AI Contract Generator for Real Estate
An AI Contract Generator for Real Estate that designs enforceable listing agreements in about five minutes for a few cents.
Built for Real Estate
Where it hurts
- Property owners choosing an agent based on commission rate rather than marketing strategy and results
- Proposals that list services without demonstrating local market knowledge or recent comparable sales
- Buyers and vendors unclear on the step-by-step process from listing to settlement
- Missing the window to win a listing appointment because the proposal isn't ready in time
- Generic one-page flyers that fail to project the premium positioning the property deserves
Pricing model: commission percentage
What you hand over
- Comparative market analysis (CMA) and recommended listing price
- Marketing strategy (professional photography, floor plan, online listings)
- Copywritten property description for all advertising channels
- Agent representation through inspections, open homes, and negotiations
- Buyer qualification and offer presentation
- Contract preparation and coordination to settlement
- Post-settlement reporting and client communication
What goes into a Contract
- 1Parties & effective date
Names you and the property owner as parties and fixes the effective date the listing engagement begins.
- 2Scope of services
Sets out everything you deliver, from the comparative market analysis and recommended price through marketing, photography, open homes, negotiation, and coordination to settlement.
- 3Term & termination
Defines how long the listing authority runs, any exclusivity, and the conditions under which either side can end the engagement.
- 4Fees & payment
States your commission percentage, when it is earned against the sale price, and how and when payment is made.
- 5IP & confidentiality
Protects ownership and confidentiality of your property description, photography, floor plan, and marketing materials across every advertising channel.
- 6Warranties & liability
Sets out the warranties each party gives and limits liability around marketing, representations, and the conduct of the sale.
- 7Governing law & signatures
Names the governing law for the agreement and provides the signature blocks for you and the property owner to execute it.
How Waxe builds your real estate listing agreement
- 1
Tell Waxe about the listing
Give Waxe the property, the owner, and your recommended listing price from the comparative market analysis. She uses recent comparable sales and the property's positioning to ground the agreement in this specific deal rather than a generic shell.
- 2
Set your commission terms
Confirm your commission percentage and when it is earned. Waxe writes the fees and payment section around your model, so the agreement states the rate against the sale price clearly instead of leaving a placeholder fee for you to chase later.
- 3
Lay out the marketing scope
Waxe turns your marketing strategy into the scope of services: professional photography, floor plan, copywritten description, and online listings. She frames representation through inspections, open homes, and negotiation so the owner can see the full path from listing to settlement.
- 4
Generate the full contract
In about five minutes for a few cents, Waxe designs the complete agreement with parties, term and termination, IP and confidentiality, warranties and liability, governing law, and signatures all in order. Every part is populated with your real terms.
- 5
Review and present
Read through, adjust anything specific to the property or jurisdiction, and present it at the listing appointment the same day. You arrive with a finished, on-brand contract rather than a flyer, ready to win the listing before the window closes.
What an on-brand listing agreement looks like
The finished contract reads as a premium plan for one property, not a reused template. The scope ties your comparative market analysis and recommended price to recent comparable sales, then lays out photography, floor plan, online listings, and the route through open homes and negotiation to settlement. Your commission sits next to that evidence of results, so the rate reads as the price of a strategy rather than a number an owner can shop on alone.
The old way versus waxTable
Why agents use the AI Contract Generator for Real Estate
Ready before the window closes
A listing is often won or lost on whether the agreement is ready in time. Waxe generates the full contract in about five minutes, so you walk into the appointment with a finished document instead of a promise to send one later.
Commission framed as results
Owners are tempted to pick an agent on rate alone. The contract states your commission percentage right beside your comparative market analysis and marketing strategy, so the number reads as the price of a plan rather than a figure to shop around.
Local knowledge on the page
The scope of services ties recent comparable sales and your recommended listing price to the marketing you will run. The agreement demonstrates market knowledge instead of listing tasks, so the owner sees a considered strategy for their specific property.
Premium positioning, not a flyer
A generic one-pager undersells a property. Waxe produces a complete, enforceable agreement with every part in order, projecting the premium positioning the listing deserves and setting you apart from agents who turn up with a bullet list.
A clear path to settlement
Buyers and vendors often lose track of the process. The contract lays out term, marketing, representation through inspections and open homes, offer presentation, and coordination to settlement, so everyone can follow the engagement step by step.
Questions, answered
What does the AI Contract Generator for Real Estate actually produce?
It generates a complete, enforceable listing agreement between you and the property owner. The contract names the parties and effective date, sets out the scope of services from comparative market analysis through to settlement coordination, and states your commission percentage and payment terms. It covers term and termination, IP and confidentiality over your marketing copy and photography, warranties and liability, and the governing law and signature blocks. Every part is filled with your real deliverables, so the agreement reflects the marketing strategy you actually run, not a blank skeleton.
Can it reflect a commission-percentage pricing model instead of a flat fee?
Yes. The fees and payment section is built around your commission percentage, so the contract states the agreed rate, when it is earned, and how it is calculated against the sale price. Waxe keeps the language tied to your terms rather than a generic placeholder fee. This matters when owners are tempted to choose an agent on rate alone. The agreement sits next to your marketing strategy and recent comparable sales, so the commission reads as the price of results, not a number in isolation.
How fast can I have an agreement ready for a listing appointment?
About five minutes for a few cents. The window to win a listing is short, and a contract that is not ready in time costs you the appointment. Waxe designs the full agreement in one pass, so you can walk in with a document already populated with the parties, your scope of services, the commission terms, and the path to settlement. There is no waiting on a paralegal or stitching together an old file. You review, adjust anything specific to the property, and present it the same day.
Does the contract show local market knowledge or just list services?
The scope of services is written to demonstrate what you deliver, not just to name it. It ties your comparative market analysis and recommended listing price to recent comparable sales, then lays out the marketing strategy, professional photography, floor plan, and online listings that follow. Waxe frames representation through inspections, open homes, and negotiation as a process the owner can follow step by step. The result reads as a considered plan for that property rather than a one-page flyer that lists tasks without context.
Is the generated agreement legally complete or just a starting point?
It is built as a complete, enforceable agreement, with every standard part present and in order. The document includes parties and effective date, scope, term and termination, fees, IP and confidentiality, warranties and liability, governing law, and signatures. Waxe populates each part with your specifics so nothing is left as a generic stub. You should still review it against your jurisdiction and have a professional check anything unusual to the deal. The point is that you start from a finished, on-brand contract rather than a blank page.
Your next contract, in five minutes
Tell Waxe about the client and get a complete, on-brand contract to review — the work of two days for a few cents. There is no blank page to start from and nothing to format by hand; you answer a short brief, Waxe does the drafting, and you keep full control of the final document in the editor.