LexSheet

Florida closing costs

Your firm’s calculator. Not your underwriter’s.

A branded Florida closing-cost estimator on your own website — carrying your fees, your letterhead, your phone number. When a visitor asks for the estimate by email, the inquiry comes to you.

Monthly, cancel on seven days’ notice. $199 setup, refunded within 30 days of going live.

DL Demo Law Firm, P.A. 407.000.0000

Estimate

Buyer closing costs$3,764.50
Seller closing costs$36,995.00
Estimated seller proceeds before loan payoff$463,005.00
Owner’s Title Insurance Policy$2,575.00
Documentary Stamp Tax on Deed$3,500.00
Closing Fee$1,400.00
Intangible Tax on Mortgage$800.00
Municipal Lien Search Fee$95.00

$500,000 sale · $400,000 loan · Orange County. An estimate, not a settlement statement.

Built for your firm

Your name on the figure your client keeps

A closing-cost estimate is often the first written figure a buyer or seller receives from your office. LexSheet makes it carry your firm’s identity, your fee schedule, and a direct line back to you.

Your branding throughout

Your firm name, logo, colors, phone number, and disclaimer appear on the calculator, on the printed estimate, and on the email your client receives.

Your fee schedule

Your closing fee, title search, endorsements, and the municipal lien fees for each city you serve — set by your firm and changed whenever your firm decides to change them.

The inquiry reaches you

When a visitor asks for the estimate by email, it is sent from your firm and a copy of the inquiry arrives in the inbox your firm designates.

Kept current

Florida’s statutory rates are ours to maintain

Your firm sets its own fees. Everything the state and the counties set is maintained by LexSheet, versioned so that an estimate issued last quarter remains attributable to the schedule in force when it was produced.

Documentary stamp tax on deedsIncluding Miami-Dade, the one county whose rate differs from the statewide figure.
Documentary stamp tax on notesApplied at the rate in force, with the ceiling rules the state actually applies.
Intangible tax on mortgagesComputed on the loan amount for every county LexSheet supports.
Title premium scheduleThe promulgated original owner’s schedule, including its minimum premium.
Reissue credit scheduleThe promulgated reissue rates, applied against a qualifying prior policy.
County recording feesPer-document and per-page schedules, county by county.

None of these can be edited at the firm level, by your staff or by anyone else. That is the point of maintaining them centrally.

Getting live

From invitation to live calculator

The calculator sits inside a page on your existing website. No migration, no redesign, and no change to how your site is built or hosted.

1

Accept your invitation

LexSheet emails the firm owner an invitation. Sign-in uses a fresh link sent to your address each time, so there is no password for your office to manage.

2

Set your branding and fees

Firm name, phone, logo, colors, disclaimer, then your closing fee, title search, and the municipal lien fees for the cities you serve.

3

Preview, then publish

Every change begins as a draft. Review it in the desktop and mobile preview, read any warnings, publish when your team agrees.

4

Add it to your site

Copy the embed snippet from the portal and supply the exact address it will live at. LexSheet approves that address; no other site can display it.

Pricing

$99 a month, per license

Comparable branded calculators from title-technology vendors start at $179 a month. A single converted inquiry a year covers a LexSheet license outright.

Founding rate · first ten firms

$99/month per license

Or $990 a year prepaid — two months less. Additional offices are $75 a month each.

  • Unlimited fee changes, always included
  • Statutory rates maintained and versioned by LexSheet
  • Estimate requests delivered to your inbox
  • Monthly, auto-renewing — cancel on seven days’ notice