Comparing features, flexibility, and fraud protection to help you make the best choice for your team.
Will Looney
9 minutes
Title Industry
Aug 26, 2025
Aug 26, 2025
The right closing software can make or break a title company or law firm's efficiency, security, and profitability. That’s why many companies in the real estate industry consider platforms like Qualia and SoftPro. But which one is the better fit for your business?
Both Qualia and SoftPro are leading platforms for the real estate closings, but a closer look reveals key differences. They vary in pricing, integrations, security features, and user experience—factors that affect how title companies and law firms operate daily, manage wire fraud risks, and scale their businesses.Â
If you prefer a TL;DR version:
If you’re here for a deep-dive, let’s get started.
Before choosing between Qualia and SoftPro, evaluate your current workflow and business needs.
A title or law company handling ten closings a month has vastly different requirements than one processing 50+ transactions monthly.
Let’s look at how transaction volume and workflow needs can guide platform choice.
Best fit: SoftPro + CertifID
Why? If your firm handles high transaction volume, you need custom workflows, automated payoff verification, and secure wire transfers.
SoftPro's customization capabilities ensure operational efficiency, while CertifID protects transactions from fraud with up to $5 million in first-party insurance coverage per file. See how to verify mortgage payoffs with CertifID inside SoftPro:
Why not Qualia?
Qualia's all-in-one structure offers convenience, but it limits flexibility for firms that already use specialized third-party tools.Â
For high-stakes transactions, Qualia may reject protection on some transactions, making it a risky choice when every wire matters.
The SoftPro and CertifID integration allows title companies to maintain their preferred workflows while adding enterprise-grade fraud protection.
This combination eliminates manual payoff callbacks, automates wire verification, and provides direct insurance coverage. All these features are critical when you’re handling high-volume operations.
Best fit: Qualia
Why? Companies with sufficient transaction volume to justify the premium pricing can standardize their operations around Qualia's predefined workflows.Â
Qualia positions itself as a premium solution with pricing starting at $3,599 annually, targeting large-scale operations that can absorb higher costs.
The trade-offs:
Why not SoftPro? SoftPro offers extensive customization and flexible deployment options (on-premise/cloud). This makes it better suited for companies requiring tailored solutions rather than being forced into standardized processes.
SoftPro is a reliable and feature-rich real estate closing solution. Its flexibility, scalability, and strong integrations make it a popular choice for small to large title agencies seeking customizable workflows.
Best for:
Pricing:Â
SoftPro offers three package tiers, allowing title agencies to choose the level that fits their needs:
Best features for title companies:
If you're considering enhanced fraud protection, SoftPro offers direct integration with CertifID, ensuring secure transactions without switching platforms.Â
CertifID is also accessible through the SoftPro 360 Marketplace, making implementation quick and easy.
This integration provides:
What people are saying:Â
SoftPro maintains a 4.1/5 star rating on G2. Users consistently praise its flexibility and customization options, though some note the learning curve for new users.Â
Qualia is a cloud-based, all-in-one title production software designed for simplicity and standardization. While it offers automation and is user friendly, it lacks the flexibility.
Best for:
Pricing:
Best features for title companies:
Here’s a table that summarizes how SoftPro stacks against Qualia.
With wire fraud on the rise, title companies handling high-value transactions need robust fraud prevention measures.
According to CertifID's 2025 State of Wire Fraud report, 17% of title companies sent money to incorrect accounts due to fraud in the past year. Losses like these are often tied to weak verification tools and manual processes—this is where there’s a clear gap between Qualia and SoftPro.
If fraud prevention is a priority, SoftPro and CertifID is the only combination that actively protects transactions with both technology and financial backing.
The choice between SoftPro and Qualia ultimately depends on your firm's size, complexity, and growth plans. While Qualia offers simplicity for smaller operations, SoftPro provides the flexibility and integration capabilities that growing title companies and law firms need to scale securely.
Ready to see how CertifID can enhance your title production software? Request a demo to learn how our fraud prevention tools integrate seamlessly with your existing workflows, whether you choose SoftPro, Qualia, or another platform.
Senior Content Marketing Manager
Will is a Content Marketing Manager at CertifID. His multi-disciplinary experience as a copywriter and designer has powered growth for numerous consumer, tech, and real estate companies from the startup to enterprise level.
The right closing software can make or break a title company or law firm's efficiency, security, and profitability. That’s why many companies in the real estate industry consider platforms like Qualia and SoftPro. But which one is the better fit for your business?
Both Qualia and SoftPro are leading platforms for the real estate closings, but a closer look reveals key differences. They vary in pricing, integrations, security features, and user experience—factors that affect how title companies and law firms operate daily, manage wire fraud risks, and scale their businesses.Â
If you prefer a TL;DR version:
If you’re here for a deep-dive, let’s get started.
Before choosing between Qualia and SoftPro, evaluate your current workflow and business needs.
A title or law company handling ten closings a month has vastly different requirements than one processing 50+ transactions monthly.
Let’s look at how transaction volume and workflow needs can guide platform choice.
Best fit: SoftPro + CertifID
Why? If your firm handles high transaction volume, you need custom workflows, automated payoff verification, and secure wire transfers.
SoftPro's customization capabilities ensure operational efficiency, while CertifID protects transactions from fraud with up to $5 million in first-party insurance coverage per file. See how to verify mortgage payoffs with CertifID inside SoftPro:
Why not Qualia?
Qualia's all-in-one structure offers convenience, but it limits flexibility for firms that already use specialized third-party tools.Â
For high-stakes transactions, Qualia may reject protection on some transactions, making it a risky choice when every wire matters.
The SoftPro and CertifID integration allows title companies to maintain their preferred workflows while adding enterprise-grade fraud protection.
This combination eliminates manual payoff callbacks, automates wire verification, and provides direct insurance coverage. All these features are critical when you’re handling high-volume operations.
Best fit: Qualia
Why? Companies with sufficient transaction volume to justify the premium pricing can standardize their operations around Qualia's predefined workflows.Â
Qualia positions itself as a premium solution with pricing starting at $3,599 annually, targeting large-scale operations that can absorb higher costs.
The trade-offs:
Why not SoftPro? SoftPro offers extensive customization and flexible deployment options (on-premise/cloud). This makes it better suited for companies requiring tailored solutions rather than being forced into standardized processes.
SoftPro is a reliable and feature-rich real estate closing solution. Its flexibility, scalability, and strong integrations make it a popular choice for small to large title agencies seeking customizable workflows.
Best for:
Pricing:Â
SoftPro offers three package tiers, allowing title agencies to choose the level that fits their needs:
Best features for title companies:
If you're considering enhanced fraud protection, SoftPro offers direct integration with CertifID, ensuring secure transactions without switching platforms.Â
CertifID is also accessible through the SoftPro 360 Marketplace, making implementation quick and easy.
This integration provides:
What people are saying:Â
SoftPro maintains a 4.1/5 star rating on G2. Users consistently praise its flexibility and customization options, though some note the learning curve for new users.Â
Qualia is a cloud-based, all-in-one title production software designed for simplicity and standardization. While it offers automation and is user friendly, it lacks the flexibility.
Best for:
Pricing:
Best features for title companies:
Here’s a table that summarizes how SoftPro stacks against Qualia.
With wire fraud on the rise, title companies handling high-value transactions need robust fraud prevention measures.
According to CertifID's 2025 State of Wire Fraud report, 17% of title companies sent money to incorrect accounts due to fraud in the past year. Losses like these are often tied to weak verification tools and manual processes—this is where there’s a clear gap between Qualia and SoftPro.
If fraud prevention is a priority, SoftPro and CertifID is the only combination that actively protects transactions with both technology and financial backing.
The choice between SoftPro and Qualia ultimately depends on your firm's size, complexity, and growth plans. While Qualia offers simplicity for smaller operations, SoftPro provides the flexibility and integration capabilities that growing title companies and law firms need to scale securely.
Ready to see how CertifID can enhance your title production software? Request a demo to learn how our fraud prevention tools integrate seamlessly with your existing workflows, whether you choose SoftPro, Qualia, or another platform.
Senior Content Marketing Manager
Will is a Content Marketing Manager at CertifID. His multi-disciplinary experience as a copywriter and designer has powered growth for numerous consumer, tech, and real estate companies from the startup to enterprise level.