The first hire you never have to make.
You’re the agent, the marketer, and the transaction coordinator. DeedSpring takes the third job off your plate — chasing signatures, watching deadlines, updating clients — so evenings go back to being evenings.
Evenings are for anything but paperwork
You already know both versions of this week. The left one runs on your evenings; the right one runs on your coordinator’s.
- 10 PM: still emailing the listing agent for the signed counter.
- A buyer calls mid-showing to ask what happens after inspection.
- You realize on Friday that the loan contingency expired Wednesday.
- Sunday night is for writing update emails to every client.
- The counter was chased at 2 PM — signed by dinner, filed automatically.
- Their portal already told them: appraisal next, and the lender has it.
- You got a nudge five days out, with an extension addendum already drafted.
- Portals update themselves as the deal moves. Sunday is yours again.
Every deal you’re carrying, on one calm page
This is DeedSpring for one busy agent: every deal, its stage, its next milestone — and what the coordinator already handled today without being asked.
Your pipeline
Tuesday, May 20 · 4 active dealsOne agent’s live pipeline on a Tuesday morning. The coordinator works every row; the green notes are what it did before you opened your laptop.
Built for the agent who does it all
Close more without working nights
The follow-ups, reminders, and deadline math that used to fill your evenings run all day without you. Taking the next listing doesn’t cost you a weekend.
Every client feels like your only client
Portals answer “what happens next” before anyone calls, and follow-ups go out the hour they’re due — the service of a full team, from one person.
Nothing waits on your memory
Contingency dates are read from the contract and watched around the clock. You hear about a risk days early, with the fix already drafted.
Look bigger than one person
A branded portal, prompt paperwork, and updates that never slip read like a staffed office. At referral time, that’s what clients remember.
I carried six closings through June without a single evening of paperwork. My clients thought I’d hired an assistant. In a way, I had.
Close with confidence.
Set up your first transaction in minutes. Your clients get their portal — and your coordinator starts working the file — the moment you do.