CT Signature for Real Estate

Electronic signatures built for real estate teams.

Send a purchase agreement from your phone between showings. Get it back signed before the next appointment. CT Signature is a full e-signature platform — ESIGN/UETA compliant, mobile-first, and priced for how brokerages and agents actually work.

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ESIGN/UETA: Legally binding for real estate contracts
Mobile-first: Buyers sign on the device they have
Pay-as-you-go: No per-seat traps for small brokerages

What you can send

Every doc your transactions need

Drag-and-drop fields onto any PDF, save it as a reusable template, and send to one or many signers in any order.

Purchase & sale agreements
Listing agreements and amendments
Seller disclosures & lead-paint forms
Buyer/tenant representation agreements
Lease agreements and addenda

ESIGN compliant

Federal e-signature law

UETA compliant

State-by-state coverage

Audit trail

Every signature, timestamped

Tamper-evident

Cryptographic PDF integrity

Why this matters

Real estate moves at the speed of the slowest signature.

A buyer is ready to sign. They're at lunch, sitting in their car, or about to board a flight. The deal hinges on getting their initials on six pages in the next twenty minutes — not on driving to your office or printing-scanning-emailing from a hotel printer that might not exist.

CT Signature is built for that moment. Send the document from your phone, the buyer signs on theirs, and the executed PDF is back in your transaction folder before the next showing — with a complete audit trail attached. No per-user license games, no enterprise sales call to add a junior agent.

Built for the realities of real estate

Send from anywhere — agent on the road, TC at the desk, broker reviewing from a closing
Sign on anything — buyer's phone, seller's laptop, co-signer's tablet
Reusable templates — your standard listing packet ready to send in one tap
Per-envelope pricing — pay for the documents you send, not the agents on your roster

Capabilities for real estate

Everything a transaction needs, nothing you don't.

Mobile-first signing experience

Buyers and sellers sign with their finger or stylus on their own device. No app to download, no account to create — just tap the link and sign.

Reusable templates for your standard forms

Upload your listing agreement once, place the fields, save the template. Every future listing is a 30-second send instead of a 10-minute setup.

Multi-signer routing

Send to buyer first, then seller, then your broker for review — sequential, parallel, or mixed. Each signer only sees their assigned fields.

Tamper-evident PDFs with audit trail

Cryptographic hashing means a signed contract can be verified months later. Every action — viewed, signed, declined — is timestamped with IP and device fingerprint.

ESIGN and UETA compliance built in

Consent disclosure, identity capture, and intent-to-sign tracking happen automatically. Your contracts hold up the way regulators and courts expect.

Per-envelope pricing without per-seat lock-in

A two-agent brokerage and a fifty-agent brokerage shouldn't pay the same per-user toll. Pay for what you send. Add agents without adding cost.

What it looks like in practice

A few ways teams use this.

Listing agent, in the car between showings

You just got verbal acceptance on an offer. You pull over, send the executed offer for buyer initials and seller signatures from your phone. Both parties sign before you reach your next listing. The countersigned PDF is in your CRM by the time you park.

Transaction coordinator at the desk

You're managing twelve open files. Each one has its own packet of disclosures, addenda, and amendments. Templates mean a new file is set up in minutes, not an hour. Status alerts tell you which signers have stalled — so you can nudge them before deadlines slip.

Broker reviewing from a closing

Your associate sent a counter-offer. You're sitting at someone else's closing. You open the link on your phone, review, sign, done. Back to the closing without missing a step.

Frequently asked

Real estate teams ask these before they switch.

Is an electronic signature legally binding for real estate contracts?

Yes. The federal ESIGN Act (2000) and state-level UETA laws give electronic signatures the same legal standing as ink signatures for real estate purchase agreements, listing agreements, leases, and disclosures in all 50 states. CT Signature captures consent, intent, identity, and a tamper-evident audit trail — the exact elements a regulator or court looks for if a signature is ever challenged.

Can my buyers and sellers sign without creating an account?

Yes. Signers receive a secure email link, click to open the document on whatever device they have, and sign with their finger, stylus, or typed signature. No download, no account creation. The signed PDF and audit trail come back to you automatically.

Can I save my standard listing packet as a template?

Yes. Upload any PDF — your state's standard listing agreement, your brokerage's disclosure form, your buyer rep agreement — and place signature, initial, date, and text fields once. Save it as a template, and every future send takes seconds. Different signer roles can be pre-assigned to different field sets.

Can I send the same document to multiple signers in a specific order?

Yes. CT Signature supports sequential routing (buyer signs first, then seller, then broker), parallel routing (everyone gets it at once), and mixed orders. Each signer only sees the fields assigned to them, and the next signer is automatically notified when the previous one finishes.

How does pricing work for a small brokerage?

CT Signature offers subscription tiers plus pay-as-you-go pricing on top, so a two-agent shop pays for what they actually send instead of buying seats they don't use. There's no enterprise sales call required to get started — sign up, send a document, you're running.

What happens if a signed document is challenged later?

Every CT Signature envelope produces a tamper-evident PDF and a separate audit certificate showing every action: who viewed it, when, from what IP and device, when each field was signed, and a cryptographic hash that proves the document hasn't been altered since execution. That audit certificate is the standard evidence package courts and arbitrators look for.

Close your next deal without chasing a signature.

Get on the early-access list and we'll set up your brokerage on CT Signature with your standard listing packet pre-loaded as a template.

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