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The first call

Add a lead, and Soldcrest shows who to call today and who nobody has called yet.

See how it works

The first call: a screen from the Soldcrest app, with the demo office’s made-up data

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The showing

Book the showing, ask the buyer’s agent for feedback and give the seller a private page with each week’s report.

See how it works

The showing: a screen from the Soldcrest app, with the demo office’s made-up data

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The offer

Every offer and counter side by side, with what the seller keeps from each one.

See how it works

The offer: a screen from the Soldcrest app, with the demo office’s made-up data

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The paperwork

Texas and Florida forms filled in their blanks, then signed from the same file.

See how it works

The paperwork: a screen from the Soldcrest app, with the demo office’s made-up data

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The keys

Steps, dates and people in one place until the closing, and the agent’s pay sheet after it.

See how it works

The keys: a screen from the Soldcrest app, with the demo office’s made-up data

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Real estate software · Texas & Florida

Every sale, from the first call to the closing.

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A sale usually lives in a contact list, a forms site, a signing service and a spreadsheet. Soldcrest keeps it in one file, so the whole office sees what happens next.

One house

From the outside, a sale looks simple.

Inside, it takes a whole office.

The roof

Lift the roof, and there’s the office.

Commissions, pay sheets, licenses and reports.

Upstairs

Upstairs, the paperwork.

Forms, signatures and notices when the law changes.

Downstairs

Downstairs, the people.

Contacts, showings, offers and the closing. All of it in one place.

What it does

The sale

Your dayEverything waiting for you this morning, on one screen.Contacts and listsEvery person, their whole story, and who to call today.Follow-up, emails and home alertsPlans and messages that wait for your OK.Lead routingNew leads go to the next agent, by turn, area and language.Homes for saleListings with photos, floor plans, a page to share and a report for the seller.Showings and open housesBook visits, collect feedback, sign visitors in by QR.Market analysis (CMA)Comparable sales, a suggested price and a printable presentation.Offers and countersEvery offer side by side, with what the seller keeps.FormsFills 18 Texas forms and 6 Florida notices, only in their blanks.SignaturesSend to sign from the file, with a certificate and a full record.ClosingsSteps, dates and people of each sale, and a private page for your client.Contract review with AIIt flags blanks, dates, amounts and signatures that look missing.In testing Law noticesIt watches the official pages of both states.In testing

The office

Team and privacyRoles, teams and branches. You can make each agent see only their own.CommissionsSplits, tiers and caps, with a pay sheet for each closing.Agent fees and booksFees, income and expenses, and a file for QuickBooks.Reports and goalsClosings, volume, the leaderboard and weekly goals.Onboarding and recruitingWho you’re recruiting, and checklists for new agents in both states.Licenses and coursesRenewal dates and course hours in both states.

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24forms and notices Soldcrest fills: 18 for Texas and 6 for Florida
2states, each with its own steps and notices
2languages on the screens: English and Spanish
1file for each sale, from first call to closing

Made for two states

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Texas

See how it works

TREC’s resale contract and addenda
Option period and earnest money in the closing steps
Watches TREC’s rules page and three form pages

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Florida

See how it works

State notices: flood, radon, property tax and agent relationship
Inspection period in the closing steps
Watches Florida’s real estate statute and rules for changes

Questions

Can I sign up today?

Not on your own. Soldcrest is in early access, and a new office joins with an invitation. Tell us about your office and we’ll show it to you.

Does it connect to my MLS?

Not yet. Each MLS requires its own data license, and those connections aren’t included today.

Does it send emails and texts by itself?

Not your follow-up: it’s prepared and waits for your OK, and texts go out from your own phone. Only notices go by themselves, like a new lead to its agent or a signing request. Sending email isn’t turned on yet.

Is it all in English and Spanish?

The screens are, and each person chooses theirs. The broker chooses the language of what Soldcrest writes by itself: tasks, notes and drafts to a contact whose language isn’t set. The state forms stay in English, as published.

Are Florida Realtors contracts included?

No, they are copyrighted. Soldcrest prepares a sheet with the file’s data to copy into your licensed copy. State notices are filled in.

Is it legal advice?

No. Soldcrest helps you fill in and check paperwork. You and your broker review everything before it goes out.

See it with your own office in mind.

Early access for agents and brokers in Texas and Florida.