DealBlazer turns real-estate contracts into a coordination tool
A real-estate purchase agreement contains more than the price of a property. It also sets out dates and obligations that agents must coordinate with clients, lenders and other parties. DealBlazer is building software for that work. It aims to turn the agreement into a transaction timeline and connect it to an agent’s deal communications. The commercial idea is to give agents one place to work from the terms of a particular deal, rather than treating the contract and subsequent follow-ups as separate jobs.
A contract becomes the starting point
DealBlazer describes its AI contract reader as a beta product. It is designed to identify deadlines, contingencies and the people involved; the agent reviews and approves the scanned document.
The company also describes tools that draft client updates and suggest messages based on the timeline. Its features page says the agent approves each suggested send.
That approval step keeps the agent involved in communications while the software prepares material for review. DealBlazer also describes a dashboard for upcoming deadlines and missing documents.
From transaction work to a software business
Founder and CEO Kaylin Eighmey says the idea grew from her work as a real-estate agent and transaction coordinator. She encountered deal information scattered across email, spreadsheets and other systems, alongside repeated requests for updates.
DealBlazer won a $25,000 grand prize at Ann Arbor SPARK’s October 2025 Entrepreneurial Boot Camp pitch competition, according to the program organizer. It was also listed in the Desai Accelerator’s 2026 cohort.