dotloop vs Sisu

dotloop logo
The most widely-adopted transaction management and e-signature platform in US real estate, owned by Zillow Group.
$31.99/user/mo (Premium)
Sisu logo
Sisu is a real estate team performance platform that unifies transaction tracking, commission calculations, and AI-driven coaching — giving brokers and team leaders a live dashboard of production, pipeline, and agent accountability without managing spreadsheets.
$99/mo + $15/agent

dotloop vs Sisu: feature comparison

FeaturedotloopSisu
E-signature (built-in)✓✓
MLS Forms Integration✓✗
Compliance Review Workflow✓✓
Commission Calculation✗✓
Audit Trail✓✓
Mobile App (iOS + Android)✓✓
Zapier / API Integration✓✓
Broker Dashboard✓✓

dotloop — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Most widely adopted TM platform — near-universal among US agents
  • Often included free via MLS/association membership
  • Strong e-signature and document workflow
  • Deep integration with Zillow and major CRMs

Cons

  • Form customization is limited compared to Skyslope
  • Compliance review workflow is basic on lower tiers
  • Commission calculation requires add-on

Sisu — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Real-time production dashboards show every agent's pipeline, conversion rates, and progress against annual goals
  • Built-in SisuSign e-signature handles offer and listing agreements without a separate subscription
  • Commission engine handles tiered splits, caps, franchise fees, and referral deductions in a single calculation
  • Sunburst AI coaching auto-generates 1:1 meeting agendas and flags agents going off track before end of quarter

Cons

  • No native IDX website or lead generation — Sisu is a performance layer that requires a separate CRM and lead platform underneath it
  • Dashboard customization is limited; power users frequently export to Excel to build the specific views or reports they need
  • Per-agent seat pricing ($15/agent/mo) plus base fee and quarterly minimum means costs escalate quickly as the team grows
  • Post-onboarding support is inconsistent — pre-sales responsiveness drops significantly once a team is live, with users reporting delays reaching the support team