LetterScript is priced by the transaction — one deal, worked end to end. There's no subscription: your first transaction is free, and after that you buy transactions whenever you need them.
What a transaction includes
Opening a deal uses one transaction. Inside a transaction you buy, everything is included — no per-page fees and no question meter:
- Document pages processed
- Smart answers from the deal assistant
- Point-of-sale disclosures by property address
- Deadlines on your calendar, the per-deal email inbox, and the disclosure audit log
- Up to 25 collaborators on the deal — pricing is per transaction, never per seat, so inviting a co-agent, transaction coordinator, or escrow officer costs nothing extra. Collaborators share the documents, deadlines, disclosures, and assistant; the deal's email inbox stays with the deal owner
Your free first transaction includes a full deal's worth of work — 200 document pages, 10 smart answers, and 10 sent emails. Buying any transaction later unlocks that free deal in full, too.
Exploring the sample deal is always free and never uses a transaction.
Personal — pay per transaction
| Personal | |
|---|---|
| Price | Free to start, then a flat price per transaction |
| First transaction | Free — 200 pages, 10 smart answers, 10 sent emails |
| Pages & smart answers | No per-page fees or question meter on purchased transactions |
| Storage | Included while your account is active |
Buy transactions any time from the Purchase tab in the top nav, from Billing & Quotas → Buy transactions, or the Buy transactions button on the pricing page. They don't expire — buy a few and open deals whenever you're ready, and every purchase emails you a Stripe receipt. If LetterScript were ever discontinued, or your account closed through no fault of your own, unused purchased transactions are refunded (see the Transaction Credits section of the Terms of Service). See Manage billing.
Where to see your balance
Your remaining transactions show on the deals board — the N left badge next to New Deal — and under your avatar → Billing & Quotas. When you run out, creating a new deal prompts you to buy more; existing deals stay fully usable either way. There are never surprise overage bills: if your free deal reaches one of its included allowances, work simply pauses until you buy a transaction.