Origin
An attorney noticed the work. A technologist saw the system.

David Saltman
CEO
David Saltman drafted commercial leases for major landlords for years. The judgment calls — fallback positions, percentage rent structure, what to concede on co-tenancy — were the part he was good at. The mechanical work — exhibits, rent schedules with CPI escalations, cross-references that had to stay in sync — was the part that consumed the day.
Each draft, hours. Across a career, weeks of work that should never have been work.

Lior Kedmi
CTO
Lior Kedmi, a technologist, turned David's experience into a platform. A 40-page lease has hundreds of cross-references — every term tied to every escalation, every premises measurement tied to every pro-rata share, every CAM cap tied to every base year. Word can't hold that. A spreadsheet bolted to Word can't either.
LeasePilot models the lease as the thing it actually is: a graph of clauses and the variables they depend on.
Ten years on, the platform they built runs 33,000 leases across 5,000 properties in all 50 states — every edge case CRE drafting can surface, already encoded into it.
That’s why the leases at Brixmor, EDENS, and Federal Realty are drafted on LeasePilot.