Jointly vs Ketch

Jointly helps real estate professionals draft and sign contracts, manage transactions, and close deals. Guided webforms prepare offers, flag potential errors, and add required documents and addenda; generated contracts can be sent to clients for e-signature. The service imports data from supported MLS sources to prepopulate listings and contract documents, with current availability limited to select MLS listings in Texas and Arizona. Transaction tools include offer comparison, task checklists, deadline timelines, reminders, calendar sync, client portals, and document storage. Jointly also supports lease transactions and describes tenant screening tools powered by TransUnion. It is designed for agents, teams, brokerages, transaction coordinators, property managers, and associations. The platform is available on Android, iOS, and the web, with a mobile-friendly interface. Starter includes seven free deals, then costs $9 a month. Pro costs $49 a month, and Business costs $249 a month*. Association pricing is available by contacting sales, while Enterprise uses custom pricing. Jointly says clients can sign on any device and users keep an audit trail of each step; the pricing page lists phone, email, and chat support, including 24/7 support.

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