SkySlope vs Broker & Agent
A brokerage transaction and compliance platform, or transactions and e-signature built into an
SkySlope is transaction management built for brokerages, owned by Fidelity National Financial. SkySlope Suite starts at $340/month with no long-term contract, and includes SkySlope Forms, file review and checklists. Agents can buy DigiSign e-signature on its own for $6.25/month billed annually. Broker & Agent Workspace (coming soon) includes transactions, document storage and e-signature free, inside a CRM with room for 100,000 contacts. Choose SkySlope for brokerage file review. Choose Workspace to run your own deals next to
- You’re an agent or small team running your own deals, and you want transactions
and e-signature free. - You want the deal to stay with the client record, next to your leads,
emails and pipeline. - You want to sign up online, month to month,
without a demo.
- You’re a brokerage that reviews every agent’s file for
compliance before closing. - You want MLS-synced forms and broker form libraries built into the platform
your broker reviews.
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What SkySlope costs, and what we cost
Their prices come from SkySlope’s own published pricing, checked Sep 29, 2026. Ours are on
SkySlope Suite is priced for a brokerage and sold through a demo; $340/month is its published starting price. An agent who only needs e-signature can buy SkySlope DigiSign for $6.25/month, billed annually, with unlimited envelopes. Workspace Free includes transactions and e-signature, up to 10 signature requests a day. Source: SkySlope Suite pricing, checked Sep 29, 2026. Confirm current pricing
SkySlope vs Broker & Agent, side by side
A tick marks the side with the edge on that row. Their details are from the sources listed at the end
Where Broker & Agent is different
The deal board, document storage and e-signature are on Workspace Free. SkySlope Suite starts at $340/month, with DigiSign
Sign up online and open your first deal, month to month. SkySlope Suite is sold through a demo, built to spec
Workspace is also the CRM, with room for 100,000 contacts, a lead inbox and pipeline, so the deal stays with the client record. SkySlope’s products don’t
How much does SkySlope cost in 2026?
SkySlope publishes one starting price: SkySlope Suite, its transaction management platform, from $340/month with no long-term contract required. Suite includes SkySlope Forms. DigiSign e-signature and SkySlope Books accounting are add-ons, and pricing past the starting figure comes
Agents can buy DigiSign on its own for $6.25/month, billed annually, with unlimited envelopes. SkySlope Forms is set up by connecting your MLS and verifying your association; its page doesn’t list
Workspace Free includes transactions, document storage and e-signature for up to 10 signature requests a day. Workspace Pro is $99/month, or $59 with one
Built for the broker, or for the agent
SkySlope is built around the brokerage. The broker dashboard, Quick Audit file review and transaction checklists let a brokerage check every agent’s file before closing. It was founded in 2011 and acquired by Fidelity National
Workspace is built around the agent. The deal stays with the client record, alongside the lead, the emails and the notes, and the deal board tracks milestones, close dates and commission. If your broker reviews files in SkySlope, you submit there, and your clients, your pipeline and your own view of every deal
Forms and e-signature
SkySlope Forms pulls MLS data into contracts and keeps broker form libraries current. DigiSign handles signatures, with strike-through, checkbox groups and drawn signatures, and
In Workspace, you upload the forms you already use, place the fields and send several as one packet, all on the free plan; Workspace Pro fills the fields in from the CRM. E-signature on Free includes draw-to-sign, checkboxes, expiry dates, reminders and resend, for up to 10 signature requests a day, with no per-envelope fee. Bulk send
A deal in Workspace
Stages, dates, documents and signatures stay with the client record, on the free plan. Names
When SkySlope is the better fit
SkySlope is built for brokerages whose main job is compliance: a broker dashboard, Quick Audit file review and checklists to check every agent’s file before closing, with MLS-synced forms and broker form libraries. The same company sells DigiSign e-signature, SkySlope Books for accounting and SkyTC for transaction coordination. It suits an office buying one platform for all its agents,
Moving from SkySlope to Broker & Agent
- Check what your brokerage requiresIf your broker reviews files in SkySlope, keep submitting there. Workspace runs alongside
it for free. - Finish open deals where they areClose out open files in SkySlope and start new deals in Workspace, so
nothing moves mid-transaction. - Bring your contactsExport your contacts from whatever CRM you use, or send a CSV. We’ll help you bring
them into Workspace. - Upload your formsAdd the forms you send most and set up the fields once, so every future deal starts from a ready template. On Workspace Pro, the fields fill in
from the CRM.
The deal board, key dates, documents and e-signature on every plan, and they stay with
SkySlope vs Broker & Agent: common questions
How much does SkySlope cost?
SkySlope Suite, SkySlope’s transaction management platform, starts at $340/month with no long-term contract required, and includes SkySlope Forms. DigiSign and Books are add-ons, and brokerage pricing comes through a demo. Agents can buy DigiSign e-signature alone for $6.25/month, billed annually. Broker & Agent Workspace includes transactions
Can an individual agent buy SkySlope?
Partly. An agent can buy DigiSign e-signature on its own for $6.25/month, billed annually, and set up SkySlope Forms through their MLS and association. SkySlope Suite, the transaction management and compliance platform, is sold to brokerages through a demo, from $340/month. Workspace Free gives an agent transactions and e-signature
Who owns SkySlope?
SkySlope is owned by Fidelity National Financial (FNF), which acquired it in October 2017. SkySlope was founded in 2011 by Tyler Smith, a former agent, and is based in Sacramento, California. Its products include SkySlope Suite, Forms, DigiSign, Offers, Books and SkyTC. Broker & Agent Solutions is not affiliated with
Does SkySlope include a CRM?
No. SkySlope’s products cover transactions, forms, e-signature, offers, accounting and transaction coordination, and a CRM isn’t among them. Broker & Agent Workspace is a CRM with room for 100,000 contacts, a lead inbox, pipeline and email sync, with transactions and e-signature included on
Can I move from SkySlope to Broker & Agent?
Yes, for your own deals. If your brokerage requires SkySlope for file review, keep submitting there and run your contacts and pipeline in Workspace Free alongside it. If you choose for yourself, finish open deals in SkySlope, start new ones in Workspace and upload the documents you need to keep. We’ll help you bring
Sources and how we compare
Every figure about SkySlope comes from their own website where they publish it, with the date we read it. Where a company only quotes, we cite the range an independent source reported. Our prices come from our pricing page. Prices change, so confirm current pricing
SkySlope and DigiSign are trademarks of SkySlope, Inc. Broker & Agent Solutions is not affiliated with SkySlope or
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