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01Agent House AI · Investor overview

DealCloser

One residential transaction platform. A measured workflow advantage.

Affiliated brokerage activity: 10,000+ offers sent to listing agents and 71 accepted contractsin the first 10 weeks,through our licensed brokerages in Nevada, Arizona and California.
The seed round is open.

02The problem

Real estate still runs on fragmented software and manual work.

81%

of Realtors cite saving time as their top reason to adopt technology

NAR 2026 REALTORS Technology Report, September 2026

10 apps become 1.

Ten apps add up to about 40 minutes on one deal; DealCloser takes 4. Founder-timed, address to offer sent. A typical agent takes about an hour.

03The product

  1. Any address
  2. Comps and valuation
  3. Offer on the state's standard form
  4. Offer sent to the listing agent
Hold
Drag

04Demonstrated advantage

Forty minutes with the existing workflow.

Under four with DealCloser.

Founder-tested from property address to offer sent to the listing agent, including complicated additional contract terms.

Existing workflow 13 h 20 minWith DealCloser under 1 h 20 minReturned more than 12 h

At 20 comparable offers per month, more than 12 hours returned.

Arithmetic extrapolation from the founder comparison, not a measured average across customers.

05Capacity

Create capacity from the business teams already have.

Affected share (a) 55.6%Reduction 90%Capacity multiplier 2.00x

Capacity = 1 / (1 - 0.9 x share of work time affected).

06Workflow and competition

The full workflow is the comparison.

Stages of the transaction workflow by vendor, from public vendor material reviewed October 18 to 19, 2026
VendorIntake (Property intake)Condition (Condition)Value (Valuation and comps)Strategy (Strategy)Numbers (Economics)Forms (Agreement and forms)Signing (Signatures)Sent (Offer delivery)Counters (Counters and acceptance)Deadlines (Deadlines and tasks)Title/lender (Title and lender handoff)Closing (Closing continuity)Broker (Broker review and compliance)
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Lone Wolf TransactDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedDocumentedThrough an integrated providerNot establishedNot establishedDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedDocumented
Lone Wolf zipForm + Cloud CMADocumentedNot establishedDocumentedDocumentedNot establishedDocumentedDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
PropyDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedThrough an integrated providerDocumentedDocumentedDocumentedDocumentedDocumentedDocumented
SkySlopeNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedDocumentedDocumentedNot establishedDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedDocumented
BeycomeDocumentedNot establishedDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedDocumentedNot establishedDocumentedNot established
dotloop (API docs only)Not establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
IncentiScoreDocumentedDocumentedDocumentedDocumentedDocumentedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established

DocumentedThrough an integrated providerNot establishedDealCloser, working today

Lone Wolf documents connected transaction capabilities. Transact lists forms, key-date timelines, broker review and Authentisign e-signature, with member-benefit distribution through associations.

Connected execution, one record from address to close.

One workflow, address to close.

No exact full-workflow equivalent was established in the October 18, 2026 review of the named vendors.

Reviewed October 2026: Homa (consumer homebuying with its own brokerage and lending) and MaxHome (brokerage transaction and compliance automation) each raised seed rounds for different models; neither is an exact equivalent. Commercial real estate platforms serve a different agent and a different workflow. DealCloser is residential only.

07Traction

Las Vegas, NV Phoenix, AZ Los Angeles, CA Orange County, CA Inland Empire, CA Dallas, TX Fort Worth, TX Houston, TX Orlando, FL Tampa Bay, FL Chicago, IL Atlanta, GA Nashville, TN Charlotte, NC
Accepted contract

Field record: affiliated brokerage activity

10,000+ offers. 71 accepted contracts. In 10 weeks.

Sent to listing agents through our licensed brokerages in Nevada, Arizona and California, with Agent House as the buyer. More than 100,000 addresses underwritten to date.

Licensed in

  • 9licensed states

Paying customers: none yet. Collected software revenue: none yet.

Tap

08Business model

Enterprise deployments purchased by title companies, mortgage lenders, brokerages and large teams.

Launch $5,000 a month

Growth $10,000 a month

Premier $15,000 a month

List offers. Title companies and lenders license DealCloser for the agents they serve; brokerages and large teams can buy a deployment directly. The $999 team workspace opens after two launch customers are paid and activated.

1.44 million Realtors, reached through title and mortgage companies.

From $5,000a month per launch engagement, plus $2,500 one-time onboarding on every tier; deployment begins seven business days after payment. The $999 team workspace opens after two launch customers are live.
Drag

09Growth

Revenue scenario.

Year 1

Revenue
$0.48M
EBITDA
($0.39M)
Year-end run rate
$0.96M
Enterprise / teams
10 / 20

EBITDA positive in year two.

Revenue grows from $0.48M in year one to $9.48M in year five, EBITDA positive from year two.

Assumes year-end customers of 10, 20, 50, 80 and 110 enterprise accounts at $5,000 a month and 20, 60, 120, 180 and 240 teams at $1,499 a month (a 10-agent team), each joining on average halfway through its year; operating costs of $0.87M, $1.0M and $2.0M in years one to three, then 47% and 49% EBITDA margins.

10The team

  • $458Mcareer sales
  • 1,100+transactions
  • 22+years a licensed brokeryears licensed

Backed by Andre Agassi, funded backer of Agent House AI.

A founder who ran the transaction before automating it.

Jeremy Lewis

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Third-generation homebuilder and licensed broker. Two decades closing residential deals by hand.

Carynn Condon

President & Co-Founder

Helped build and launch DealCloser.

Rob Justen

Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer

Operations and finance.

Mike Delrosario

Chief Technology Officer

Platform and pipeline engineering. Twenty-two years in software.

11The ask

Jeremy Lewis, Founder and Chief Executive Officer

The seed round: $750,000 at a proposed $9,375,000 post-money valuation.

Use of funds

  • App development $319,866 (42.7%)
  • Operations, legal and insurance $158,836 (21.2%)
  • Team and payroll $118,111 (15.7%)
  • Sales and marketing $90,019 (12.0%)
  • Data, forms and payments $63,168 (8.4%)

Pre-seed closed: $1,240,000 raised.

The founder has invested $1,100,000 of his own capital.

One platform. Every transaction.

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