Real estate transaction management software
Transaction management software that reads the contract for you
Upload the executed contract. Get every deadline, each one showing the clause it came from and the arithmetic behind it. Minutes, not an afternoon with a calendar and a highlighter.
What's different
The category gives you a checklist. This reads the file.
Dotloop, SkySlope, Brokermint and Paperless Pipeline are document storage and compliance tools built for the brokerage. None of them extract a date out of the contract. Contract10 does that first, then computes everything downstream.
Every date cited to its page
Acceptance date, closing date, and every contingency period comes with a page number and a short quote from the contract, so you can check it in seconds.
Deadlines computed, not typed in
Every downstream deadline is a base date plus an offset, on a calendar-or-business-day basis, with the weekend and federal holiday roll applied and shown.
A missing period is a missing deadline
If the contract doesn't state a period, the engine doesn't emit a deadline for it. Nothing is guessed to fill a gap in the UI.
API and MCP for agents
The same engine is a single-key REST API and a hosted MCP server, 1,000 calls/mo on Pro, so an AI real-estate agent can build a closing timeline as a tool call.
Built for the person running the file
Sold directly to the agent or coordinator, not licensed through the brokerage. No seat minimum and no annual contract to get started.
Free tier that is a real product
One active transaction, full extraction and a full timeline, free, no card. Two live deals is the natural point to upgrade.
Pricing
Free to try, one flat price once it's real
Free
Run one real deal end to end. Real contract, real dates, no card.
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- 1 active transaction
- Full contract extraction with page citations
- Every deadline shows its derivation
- Deadline checklist you tick off yourself
- Free in-browser timeline calculator, always
- Test API key for developers (throttled, never bills)
Pro
Most popularFor the agent or coordinator running deals every week.
$49/mo
- Unlimited active transactions
- iCal and CSV export, no watermark
- Closing timeline API + MCP server (1,000 calls/mo)
- Inspectable request log
Scale
For coordination shops, teams, and products built on the API.
$199/mo
- Everything in Pro
- 10,000 API calls/mo, then $0.03 each
- 300 requests/minute burst
- Hosted MCP at production quota
- Priority support
Compare
How the incumbents actually work
| Product | Who buys it | Pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contract10 | The agent or coordinator running the deal, direct | Free for 1 active transaction, then $49/mo | |
| Dotloop | The brokerage or team, which buys a seat count and provisions its agents inside it. An individual agent does not typically buy Dotloop for themselves; it usually arrives bundled with their brokerage. | Dotloop lists $31.99 to $199 per month, and it is sold through the brokerage rather than as agent self-serve pricing. | Compare → |
| SkySlope | The brokerage's compliance or operations team. SkySlope is bought and administered at the office level, not by an individual agent. | SkySlope does not publish self-serve per-agent pricing. It is sold to the brokerage on a contract, and Contract10 has no verified number for what that contract costs, so none is stated here. | Compare → |
| Brokermint | The brokerage's back office, which uses it to run commissions and compliance across every agent, not an individual agent buying it for one deal. | Brokermint does not publish self-serve per-agent pricing. It is sold to the brokerage on a contract, and Contract10 has no verified number for what that contract costs, so none is stated here. | Compare → |
| Paperless Pipeline | The brokerage, which sets up the checklists and document requirements every agent in the office then works through. | Paperless Pipeline does not publish self-serve per-agent pricing. It is sold to the brokerage on a contract, and Contract10 has no verified number for what that contract costs, so none is stated here. | Compare → |
FAQ
Questions about the software
What is real estate transaction management software?
Software used to track a deal from an executed purchase contract through closing: the contingency deadlines, the disclosures, the closing date, and (in a brokerage-wide tool) a compliance review queue. Dotloop, SkySlope, Brokermint and Paperless Pipeline are the category's incumbents, all sold to the brokerage.
What makes Contract10 the best transaction coordinator software for a solo agent?
It is the only tool in the category that reads the contract for you: cited extraction plus a deterministic, derivation-showing timeline, sold directly to the agent with no brokerage contract, no seat minimum, and a genuine free tier.
What does the software cost?
Free for one active transaction, full extraction and a full timeline, no card. Pro is $49/mo, unlimited transactions, iCal and CSV export, and 1,000 API calls a month. Scale is $199/mo for higher API volume. See /pricing.
Is this a fit for a solo agent doing 10 to 30 deals a year?
Yes, that volume is exactly what the free tier is built to demonstrate and what Pro is priced for: no seat minimum, no brokerage-wide contract, one flat monthly price once you have more than one deal running.
How does the price compare to hiring a coordinator?
A human transaction coordinator typically runs $250 to $600 per file, with Quill TC charging $350 per file. One deal a month at that rate covers Pro's $49/mo many times over, and Contract10 runs unlimited deals at that price.
Run your next contract through it free
One active transaction free, real extraction, a real computed timeline. No card required.