Dealroom by Sizle Review, Pricing & Features

Dealroom by Sizle combines secure document sharing, buyer analytics, eSignatures and Escrow.com payments. Plans start at $20/month billed annually.

Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026

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What is Dealroom by Sizle?

Dealroom by Sizle is a secure workspace for managing high-value digital asset sales. The site describes it as Dealroom by Escrow.com, built on Sizle, and positions it for brokers, sellers and buyers who want one place for the whole transaction.

Instead of splitting a sale across email, file links, a signing tool and a payment service, the product keeps documents, buyer activity, agreements and the signing trail together in one deal record. Payment is handled through Escrow.com, which gives the deal a defined route to closing.

Sizle reports 500k links created, 30k users and a presence in more than 175 countries.

How does Dealroom by Sizle work?

A seller uploads documents into a live Dealroom and shares them through tracked links. Buyers can be required to sign an NDA and verify their identity before the seller approves their entry, so the seller decides who gets in and what each party sees.

While buyers review materials, the Dealroom records views, page engagement, time spent and return visits. Leads appear in real time, which helps the seller focus on the people showing the most interest.

When terms are agreed, the parties sign inside the Dealroom. Escrow.com then verifies both sides and holds the buyer's payment. The seller transfers the asset, and Escrow.com releases the funds when the buyer approves.

Key features of Dealroom by Sizle

The analytics layer covers document, link and page analytics, with figures such as clicks, visitors and open rate. Buyer intent views show what each lead reviewed and when they came back. Lead capture on Pro and above helps qualify buyers.

For agreements, users can generate NDAs and other deal agreements and request eSignatures in the Dealroom. Each signing is recorded with a Certificate of Completion and an audit trail.

Control features include viewer permissions, approvals, expiring links, passwords and gated access, and revocable access. Branding options let teams add a logo and brand colors, with a branded URL on Growth. Escrow.com payment ties the process together by sending the deal for ID checks and payment protection.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Combines document sharing, analytics, eSignatures and escrow payment in one deal record
  • Real-time tracking of views, page engagement, time spent and return visits
  • Granular access controls, including approvals, expiring links and revocable access
  • Starter plan includes unlimited team members, viewers and documents
  • 7-day full-access trial with no card required on paid plans
  • Annual billing lowers every plan's monthly price

Cons

  • Starter is limited to 1 Dealroom, and lead capture and eSignatures require Pro
  • Custom logo and branded URL are only on Growth and above
  • Enterprise pricing is not published
  • Payment flow depends on Escrow.com, and its fee is separate and set by Escrow.com
  • No integrations beyond Escrow.com are named

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dealroom by Sizle?

Dealroom by Sizle is a secure workspace for high-value sales, built on Sizle and described as Dealroom by Escrow.com. It lets users share deal documents, track buyer engagement, control access, sign agreements and close with payment through Escrow.com.

How much does Dealroom by Sizle cost?

Starter is $20/month billed annually or $29 billed monthly. Pro is $55 annual or $79 monthly, and Growth is $139 annual or $199 monthly. Enterprise pricing is not listed.

Does Dealroom by Sizle have a free trial?

Yes. Starter, Pro and Growth each show a 7-day full-access trial with no card needed.

How does payment through Escrow.com work?

Once terms are signed, Escrow.com verifies both parties and holds the buyer's payment. The seller transfers the asset, and Escrow.com releases the funds when the buyer approves.

Who pays the Escrow.com fee?

The buyer, the seller or both, depending on the split agreed in the deal terms. Escrow.com sets the fee based on the transaction amount.

Can I control who sees my documents?

Yes. You can control viewing, downloads and signing, approve who enters each deal, revoke access and keep an audit trail. Expiring links, passwords and gated access are also offered.

Are eSignatures legally binding?

Signing activity is recorded with a Certificate of Completion and audit trail. The site notes that legal requirements can vary by document type and jurisdiction, so check your own requirements.

Can I use my own branding?

Yes. Growth and Enterprise plans let you add your logo and brand colors to links and Dealrooms. Growth also includes a branded URL.

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