Guarantee methodology

The guarantee is measured against your current average, not a vague promise.

Onai compares the managed file against your normal contract-to-close timeline for comparable transactions. If we do not beat that average, the coordination fee is free.

Your baseline

We start with your current average contract-to-close timeline for comparable files.

A comparable file

The first test is judged against a similar transaction type, not a generic industry benchmark.

A clear result

If Onai does not beat your average on that comparable file, the coordination fee is free.

How measurement works

Fair measurement protects both sides.

Onai should be accountable for coordination-related speed. The measurement also needs to separate true coordination work from issues no coordinator can control.

1. Establish the baseline

Before the file starts, we confirm your normal contract-to-close timeline and any context that affects file speed.

2. Define comparable

Cash deals, financed purchases, investor files, brokerage files, and unusual title or lender issues can behave differently. We compare like with like.

3. Coordinate the controllable work

Onai pushes contract intake, deadlines, title, escrow, lender updates, signatures, missing documents, client reminders, and closing logistics.

4. Separate outside delays

Title defects, lender underwriting, legal disputes, inspection negotiations, party non-cooperation, or licensed-party requirements are documented separately.

Coordination work we count

  • Fast file launch
  • Deadline extraction
  • Title and escrow follow-up
  • Lender and appraisal touchpoints
  • Missing document chase-down
  • Signature follow-up
  • Client reminders
  • Closing logistics

Outside delays we separate

  • Title defects
  • Lender underwriting decisions
  • Legal disputes
  • Inspection negotiation outcomes
  • Party non-cooperation
  • State-specific licensed-party requirements

Test the guarantee on one active file.

Send one file, establish the baseline, and see whether Onai can beat your current timeline.

Start With One File