Nekst vs
ListedKit
Nekst and ListedKit both use AI to read real estate contracts. ListedKit is a pay-per-deal AI assistant that reads contracts and your inbox. Nekst turns the contract into a complete workflow for your team and a client-facing portal for everyone else on the deal.
ListedKit
Agents and small teams with irregular deal volume who want an AI assistant to read contracts and match emails to deals, and who prefer paying per transaction over a subscription.
Nekst
Transaction coordinators and teams who want the contract to set up the whole file: dated tasks, pre-written emails and texts, roles and a branded client portal, on a flat plan that doesn't charge by the deal.
Key differences
Key differences
- What the AI produces. Both read the contract. Nekst applies your market-specific workflows, so the AI's dates drive a full task list, email and text schedule and party list for your team.
- Client experience. Nekst gives clients a no-login portal for each deal, with dates, documents, contacts, updates and recommended service providers, and a free client mobile app that collects every transaction they're part of in one place.
- Templates you control. Nekst lets you stack workflows, set dependent tasks and assign work by role. ListedKit describes a no-template approach.
- Pricing model. ListedKit charges $14.99 per transaction side, so a listing that goes pending counts as 2 sides. Nekst is a flat annual plan with unlimited transactions on its Pro plans.
How does Nekst compare to
ListedKit
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Nekst
ListedKit
ListedKit: $14.99 per transaction side (a listing that becomes a pending counts as 2 sides), volume discounts, first transaction free, unlimited team members. Checked Oct 10, 2026 at listedkit.com/pricing.
What Nekst users like about Nekst when transitioning from ListedKit
- A flat plan with unlimited transactions, so a deal that falls apart doesn't cost you a credit.
- Workflows built for your state's contract, so data comes in clean without duplicate contacts.
- A client portal and a native mobile app, so clients and agents can follow every deal.
- Built for teams: several people can work the same transaction together, with roles and shared tasks.
- Emails go out from your own address, not a no-reply.
- Support from people who know transaction coordination, so you get answers without a long back-and-forth.
Frequently asked questions
Does ListedKit or Nekst cost less?
It depends on volume. ListedKit is $14.99 per transaction side, and a listing that goes pending counts as 2 sides, so 20 listings a month is about $600 at list price. Nekst is a flat annual plan with unlimited transactions on Solo Pro and Team Pro.
Do both read contracts with AI?
Yes. Nekst extracts dates, parties, amounts and written conditions in about 90 seconds, then shifts every dependent task and email automatically.
Can my clients see progress?
Nekst includes a branded client portal that clients open with a link, no login.