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Why we built OfferCopilot

OfferCopilot Team· ·4 min read

It was a Saturday in October. An offer was due by 11pm. The listing was on a private TRREB feed, the legal description had to be retyped from a PDF, the buyer’s financing had been pre-approved by two different banks (one fixed, one variable) and the Schedule A clauses needed to cover a known foundation crack the listing agent mentioned on the phone but hadn’t put in writing.

It took four hours. It was the third offer that week.

The next morning, the answer was in the listing: all of that data already existed. It was on the MLS page, in our CRM, in the pre-approval PDF the buyer had emailed us, in our own notes from the showing. The work wasn’t thinking — the work was retyping.

That’s the gap OfferCopilot fills.

What we’re not building

We’re not building another CRM. You have one. It’s fine. OfferCopilot plugs into your existing client list; it doesn’t replace it.

We’re not building a listings portal. Realtor.ca, HouseSigma, and your MLS already exist. Our Chrome extension reads them; it doesn’t try to out-compete them.

We’re not building generic AI. We don’t want a chatbot that gives vague advice. We want a system that fills Form 801 correctly, with the right legal description, the right irrevocable time, the right LTT based on the client’s first-time-buyer status, and the right condition wording — the first time, every time.

What we are building

One thing: the workflow from “my client loves this house” to “the signed APS is in the lawyer’s inbox.”

  • Capture the listing automatically.
  • Pick a client in two clicks.
  • Walk a wizard that writes the offer as you go.
  • Generate every OREA form, signature-ready.
  • Track it until it’s firm.

If it’s not one of those five things, it’s not in v1.

Who it’s for

Licensed Ontario agents. Solo, boutique, or at a 50-agent brokerage. Agents who write more than five offers a year and are tired of spending their evenings on paperwork that could be automated.

If that’s you, request pilot access. Pilot pricing is locked in for twelve months for every brokerage that joins before we open general availability.