For real estate agents
Stop paying for five things to close one deal.
Say the offer in a sentence and your state’s own contract writes itself. Your client signs on their phone. Then an AI transaction manager runs the file to closing, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
$49 a month per agent. 60 days free. Live in Colorado, more states coming. See every state.
- 1sentence to a filled-in offer
- 0apps for your client to install
- 0words of your state’s printed form changed
- $0per file, however many you close
See it work
Three things you do every week. Done for you.
Say the offer. The contract writes itself.
Offer for Jenna: $565k, 10% down, $8k earnest, close December 12.
Your state’s own purchase contract fills in field by field from the listing, the county record and Jenna’s file, and each value shows where it came from. A closing that lands on a Saturday is flagged with a one-tap fix.
Signed on their phone, sealed for good.
Send it to Jenna and Chris to sign.
Jenna opens the link, enters the code texted to her, reads every page and signs with her finger. No account, no app, nothing to print. The file is sealed with a certificate anyone can check.
An AI transaction manager, on your side.
Under contract. Keep it moving, and ask me before anything goes out.
Nadia drafts the emails that send the contract to title and the lender with their dates. She reads what comes back, files the earnest money receipt and the appraisal, checks off deadlines and flags wire instructions. You pick Hands-on, Balanced or Autopilot.
Real screens from Peak Realty, our sample brokerage. The buyers, homes and numbers are samples.
What you pay today
Add up the stack.
Most agents pay for contract software, sometimes a signing app, and a coordinator on every file, then retype the deal into each. Put in your own numbers.
That’s $4,662 back in your pocket every year.
Start freeThe AI does the coordinator’s work; you approve every message and every change. Defaults are typical prices, not quotes.
One tool
What you can stop paying for.
Contract softwareYour state’s own contract forms, filled from the deal. The printed text is never changed.A separate signing appBuilt-in e-sign: a texted code, every page read, a finger signature, a sealed file.A coordinator’s fee on every fileDeadlines counted the contract’s way, emails drafted, documents read and filed, with your OK on each.The deadline spreadsheetEvery date from acceptance, with weekends and holidays rolled, on your calendar.Retyping it allSay it once. The offer, the counter, the amendment and the notices fill from the same deal.
The details
Right the first time, your call every time.
You approve every change.
Each field shows where its value came from. Deadlines are counted the contract’s way, and a closing that lands on a Saturday is flagged with a one-tap fix. Nothing changes until you say so.
A counter in plain words.
The listing agent opens the deal link and types the counter the way they would say it: $575k, close December 18, $3k seller credit. The counterproposal fills in, and Rounds lines up the offer and the counter with every change highlighted.
Under contract, every date counted.
Once both sides sign, every deadline is counted from acceptance the way the contract says, with weekends and holidays rolled to the next business day. The dates land on a timeline and on each party’s task list.
Checked before it goes.
Before your client sees it, the whole contract is read against the deal and against what you asked for, the way a managing broker would. Anything that needs your call comes back as a note.
Try it
Say an offer. Get the contract.
Jenna and Chris Whitaker want 8991 Harvest Moon St, listed at $625,000, and they are pre-approved with Horsetooth Home Loans. Type their offer the way you would text it. You get back the actual state contract (Colorado’s, for this sample home), filled in, with your terms marked on the page, plus the review notes and every deadline.
It runs live on a sample deal. The home, the buyers and the agents are made up, and nothing is sent to anyone.
Questions, answered
Which states does it work in?
It is live in Colorado today. It fills each state’s own contract forms, never altered, and counts deadlines the way that state’s contract says, so it opens state by state. Anywhere else, join the waitlist and we email you the day your state goes live.
Does the AI send things on its own?
No. It drafts the contract and every message, and you approve each one. Signing links and codes are the one thing that goes out by itself once you send a document to sign.
Do I need my broker to sign up?
No. It is priced per agent, and you can start on your own.
What does my client need?
A phone. They open a link, enter the code texted to them, read the contract and sign with a finger. No account and nothing to print.
How does the other agent see the offer?
They open the deal link. They can type their counter the way they would say it, and Rounds lines up the offer and the counter with every change highlighted.
Can I keep my CRM?
Yes. Offers & Contracts works on its own. With the Kept in Touch CRM, the deal, its dates and the signed PDF also land on the client’s record.
Write your next offer in a sentence.
$49 a month per agent, with everything above included. Start free and write a real offer today.
60 days free, nothing charged until it ends. Questions? Ask Nadia.