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Real Estate

For real estate brokerages

Dotloop is owned by Zillow. Your data doesn’t have to be.

You’ve spent years building a brand your agents and clients trust. Then you send a listing agreement for signature — and your client gets a link from Dotloop. Dotloop, which is owned by Zillow. Your client relationships, your deal terms, your transaction history — in a Zillow-owned platform. At $34.99 per agent per month. On an annual contract you can’t exit.

62%
less per year vs. DocuSign Business Pro at 5 users
Multi-signer
With order
buyers, sellers, agents — configurable signing sequence
White-label
Included
your brokerage brand on every signature — not Dotloop

Documents you sign

The contracts that close every transaction.

Listing Agreements

Seller listing contracts with expiration dates, commission terms, and multi-signer fields. Set the signing sequence — seller signs first, countersigning broker second. Your brokerage brand on every email your client receives.

Buyer Representation Agreements

Exclusive and non-exclusive buyer rep agreements with configurable countersign workflow. Your agents send under your brokerage’s brand on every transaction — not under a Zillow-owned platform’s.

Disclosure Forms

Seller property disclosures, lead paint, agency disclosures with mandatory acknowledgment fields. Build the form once, share it across your entire agent roster. Every agent sends the same compliant disclosure — no variation, no missing fields.

Commission & Referral Agreements

Agent-to-agent commission splits, referral fee contracts, cooperative compensation agreements. Clean audit trail on every document — every event, every timestamp, every IP address logged and tamper-evident (Coming Soon).

Why independent brokerages switch

Three problems Dotloop isn’t solving for you.

01 / Data Ownership

Your client data. Not Zillow’s.

Dotloop is owned by Zillow — a platform that competes with agents and brokerages for leads. Verified Dotloop users have documented this publicly: “They have been bought by Zillow and now shares the data with them.” SignIQ doesn’t have a competing agent referral network. Your relationships stay yours.

02 / White-Label

Your brokerage brand on every signature.

Buyers and sellers see your brokerage name and logo on every signing email and signing page. White-label included at every tier — not gated behind enterprise pricing. At Dotloop Premium ($34.99), branding is still partial. At SignIQ ($10), it’s complete.

03 / No Lock-In

Cancel anytime. No 12-month trap.

Dotloop’s most-cited complaint: “You are tied into a contract for 12 months and whether you use the product or not you cannot escape paying.” SignIQ is month-to-month. No annual commitment. No aggressive cancellation terms. Cancel when you want.

04 / Cost

$1,800–$2,700/year vs. $6,300/year.

15 agents on Dotloop Premium: ~$6,300/year. 15 agents on SignIQ Basic (white-label included): ~$1,800/year. Standard with API access: ~$2,700/year. Both cancel anytime — locked in for 12 months on Dotloop. Same ESIGN Act compliance either way.

Savings calculator

What you’d pay on DocuSign.

Slide to your team size and monthly volume. DocuSign Standard runs $25/user/month — SignIQ Standard is 40–60% less at the same feature level. SignIQ math is transparent: subscription + disclosed overage. DocuSign math is the published per-seat list price.

DocuSign Standard

$1,500/yr

$25/user/mo

DocuSign Business Pro

$2,400/yr

$40/user/mo

SignIQ Basic

$600/yr

within cap

SignIQ Standard

$900/yr

within cap

SignIQ Standard saves your team $600/yr (40% less) vs. DocuSign Standard at this volume — and $1,500/yr (62% less) vs. DocuSign Business Pro.

DocuSign list pricing per their public pricing page (Apr 2026). SignIQ figures use disclosed caps and overage rates. Real DocuSign quotes vary by negotiation; real SignIQ pricing is what you see here. (Projected)

Your brokerage. Your data. Cancel anytime.