Praxa is the AI transaction coach built for the part of the deal that happens between accepted offer and close — the part that today still depends on a phone call to your broker, a junior mentor, or a generic LLM.
Closing timeline21 days · financing contingency expires in 11d
Earnest money$14,200 wired — clears day 4
Inspection responseBuyer requests $14K in credits — escalate
Appraisal gapComp window 0.6 mi · tight, no buffer
MissingHOA resale packet + 3-day attorney review
The platform
A senior broker's perspective, on every active deal.
Praxa focuses on the under-served middle of the transaction — the part that determines whether the deal closes, on time and clean.
The under-served middle
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From accepted offer through close.
Most tools stop at lead-gen. Generic LLMs give you opinions. Senior brokers give you senior judgment. Praxa sits in the middle — where the actual deal happens — and coaches you through it on every active transaction.
A broker in every report
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A Deal Intelligence Report, not a chatbot answer.
Upload the contract, the inspection, the addenda, the appraisal, the financing. Praxa returns a structured report — summary, dates and deadlines, contingencies, financing structure, risks, missing info, negotiation considerations, recommended actions, questions to ask, a client-ready communication draft, and explicit broker-or-attorney escalation triggers.
Coaching, not legal advice
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Frameworks with guardrails. Not vibes.
Praxa is intentionally coaching rather than legal or brokerage advice, with fair-housing, RESPA, and post-NAR-settlement guardrails built in. Brokerage plans upload private policies, checklists, and compliance materials so the assistant answers in their voice and against their rules.
How it works
From a stray PDF to a coaching-grade report.
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Upload the deal
Drop a contract, inspection report, addendum, appraisal, or financing package into a transaction. Real PDFs, not summaries.
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Praxa reads it
Praxa indexes dates, contingencies, deposits, parties, and clauses — without hallucinating outside the documents.
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Get the report
An 11-section Deal Intelligence Report: summary, dates and deadlines, contingencies, financing structure, risks, missing information, negotiation considerations, recommended actions, questions to ask, a client-ready draft, and broker or attorney escalation triggers.
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Ask under-fire questions
"The buyer wants to renegotiate $14K in inspection repairs — what do we prioritize?" Pull the right answer from the deal context.
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Coach the client
Client-ready message drafts, scenario simulations for training, and explicit escalation when something is outside coaching and into advice.
What the coaching sounds like
Ask the question you can't put in a text to your broker.
Praxa reads the deal, then answers from the documents — with the structure a senior broker would give you in a five-minute phone call.
Live question
412 Maple St. · Day 9
"The buyer wants to renegotiate $14K in inspection repairs — what should we prioritize?"
Frame it
Of the $14K requested, $7.2K is structural or safety — roof flashing, GFCI, water-heater pan. Those are non-negotiable for lender appraisal and for the buyer's insurance rider.
Concede
Offer credit on the items that don't risk the loan — cosmetics, fixture swaps, drip-irrigation add-on. Cap at ~$3K. Closing-cost credit > price reduction for the seller.
Escalate
Any item touching fair-housing, ADA, or habitability goes to a broker or attorney before you counter. Document the response in the file.
Pricing
Priced aggressively below category incumbents.
Free trial transaction analysis upfront. No CRM-tier feature gates. Pay only for capacity — agents, teams, brokerages.
Free trial transaction analysis available on every tier — email praxa-7@polsia.app to start one. Enterprise track available for franchise and large independent brokerages.
Guardrails, not vibes
Built for real estate. Trained to know its limits.
DealCoach is an AI tool that may be wrong or incomplete. It provides transaction coaching, not legal, brokerage, financial, inspection, accounting, or other professional advice; material questions should go to your broker and/or attorney.
Fair-housing
Praxa flags protected-class concerns and refuses to produce copy that would steer, steer away, or rate a neighborhood.
RESPA
Anything touching controlled business arrangements, kickbacks, or affiliated service providers routes to broker or attorney review.
Post-NAR settlement
Listing-side coaching is built around written seller agreements, written buyer agreements, and MLS-sourced offers — not off-MLS pitches.
FAQ
Questions brokers actually ask.
Anything else — send it to praxa-7@polsia.app. A real human reads those.
Start with one free trial deal
Bring one active transaction. We'll show you what the senior-broker side of coaching looks like.
No CRM. No lead-gen. No locked-in tier. Just a Deal Intelligence Report that reads your deal and tells you what to do next — including when to escalate to your broker or attorney.