TCDocs alternative
Two data entries for every contract.
Ava reads it once.
The details only reach your system because someone opened the document and typed them in. Ava reads the executed contract at intake, pulls every date, party, and contingency out of it, and builds the timeline before anyone has re-keyed a field.
Your first transaction is free · No credit card required · Nothing to configure
Quick answer
Is ListedKit AI a good TCDocs alternative?
ListedKit AI is the TCDocs alternative for transaction coordinators who are tired of entering the same contract twice. Ava reads the executed contract at intake, extracts every date, party, and contingency, and builds the timeline to your state's rules with business days and federal holidays counted correctly, so the information reaches your file without anyone re-typing it. It also matches every incoming email to the right deal, even when the subject line has no property address in it. ListedKit AI is $14.99 per contract intake with your first transaction free and no per-seat fees.
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The real problem
The contract gets read once. It gets typed out twice.
A checklist tool is only as current as the last person who fed it. The contract arrives, someone opens it, reads down the page for the acceptance date and the contingency windows and the parties, and then types all of it somewhere else so the system can do its part. The tool is doing what it promised. The reading and the re-keying are just not part of what it promised.
That is why the same information ends up living in two or three places, entered by hand each time. Every one of those entries came from the same document, and the mistakes happen in between.
“I've lived and died off my spreadsheets for years. I enter data into my spreadsheet and then I take that data and enter it again into TC docs to generate their summary. So I'm doing two data entries for every contract.”
A transaction coordinator · 2026 demo
How the switch works
One deal, two layers.
The transaction you are running today does not stop while you move. Ava runs the coordination layer from intake forward, and the reading and re-keying 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.
Follows your checklist
Give Ava the checklist you already use once and it keeps it exactly as written.
Read it yourself
Line by line, for every file, before anything downstream can happen.
Then type it again
The same dates from the same contract, entered wherever else they are needed.
One reading, and it is not yours.
There is nothing to configure and no checklist to rebuild first. Upload one executed contract and Ava reads it, extracts every date and party, and builds the timeline. Your job becomes confirming what it found.
Two layers · One deal · Nothing to configure
Who owns what
ListedKit AI and TCDocs, 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 you are 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 |
| Reading the contract line by line yourself | You, today |
| Typing the same details into a second system | You, today |
| Opening a file without entering anything twiceWhere the switch happens | Ava, from day one |
The bottom line: the checklist is not the slow part. The reading is. Ava is the layer that opens the contract and everything attached to it, so the dates, the parties, and the deadlines exist in your file without a second data entry.
Making the move
Switch on one contract. There is nothing to configure.
Bring the checklist you already use
The workflow you configured does not have to be rebuilt. Ava reads into it rather than replacing it.
- Export the checklist or task sequence you run 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 deal already lives in
Ava connects to Gmail, where the transaction is 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.
- Confirm what it found. The extraction work is its, the review step is yours.
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 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 you spend reading the contract yourself, the math works either way. To run it for your own volume, use the free TC cost calculator.
Customer voice
From people who stopped entering the same contract twice.
Verified G2 reviews, verbatim. Role attribution only.
“Typically I'm having to go through line by line on contracts and the intake process can take hours for just one file. It's shortened this to just 30mins to an hour.”
“The ability for Ava to read the contracts and documents.”
“I like how it reads my documents and acts as an extra set of eyes.”
“I really find the task lists helpful, they pull directly from the contract.”
Questions
ListedKit AI and TCDocs, answered.
What is the best TCDocs alternative?
ListedKit AI is the TCDocs alternative for transaction coordinators who want the contract read rather than re-typed. Ava reads the executed contract at intake, extracts every date, party, and contingency, and builds the timeline to your state's rules, so the details reach your file without anyone entering them by hand. It also matches every incoming email to the right deal, even when the subject line has no property address in it.
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.
What is the difference between TCDocs and ListedKit AI?
Where the contract gets read. In a checklist-and-workflow tool, the details reach the system because a person opened the document and entered them, which is the step that turns one contract into two data entries. With ListedKit AI, Ava does the reading. The timeline, the parties, and the deadlines come out of the contract itself, and your job becomes confirming what it found.
What does ListedKit AI cost?
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 there is no fixed monthly cost on a slow month. You pay for the coordination layer only when you open a file.
Will Ava follow my brokerage's rules and my market's norms?
Yes. Ava has a built-in rules section where you write your brokerage's rules, your market's norms, and how your team handles deals, in plain language, with no configuration required. It applies those rules when building timelines and calculating deadlines on every deal, in all 50 states.
Do I have to rebuild my checklist to switch?
No. If you already have a checklist or a task sequence you run on every deal, give it to Ava once and it keeps it exactly as written, then dates it from the contract it read. If you do not have one, it builds it from the contract. Either way there is nothing to configure first.
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Upload one executed contract and watch Ava pull every date and party out of it and build the timeline before you have entered a field.
Your first transaction is free. No credit card required. Nothing to configure.