ClosedEasy vs SkySlope
SkySlope is a brokerage-oriented real estate transaction management suite: transaction files, custom checklists, broker audit and review, forms, e-signature (DigiSign), offer management and back-office accounting, positioned as the way to run a brokerage. ClosedEasy is a client-facing escrow board that runs alongside a tool like SkySlope: one link where the buyer or seller sees where the deal stands, what's next, their to-dos, documents and dates, with an assistant for their questions.
SkySlope facts and prices are from SkySlope's own website, read on November 6, 2026; SkySlope is made by Fidelity National Financial. ClosedEasy prices are the ones Billing charges today. Product names are their owners' trademarks.
At a glance
| SkySlope | ClosedEasy | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Brokerage transaction management and compliance | Client-facing escrow board (client communication), not transaction management |
| Built for | Brokerages first; agents through their brokerage | Agents, transaction coordinators, teams and brokerages who want clients to see their deal |
| What the client sees | No client portal, client login or client-facing timeline is described on skyslope.com; clients meet SkySlope when they sign documents through DigiSign. | Timeline with done, now and next steps, who each step waits on, dates, their to-dos, documents and signing links, appointments, the agent's updates, a wire-fraud warning on money steps, and an assistant for questions about their own deal |
| Client login | No login | No login or app: the client opens one link and types a 6-digit code emailed (or texted) to them |
| Entry price | SkySlope Suite: Starting at $340 per month | $35/month flat (Agent Pro) or $279/year; Coordinator Pro $79/month |
| Free tier | None stated for the Suite, Forms or DigiSign | No free plan; buyers and sellers never pay |
| Trial | Not stated | 14 days, card required, nothing charged until day 14 |
| Setup fees | An activation fee is paid at contract signing; the amount is not stated | None |
| E-signature | DigiSign, built in | None built in; signing status is pulled in by CC-ing the deal's email address on DocuSign, dotloop, Authentisign, SkySlope and other envelopes |
| Forms and compliance | SkySlope Forms, a real estate forms platform. Its core: broker dashboard, file review and audit. | None; forms stay in the broker's system. None; the broker's system stays the record of the file. |
| AI | Smart Suite: scans, splits and routes uploaded PDFs to checklists | Client assistant for questions about their deal; agent/TC deal and portfolio assistants, drafted replies and reminders, contract and addendum reading |
What SkySlope costs
Quote-based brokerage subscription with a published floor; individual Forms and DigiSign subscriptions are priced per user. Source: SkySlope pricing page, read November 6, 2026.
- SkySlope SuiteTransaction management with Forms included and DigiSign; the quote depends on how many agentsStarting at $340 per month
- SkySlope Forms (individual)Forms with integrated e-signature, templates and clauses$15.99/mo or $149/yr
- DigiSignUnlimited envelopes and reusable templates$6.25/mo billed annually
- SkyTC (human TC service)A transaction coordinator handles paperwork, deadlines and broker checksStarting at $299 per deal
Free tier: None stated for the Suite, Forms or DigiSign. Trial: Not stated. Setup fees: An activation fee is paid at contract signing; the amount is not stated.
ClosedEasy: $35/month flat (Agent Pro) or $279/year; Coordinator Pro $79/month; no free plan; buyers and sellers never pay; trial 14 days, card required, nothing charged until day 14; no setup fees. Every ClosedEasy plan.
What the buyer or seller gets
SkySlope: No client portal, client login or client-facing timeline is described on skyslope.com; clients meet SkySlope when they sign documents through DigiSign. Notifications: Email, where stated: DigiSign emails signing invitations and copies of completed documents. Source.
ClosedEasy: Timeline with done, now and next steps, who each step waits on, dates, their to-dos, documents and signing links, appointments, the agent's updates, a wire-fraud warning on money steps, and an assistant for questions about their own deal. No login or app: the client opens one link and types a 6-digit code emailed (or texted) to them. Clients are told by email, and by text when they agreed to texts, when steps are done, documents are needed or dates move.
Pick SkySlope if
You run a brokerage and need compliance review, forms, e-signature and an audit trail across every agent's file. Most agents don't choose SkySlope; their brokerage provides it.
Pick ClosedEasy if
Your brokerage already runs SkySlope (or similar) and you want your buyer or seller to see where their deal stands without a login, with to-dos, documents, updates and an assistant.
Using both
This is the normal pairing. SkySlope is the brokerage's record of the file and signature tool; ClosedEasy is the client's board. ClosedEasy can show signing status by being CC'd on SkySlope DigiSign envelopes, and the Trackxi-style overlap doesn't arise because SkySlope has no client portal.
Worth knowing about SkySlope
- Suite pricing is published only as a floor, starting at $340 per month, with no long-term contract required. Source
- SkySlope was founded in 2011 in Sacramento and acquired by Fidelity National Financial. Source
- The help center has no article about a client portal; clients are reached through DigiSign signing emails. Source
Questions people ask
Does ClosedEasy replace SkySlope?
No. SkySlope is brokerage compliance, forms and e-signature; ClosedEasy is the client-facing board that runs beside it. Agents keep SkySlope as the record of the file.
Does SkySlope have a client portal?
Its website and help center describe no client portal, client login or client-facing timeline (checked 2026-11-06). Clients encounter SkySlope when they sign through DigiSign.
How much does SkySlope cost?
The SkySlope Suite starts at $340 per month by quote; an individual Forms subscription is $15.99 a month or $149 a year, and DigiSign is $6.25 a month billed annually (vendor pages, checked 2026-11-06). ClosedEasy is $35 a month per agent, or one team or brokerage subscription billed by active agents.
Keep SkySlope if it runs your file. Add the client piece.
ClosedEasy is $35/month flat (Agent Pro) or $279/year, no setup fee, first two weeks free; clients never pay.
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