Sisu alternative
Every deal on your team, run the same way.
Without depending on any one person.
Every file still needs someone to read the contract, build the checklist, and catch the email that arrived with no address in the subject line. Ava does that on every deal, for every agent, from intake forward.
Your first transaction is free · No credit card required · No per-seat fees
Quick answer
Is ListedKit AI a good Sisu alternative?
ListedKit AI is the Sisu alternative for real estate teams that want every deal run the same way. Ava reads the executed contract at intake, extracts every date, party, and contingency, builds the timeline to your state's rules, matches every incoming email to the right deal even when the subject line has no address, and tracks your brokerage's checklist alongside it. The point for a team is consistency: that intelligence runs on every deal, for every agent, without depending on any one person knowing how to use the system. ListedKit AI is $14.99 per contract intake with your first transaction free and no per-seat fees, so the cost never scales with headcount.
Trusted by real estate teams across the country
The real problem
Knowing what closed is not the same as running what is open.
A team lead can see the pipeline and still not know whether the file that came in last night has been opened correctly. Reporting is backward-looking by design, and it is honest about that. The work that decides whether the number is good happens earlier, on a Tuesday, when someone reads an executed contract and works out what the contingency language means for the calendar.
That earlier work is where teams lose consistency. It runs at whatever standard the person doing it holds that week. When a coordinator is on vacation, or a new agent opens their own file, the standard is only as strong as who is at the desk.
“Your AI system is the only one out there that we've really seen like it right now. So it's not a matter of if we're going to use it, it's a matter of how we're going to optimize it.”
A transaction coordination business owner · 2026 demo
How the switch works
One deal, two layers.
The transactions your team is running today do not stop while you move. Ava runs the coordination layer from intake forward, and the manual work you have been doing runs alongside it until you no longer need it.
Reads the contract
Purchase agreement, counters, addenda. Every date, every party, every contingency.
Catches every email
Matched to the right deal by context, even with no address in the subject line.
Builds the timeline
Your state's rules, business days and federal holidays counted correctly.
Holds the standard
The same reading and the same checklist on every file, for every agent.
Someone reads it
The file opens at whatever standard the person at the desk holds that week.
Then it gets re-typed
The same dates from the same contract, entered again wherever else they are needed.
The standard stops depending on who is at the desk.
There is nothing to configure and no template to build first. Upload one executed contract and Ava reads it, extracts every date and party, and builds the timeline the same way it will on every file after it.
Two layers · One deal · Nothing to configure
Who owns what
ListedKit AI and Sisu, job by job.
Every job in a transaction, and which layer it runs on. Read it as a division of labor, not a scorecard. The rows marked as yours are the ones your team is doing by hand today.
| Job in the transaction | Runs on |
|---|---|
| Reading the executed contract at intake | Ava |
| Extracting every date, party, and contingency | Ava |
| Catching every email about the deal and matching it to the file | Ava |
| Building the timeline to your state's rules | Ava |
| Following your brokerage's own checklist and rules | Ava |
| Telling your team what needs to happen next | Ava |
| Re-typing the same deal into a second system | You, today |
| Remembering how each agent likes their files opened | You, today |
| Running every deal on the team the same wayWhere the switch happens | Ava, from day one |
The bottom line: Ava is not asking for the seat your reporting or CRM tools hold. It is the layer that reads what is inside the contract and what is arriving in your inbox, so every deal on the team opens the same way regardless of who brought it in.
Making the move
Switch on one contract. There is nothing to configure.
Bring the standard you already have
The checklists and task sequences your ops team built do not have to be rebuilt. Ava reads into them rather than replacing them.
- Export the checklist or task sequence your team runs today.
- Paste it into Ava once. It keeps it exactly as written, with no templates to rebuild and no transaction types to configure.
- It dates it from the contract it read, on every deal, in every state.
Connect the inbox the deals already live in
Ava connects to Gmail, where your team's transactions are already happening. Your process stays yours. It fills it in faster.
- Connect your email. Every message about a deal lands in the right file.
- Upload the executed contract. Ava reads it and builds the timeline.
- Your team reviews, rather than re-enters. The extraction work is its, the approval is theirs.
What the coordination layer costs
Priced per intake, not per seat.
Your first transaction is free, and volume discounts run up to 27% off. There are no per-seat fees, so the whole team runs on one account and adding a coordinator or an agent does not change the price.
There is no fixed monthly cost on a slow month. Against a transaction coordinator at $300 to $500 per transaction, or against the forty five minutes per file spent reading the contract by hand, the math works either way. See the full breakdown on pricing.
Customer voice
From the people running the files, not just reporting on them.
Verified G2 reviews, verbatim. Role attribution only.
“Ava is amazing and really speeds up my process.”
“AI utilization helps us manage our deals more effectively and stay on top of our key dates.”
“The ability for Ava to read the contracts and documents.”
“I really find the task lists helpful, they pull directly from the contract.”
Questions
ListedKit AI and Sisu, answered.
What is the best Sisu alternative for real estate teams?
ListedKit AI is the Sisu alternative for real estate teams that want every deal to run the same way. Ava reads the executed contract at intake, extracts every date and party, builds the timeline to your state's rules, matches every incoming email to the right deal, and tracks your brokerage's checklist alongside it. That happens on every file, for every agent, without depending on any one person knowing how to use the system.
What does Ava read at intake?
The purchase agreement, the counters, and the addenda. It extracts every date, every party, and every contingency, including the details agents miss, then builds your timeline to your state's rules with business days and federal holidays counted correctly in all 50 states. It shows you what it found and you confirm it, so the reading is its and the review step is yours.
Can I bring my existing templates and checklists to ListedKit?
Yes. Ava does not replace your workflow, it reads into it. Paste your standard checklist, task sequence, or contract structure once and Ava keeps it exactly as written, then dates it from the contract it read on every deal. There is no rebuilding from scratch and no configuration project.
Do I have to rebuild my process to switch?
No. Ava works inside your existing workflow. It connects to Gmail, where your transactions already live, and follows the process you already run. If your team has a detailed standard, give it to Ava once and it applies it every time. If you do not have one, it builds it from the contract.
What does ListedKit AI cost for a team?
ListedKit AI is $14.99 per contract intake, with your first transaction free and volume discounts up to 27% off. There are no per-seat fees, so the whole team runs on one account and the cost never scales with headcount. There is no fixed monthly cost on a slow month, and against a transaction coordinator at $300 to $500 per transaction the math works either way.
Can I use ListedKit AI alongside the tools my team already runs?
Yes, and most teams do. Ava is not asking for the seat your reporting, CRM, or compliance tools hold. It runs the coordination layer: reading the contract, building the timeline, matching every email to the right deal, and tracking the checklist, so the file that reaches your other systems is already complete. There is nothing to migrate first.
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