videos from CRM workflows, prospect activity, or journey stage, then send them by text, email, or social. This can make follow-up more timely without requiring each message to start from scratch, though the benefit depends on having useful workflow signals and a repeatable outreach process.

Community pages and engagement

Highlight Pages combine video, reviews, floor plans, and tour scheduling. For leasing teams, that puts community information and a response path together rather than sending a video without context. AVA tracks video and page views, clicks, and tour requests, giving teams engagement signals tied to the next step they want prospects to take.

Integrations

The multifamily page names Entrata, Yardi, Knock, and HubSpot as integrated systems. That makes OneDay more relevant to teams using those platforms, although the named integrations are specifically tied to its multifamily offering.

Pricing

OneDay uses a paid model with custom pricing. Prospective customers are directed to book a demo, and fees are set during registration or in an order form. There is no public plan breakdown to compare seats, quotas, or included usage, so teams should request a quote against their expected volume and workflow needs before committing.

That sales-led approach may suit organizations evaluating a specialized platform for multiple communities, but it makes quick budget comparisons harder than with tools that publish monthly plans. No free plan or trial terms are provided for OneDay.

Platforms

OneDay supports Android, iOS, and web access. The mobile app is distributed through Google Play for Android and the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad users. The web application is accessed at go.oneday.com, with Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge recommended.

Who it's for

OneDay is aimed at senior living and multifamily teams, particularly leasing and marketing staff who need to create personalized video, automate follow-ups, and connect outreach to community details and tour requests. Multifamily teams using Entrata, Yardi, Knock, or HubSpot have a clearer integration fit. Teams seeking an open-ended video platform for unrelated industries should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Community pages combine video, reviews, floor plans, and tour scheduling, keeping key leasing information and a next step in one place.
• Pros: CRM and prospect-driven triggers support follow-ups based on workflow, activity, or journey stage, while AVA reports views, clicks, and tour requests.
• Pros: Android, iOS, and web access accommodate mobile and desktop use.
• Cons: The stated audience is limited to senior living and multifamily, making the product less suitable for general sales or creator use.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a demo or registration process, so teams cannot compare a public price or plan limits up front.

Alternatives

Video Personalization Software is a useful category starting point for comparing tools beyond OneDay’s senior-living and multifamily focus.

• Vintom is another paid option, with Android, iOS, web, API, and self-hosted platforms; its custom-project pricing combines setup and video-generation charges.
• Vumu has a published Starter plan at $99 a month for two workspaces and two custom personalized videos per workspace, with unlimited personalized videos, campaigns, and lead lists; consider it when a visible monthly price and those workspace terms matter.
• Blinkadz offers a free pay-as-you-go tier with 80 credits for generating videos, music, and images, plus avatars and stock images; it may suit readers who want to start with a free credit allowance.
• VSPAGY has a 14-day free trial with 2,000 credits, link validity up to 30 days, API and webhook integration, and email support; it is worth comparing when trial access and integration terms are priorities.
• BHuman has a free plan with 15 shared credits for up to 15 personalized videos or one minute in Speakeasy; consider it when a no-cost entry point is more important than OneDay’s community-page workflow.
• FirstPitch offers five AI-personalized videos per month on its free plan, along with basic recording, standard landing pages, analytics, and email support; it may be a better starting point for a small monthly volume.
• Gan.AI provides a free plan with 10 AI videos monthly, 100 generative credits, and 10 personalization credits; it is an option for readers who want a stated free monthly allowance.
• GLX Studio has a free Starter plan with a Story Builder preview, limited monthly credits, and community support; compare it when a free preview is the priority.

Verdict

Choose OneDay if you lead leasing or marketing for senior living or multifamily and want personalized video, automated follow-ups, community information, and engagement reporting connected in one workflow. Its strongest case is the combination of Highlight Pages and prospect-driven outreach; its main reason to look elsewhere is the narrow industry fit, compounded by custom pricing that requires a demo to evaluate.