About Deedly
Deedly exists because a deed is a fill-in-the-blank statutory form that people routinely pay several hundred dollars to have filled in, and because the free alternatives hand you a blank template and wish you luck.
The gap we're filling
Every year millions of Americans need to put a specific, boring, high-stakes document on file. They add a spouse after marriage, remove an ex after divorce, move a house into a trust, gift a property to a child, or set things up so real estate skips probate.
The document itself is a statutory form. What is hard is knowing which deed you need, what vesting language to use, how to write a legal description, and what your particular county wants on the page. So people either pay $300–$1,200 for something that takes twenty minutes, or download a free template and get it wrong in a way that surfaces years later.
How it is built
- Data, not guesswork. 51 jurisdictions with statutory citations, execution rules, formatting requirements, transfer taxes, and recording fees, plus 407+ recording offices.
- Deterministic. No language model anywhere near the legal core. The same answers produce the same deed, every time, which is what makes it reviewable.
- Honest about limits. Every deed page lists what the instrument does not do. The interview declines the work when a deed is the wrong tool.
- Delivery designed in. The document is generated before you pay, emailed as an attachment, and available from a permanent link.
What we'll not do
- We will not give legal advice. We are not a law firm and using Deedly does not make us your lawyer.
- We'll not generate a document for a contested title, an unprobated estate, a Medicaid transfer, or a mineral interest.
- We'll not sell a Louisiana deed, because Louisiana doesn't use common-law deeds.
- We'll not put you on a subscription, or email you marketing you didn't ask for.
Who we're
Deedly is operated by Handler Labs LLC. We're a small team that builds narrow, well-made software for specific problems. Write to us at support@getdeedly.com. A real person reads it.
50 states plus DC. From $39.
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Deedly is not a law firm
We provide self-help software and state-specific statutory forms; you make your own decisions about your property. Using Deedly does not create an attorney-client relationship, and nothing here is legal advice. If your situation is complex or contested, talk to a licensed attorney in your state.