Built with solo agents in mind. Tracd reads your signed contract and builds the plan to get through closing.
Tasks grouped by phase, the real dates from your agreement, and reminders before each one — all from a single upload.
Drop in the signed contract as soon as it's ratified. That's the starting point for everything else.
Dates, parties, contingencies, and financing terms are read out of the agreement by AI, rather than retyped by you.
One quick pass to confirm what was found and fill in anything the contract leaves open.
A state-specific checklist with computed deadlines, and notifications as each one approaches — so nothing depends on you remembering to check.
“Buyer shall have ten (10) days from the Effective Date to complete inspections.”
Inspection Deadline: May 12
Templated checklists don't know what your agreement actually contains — you're still cross-checking dates by hand.
Each deadline is computed from the contingency periods written into your own agreement.
Each transaction includes a secure, read-only link that you can share — no account, no app download. They see a plain-language summary of where things stand and the documents on file, kept current without a single status-update call from you.
Offer Accepted
Apr 2
Earnest Money & Disclosures Complete
Inspections Complete
Financing Approved
Est. May 12
Final Walk-Through Scheduled
Closing
May 30
A human transaction coordinator typically charges $300 to $500 per closing. Tracd is a fraction of that.
Both plans include state-specific checklists, deadline reminders, and a client portal. Cancel anytime.
Not exactly. It's a digital alternative to hiring a TC. Tracd doesn't schedule inspections, negotiate repairs, or make calls on your behalf. What it does is read your purchase agreement, build the task list that gets you to closing, compute every deadline, and keep you ahead of them, with a portal your clients can check anytime. If that organization and tracking is what you'd hire a TC for, Tracd covers it.
Nothing lands on your checklist until you've confirmed it. After the upload, every extracted value goes to a review screen with anything uncertain flagged for a second look, and you can correct any date or term later if something changes.
No. Your first transaction is completely free, no card required. You'll only add payment when you're ready to start your next transaction.
You'll pay a small one-time fee for that extra transaction ($20 on Essential, $15 on Pro), charged only when you actually use it. Never a surprise batch invoice at the end of the month.
Not today. Every Tracd account belongs to one agent, and plans are priced per agent. If you're running a team and want a shared plan, email support@usetracd.com and tell us what you'd need — that's how we decide what to build next.
Delaware is fully supported today, with more states actively being added. Everywhere else falls back to a generic checklist in the meantime. If yours isn't listed yet, email support@usetracd.com and tell us which state you work in — that's how we decide what to build next.
Send your buyer or seller a secure, read-only link to follow their transaction, with no account or app download required on their end. This client portal shows an accurate summary of each phase's status and uploaded documents, never your full task list. Each link only ever shows that one transaction.
Each agent's transactions are isolated at the database level, so no other customer can reach your data. Uploaded documents live in private storage and are served only through short-lived signed links. Client portal links require verification for access, are limited to a single transaction, and expire on their own.
Yes. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime from your billing settings. No phone calls required.