Built to start in Florida
Every deal has a dozen ways to go wrong. Hubia catches them first.
A missed inspection deadline. A contract retyped by hand. Documents lost in WhatsApp. A lead that went quiet. Marketing that waits for Sunday night. Hubia reads the contract, watches every date, files what arrives and keeps the client warm — one system for the whole business, with an assistant working inside it.
14 days free · no card to start · English · Português · Español
PURCHASE AGREEMENT
Residential · 910 Brickell Ave, Miami FL
Extracted
- BuyerHelena Darnell
- SellerM. & R. Okafor
- Purchase price$685,000
- Inspection period10 days
- FinancingConventional · 30 days
- Closing dateSep 26
● No vendor form needed. Hubia read the signed PDF.
910 Brickell Ave
Buyer side · Helena Darnell · $685,000
Key dates
- Effective dateSep 2
- Inspection endsSep 12
- Loan commitmentOct 2
- ClosingSep 26
Tasks · created by Hubia
- Deliver escrow deposit
- Schedule inspection
- Order title commitment
September
Deadline monitor · every day, no credits
Inspection period on 910 Brickell ends Friday. No report uploaded yet — want me to remind the inspector?
Sent to you in the app, by email, and on your phone calendar.
11
dates watched
3
deals in flight
0
credits spent
Helena Darnell · timeline
Insurance-binder.pdf
142 KB
Her number stays in her WhatsApp. Hubia only reads.
Filed by Hubia
Insurance binder → 910 Brickell Ave
Documents · Insurance · matched to the buyer's deal
Checklist
- ✓Escrow deposit received
- Insurance binder
- Appraisal ordered
Anything about money is flagged for a person. Never auto-completed.
Where deals go wrong
Eight things that cost agents money. What Hubia does about each.
Told the way agents tell it. Under each one: the mechanism, not the adjective.
“The signed contract is in my email. The dates are in my head.”
Every deal retyped by hand. One wrong date is a lost contingency.
Hubia reads the signed PDF and builds the deal.
Parties, price, inspection period, financing and closing are extracted from the executed contract and set on the calendar — weekends and federal holidays skipped. No vendor form library needed.
PURCHASE AGREEMENT
Residential · 910 Brickell Ave, Miami FL
Extracted
- BuyerHelena Darnell
- SellerM. & R. Okafor
- Purchase price$685,000
- Inspection period10 days
- FinancingConventional · 30 days
- Closing dateSep 26
● No vendor form needed. Hubia read the signed PDF.
“I found out the inspection period had ended the day after it ended.”
A missed deadline can cost the deposit, the deal and the client.
Hubia watches every date, every day.
The warning lands in the app, by email and on the calendar in your pocket — days before, not after. Deadline monitoring never costs a credit.
September
Deadline monitor · every day, no credits
Inspection period on 910 Brickell ends Friday. No report uploaded yet — want me to remind the inspector?
Sent to you in the app, by email, and on your phone calendar.
11
dates watched
3
deals in flight
0
credits spent
“My clients message me on WhatsApp. The file lives somewhere else.”
Attachments chased across chats; nothing on the record when it matters.
Their conversations mirror into the client's timeline.
Connect the WhatsApp Business number you already use. Hubia reads — it never sends — and files the PDF that arrives to the right deal. Anything about money is flagged for a person.
Helena Darnell · timeline
Insurance-binder.pdf
142 KB
Her number stays in her WhatsApp. Hubia only reads.
Filed by Hubia
Insurance binder → 910 Brickell Ave
Documents · Insurance · matched to the buyer's deal
Checklist
- ✓Escrow deposit received
- Insurance binder
- Appraisal ordered
Anything about money is flagged for a person. Never auto-completed.
“To answer “what's due this week?” I open five tabs.”
Every status question is ten minutes of digging — and the client is waiting.
Ask Hubia. It answers from your records.
Which deals close in March, what is missing on 910 Brickell, who has not sent the addendum — then it drafts the client update in your language. You press send; Hubia never messages clients on its own.
Hubia
Answers from your records
910 Brickell Ave · 3 things:
- ● Inspection period ends Fri Sep 12 — no report uploaded yet
- ● Escrow deposit received Tue ✓
- ● Appraisal not ordered — lender is Coastal Mortgage
Draft · WhatsApp · English
Hi Helena — quick update on 910 Brickell: inspection is Thursday at 10am, your deposit is in, and the lender starts the appraisal this week. I'll send the report as soon as it lands.
You send it. Hubia never messages your clients on its own.
“Leads go quiet because follow-up lives on sticky notes.”
Sixty-one percent of an agent's business is repeat and referral. Silence is the leak.
The board shows who went quiet and books the follow-up in one tap.
Stuck deals, coldest clients and overdue follow-ups sit on the pipeline, not in your memory. Schedule the call with a day and a time; it lands on your calendar.
Overdue: follow up · 3d ago
Silent for 1 mo — no next step
+ FOLLOW-UPCloses Sep 26 · 3 tasks open
Closes Oct 3 · inspection Fri
1 closed · $15K lifetime
Schedule a follow-up
“Marketing means another blank page on Sunday night.”
Weeks without posting, and tools paid out of pocket that never got used.
Content drafted from the deal you already entered.
Just-closed posts, listing reels and market updates come from your own transactions. No blank page, no camera, no second subscription.
From your deal
910 Brickell Ave · Closed
Buyer · Helena Darnell · $685,000 · 24 days
Caption · written by Hubia
#justclosed #brickell #miamirealestate #hubia
JUST CLOSED
910 Brickell Ave · Miami
Brokers
“My name is on the compliance file. The deal lives on an agent's laptop.”
Audit exposure, and split disputes you learn about at closing.
Every deal in the office on one board.
Stage, risk, missing documents and the commission split per file — visible to the broker, with a closing file that builds itself.
File review · 910 Brickell
- ✓Executed contract
- ✓Escrow deposit receipt
- !Insurance binder
- !Closing disclosure
Insurance binder filed by Hubia · 2 min ago
Commission split
Waiting on documents
Everyone
“I pay for six tools and use two.”
$100–300 a month in subscriptions the office glues together by hand.
One system. One price. Every feature included.
$49 solo, $39 per user for teams, $29 per user for brokerages. AI actions run on credits you can see and cap; deadline monitoring is free.
Solo
$49
per user, per month
Team
$39
per user, per month
Brokerage
$29
per user, per month
Who it's for
Sold to the brokerage. Used by everyone in it.
The broker buys one system instead of six. The agent gets less admin. The transaction coordinator finally gets a tool built for how the job actually works.
Brokerages →
Every deal in the office on one board, and compliance files that build themselves.
Teams →
One shared pipeline, as many leaders as the team really has, splits that survive an audit.
Agents →
The paperwork does itself, so you can go sell.
Coordinators →
Thirty, sixty or a hundred files at once, across agents who are not your employees.
Trust
What belongs to you stays yours.
Your clients, contacts, deals, documents and contracts are never shared between companies or accounts on Hubia: not with another agent, not with another brokerage, not for any reason. We do not use your content to train general AI models.
Transaction records are kept for seven years to meet real-estate record-keeping expectations, and you can export or delete on request.
Straight answers
What we don't do yet.
You would rather find this here than in month two. So would we.
Put one real deal in and see.
Load an executed contract on the trial and you will know inside an hour whether this replaces your stack. If you would rather have someone drive, book thirty minutes and we will do it with you, on your own file.