Real estate is multi-party by definition. We built Pinnacle to fit every role — not by squeezing one tool into many use cases, but by giving each party their own view of the same source of truth.
Each profession gets a tailored view — but every party works off the same shared deal. No exports, no syncing, no 'wait, what version is this?'
Manage every deal in your pipeline, from offer to close. AI drafts your follow-ups, your clients see live progress in their portal, and your commission ledger is always current.
Learn more — LendersLoan estimates, underwriting status, and milestone tracking — visible to your borrowers and the listing agent. Less phone tag, fewer "where are we?" emails.
Learn more — AttorneysTitle commitments, riders, and disclosures handled in one room. AI flags clauses worth a second look. Compliance trails ready for your review whenever you need them.
Learn more — AdvisorsHelp your clients track real estate alongside the rest of their portfolio. Visibility into deal status, financing terms, and projected returns — without becoming their agent.
Learn moreMost software stops at the listing or the e-sign. Pinnacle lives in the 30–60 days in between, where deals are won, lost, and re-negotiated.
Drop in the buyer's loan estimate, the inspection report, the title commitment. Pinnacle summarizes it, flags risk, and drafts the email you were going to write anyway.
See where every transaction is — what's stuck, what's days from closing — without opening a single tab.
Lenders, attorneys, inspectors, photographers — searchable by zip, reviewed by other Pinnacle pros.
Projected, earned, paid. Split tracking for teams. Year-end exports your CPA will thank you for.
Their dashboard, their documents, their timeline — in your colors, with your face on it. They open it. They keep opening it.
State-specific disclosure forms, deadline reminders, and wire-fraud alerts — baked in. The boring parts of real estate, done right.
Start free — no card required. Free forever for buyers and sellers. No “talk to sales” wall.
