AI contract review for real estate agents
Upload a purchase contract. RE Tools pulls out the price, dates, parties and contingencies, works out the deadlines and flags the terms worth a second look. Each flag names the clause and page it came from.
7-day free trial · No card · Florida FAR/BAR + 7 more states
A sample residential purchase contract page with the financing contingency line highlighted in green.
An RE Tools contract review listing six extracted key terms and one financing risk flag that names its clause and page.
Reads the purchase contracts agents use in 8 states
Reviewing the contract is where RE Tools starts. It keeps going through the dates, your client, the signatures, the listing and the follow-up after closing.
The old way: Hunting through a purchase contract for the price, the dates and who pays for what.
With RE Tools: The price, dates, parties and contingencies pulled out for you, and risks ranked by severity. Each flag names the clause and page, so you can check it against the contract.
The old way: Counting days by hand and hoping a weekend or a holiday didn't move the date.
With RE Tools: Deadlines worked out from the effective date, rolled past weekends and holidays, and sent to Google, Apple or Outlook through one calendar feed.
The old way: Answering the same “what happens next?” call and re-sending the same PDF.
With RE Tools: Clients sign in to see where their deal stands, the dates coming up and their documents, with your name and logo on it.
The old way: Paying for a separate e-sign tool to collect a few signatures.
With RE Tools: Send a signing link that expires. Each signature records who signed, when, from which IP address, and a fingerprint of the PDF as signed.
The old way: Writing the description, the social posts and the flyer from scratch for every listing.
With RE Tools: Enter the facts and photos once. RE Tools drafts the description and social posts, builds a flyer and publishes a landing page.
The old way: Losing touch after closing day and forgetting to ask for the review.
With RE Tools: When a deal closes, RE Tools schedules a review request using your saved provider link and a referral ask 14 days later. The daily send pass usually delivers the review ask the next day. Open-house guests who opted in get your follow-up.
The life of a deal
Follow a made-up deal at 123 Sample St through RE Tools, one step at a time, from the upload to the review request after closing.
01 / 06Upload
Drop in the signed purchase contract as a PDF, or photograph a paper one page by page and RE Tools joins the photos into one PDF. Pick the state, and it applies that state's form rules.
A sample residential purchase contract page set in typewriter type, the way RE Tools reads it.
02 / 06Read & flag
RE Tools pulls out the price, the dates, the parties and the contingencies. Terms worth a second look become risk flags, ranked by severity, and each flag names the clause and page it came from.
A sample residential purchase contract page with the financing contingency line highlighted in green.
An RE Tools contract review listing six extracted key terms and one financing risk flag that names its clause and page.
03 / 06Deadlines
Dates are counted from the effective date, and any that land on a weekend or a national holiday roll to the next business day. They reach Google, Apple or Outlook through one calendar feed.
An RE Tools deadline calendar placing the inspection, appraisal, financing, title review and closing dates of a sample deal on the days they fall.
04 / 06Client portal
Your buyer signs in on their phone to see where the deal stands, the dates coming up and the documents you've shared, without calling you to ask.
The RE Tools client portal on a phone, where the buyer follows the deal's status, deadlines and documents under their agent's brand.
05 / 06Signatures
Send a signing link that expires. Each signature records who signed, when, from which IP address, and a fingerprint of the PDF as signed.
An RE Tools signing screen where the buyer signs the sample contract and every signature is recorded with a document fingerprint.
06 / 06Closed
The timeline shows every milestone done. After closing, RE Tools can send a review request using your saved provider link and a referral ask about two weeks later.
An RE Tools deal timeline for a sample home, moving from contract upload to closing and currently at the closed step.
In plain numbers
What RE Tools reads, what it costs and how to try it. Every number here is a product fact.
8
states supported
Florida FAR/BAR, plus AZ, GA, NC, NV, SC, TN and TX
$19
per extra deal
A one-time credit, no monthly plan needed
7-day
free trial
No card to start
1
active deal on the free plan
Keep one deal going at no cost
Inside RE Tools
Contract review is where it starts. These are the screens you use after it, shown with the same sample deal.
A deal moves from upload to closing on one rail. The progress bar shows what's done, and the step in progress is highlighted.
An RE Tools deal timeline for a sample home, moving from contract upload to closing and currently at the client portal step.
Inspection, appraisal, financing, title review and closing, each on its day, counted from the effective date.
An RE Tools deadline calendar placing the inspection, appraisal, financing, title review and closing dates of a sample deal on the days they fall.
Your buyer or seller signs in on their phone to see where the deal stands, the dates coming up and the documents you've shared.
The RE Tools client portal on a phone, where the buyer follows the deal's status, deadlines and documents under their agent's brand.
Enter the facts and photos once. RE Tools drafts the description and the social posts, builds a flyer and publishes a landing page.
An RE Tools listing kit for a sample home, with a written listing description and ready-to-post social captions.
Send a signing link that expires. When the signatures are in, RE Tools builds the signed PDF and keeps a record of each signature.
An RE Tools signing screen where the buyer signs the sample contract and every signature is recorded with a document fingerprint.
Pick the page that sounds like your week.
Agents
Check every purchase contract before it goes further, keep each deadline on your calendar and give clients a portal instead of phone tag.
Transaction coordinators
Skip the monthly plan if you like. The Free plan covers one active deal, and each file beyond it is a one-time $19 credit.
Teams and brokerages
Invite your agents into one organization that shares contract reviews, with your branding on the client portal.
Here is where RE Tools is different. The full comparisons are side-by-side tables built from each company's public pages.
Comparisons use each company's public pages, as of September 2026.
ChatGPT can read a PDF you upload, summarize it and pull information out of it. RE Tools is made for one job: it applies your state's form rules, works out the deadlines, flags risks with their clause and page, and keeps the deal, the client portal and the signatures together.
RE Tools vs ChatGPT, side by sideBoth read purchase contracts. RE Tools also gives your client a portal, drafts your listing kit, runs open-house sign-in and follows up after closing, on a monthly plan or $19 per deal.
RE Tools vs ListedKit, side by sideEvery plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no card. Every plan has every core feature; Team and Brokerage add seats and your branding.
For solo agents
$59/ month
or $590 a year
1 seat
Start free trialFor teams
$149/ month
or $1,490 a year
5 seats
Start free trialFor brokerages
$399/ month
or $3,990 a year
25 seats
Start free trialFree plan. 1 active deal at no cost. Each extra deal is a one-time $19 credit.
Compare plansTry it on a real deal, free for 7 days. No card, nothing to install.
Straight answers about what RE Tools does, what it costs and what happens to your contracts.
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Residential purchase contracts in eight states: Florida (FAR/BAR), Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. You pick the state when you upload, and RE Tools applies that state's form rules. Upload a PDF, or photograph a paper contract page by page and it becomes one PDF.
No. RE Tools is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It reads the contract and points out what to check. For a legal question, ask your broker or a real estate attorney.
RE Tools uses AI, so it can get things wrong. It pulls out the key terms (price, dates, parties and contingencies) for you to check against the contract, and every risk flag names the clause and page it came from, so you can go straight to the source. Treat the review as a second pair of eyes, not the final word.
They stay private to your account. Traffic is encrypted in transit, each account's data is kept separate by row-level security in the database, and files are reached only through signed, time-limited links. We don't sell your content, and it isn't used to train AI models.
Every new account starts with a 7-day free trial, no card needed. After that, the Free plan keeps 1 active deal going at no cost, and each extra deal is a one-time $19 credit. Paid plans are Solo at $59, Team at $149 and Brokerage at $399 a month, or $590, $1,490 and $3,990 a year.
Yes. The Free plan covers 1 active deal at a time, and each file beyond it takes one $19 credit, paid once. A closed deal stops counting as active, so the next file can take its place.
Yes. Team includes 5 seats and Brokerage includes 25, counting the owner's. The agents you invite join one organization that shares contract reviews, and the owner sets the branding your clients see.
Yes. Cancel from Settings, under Billing, whenever you like. When a paid plan ends, your account moves to the Free plan and your deals stay in your account.
You move to the Free plan unless you choose a paid one. Your deals stay in your account, and the Free plan keeps one active deal going at no cost.
Yes. RE Tools gives you one calendar feed to subscribe to from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, so every deal's deadlines sit next to the rest of your week.
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