SOL Pro handles transaction coordination, manages your inbox, drafts your listings, and runs your pipeline — 24 / 7, for a fraction of the cost of human staff. Built for agents closing 1 to 80+ deals a month.
From contract-to-close, SOL Pro tracks every task, deadline, and document. Sends reminders, chases signatures, and keeps clients warm — never misses a day.
A clean, glanceable view of every deal in your book. Drag deals through stages, see what's blocked, and watch commissions project themselves in real time.
Drop in photos, square footage, and a few notes. Get MLS copy, Instagram carousels, flyer copy, and email blasts — in your voice — in under 30 seconds.
Ask anything about your pipeline, inbox, or clients in plain English. SOL Pro pulls from your deals, emails, and TC hub to answer and act in seconds.
Plug in your email, calendar, and deal info. 4-minute setup, zero migration hassles.
SOL Pro pulls every active deal, contact, and conversation — and indexes it in seconds.
Hand off tasks — 'write this listing', 'summarize this thread', 'draft a follow-up for Maria'.
SOL Pro runs the back office 24/7. You stay in front of clients. Deals close on time.
Connect Gmail or Outlook and SOL Pro reads every thread in the background — flagging action items, pending signatures, new leads, and time-sensitive replies before they fall through the cracks.
White-label SOL Pro for your brokerage. Bulk seat pricing, unified compliance, and a dashboard your leadership can actually use. 10+ seat minimums start at $399/agent/month.
Create a broker account →I was paying a TC $4,200 a month and still chasing signatures at 10pm. SOL Pro does the same job in the background and never sleeps. Six months in I'm closing more and working less.
I dropped photos and a few notes into SOL Pro and had MLS copy, an Instagram caption, and a follow-up email ready before I even got back to my car. Sundays are mine again.
Listing copy used to eat my Sundays. Now I drop in photos and SOL Pro gives me MLS, email, and IG — in my voice — in under a minute. I don't know how I worked without it.