§ Pricing

Pricing expands the way your credit operation expands.

Six products on one borrower file. Most teams land in Workflow or Underwriting, then add products upstream and down as the operation is ready.

Pricing shape

One platform, scoped around the work.

Most buyers should expect an annual platform license, implementation and configuration, and expansion by product scope, program count, active volume, automation depth, and memo or intelligence workload. Pricing follows operational scope rather than seat count alone.

Commercial scope follows workflow review

§ Six Products

Buy the work you need now. Add the next product when ready.

01

CORE Lead Discovery

Priced by search volume, source catalogs, geographies, and program coverage. Often added alongside or after Workflow when origination is ready for a sourced pipeline motion.

02

CORE Workflow - most teams land here

Priced by borrower-file workflow scope: pipeline, portal, collection packages, data room, document routing, audit trail, and implementation complexity.

03

CORE Underwriting - most teams land here

Priced by underwriting workspace scope: Table Evidence, historicals, pro forma, capital, coverage, risk, COREView, active files, and configured credit-box depth.

04

CORE Programs

Priced per automated program and memo/intelligence workload. Includes program-by-program automation, human-in-the-loop, under cite-or-decline controls.

05

CORE Closing

Priced by closing workflow scope: approval snapshots, conditions, checklists, participants, funding package steps, readiness exports, and controlled rollout support.

06

CORE Servicing

Priced by servicing scope: boarding, obligations, payment posting, annual reviews, covenant follow-up, portfolio action packages, and integration needs.

§ Fit

What affects pricing

The proposal is scoped to the work, not the seat count. These are the inputs that move it:

01

Which products are in scope

02

How many programs run human-in-the-loop automation

03

Number and complexity of configured programs, memo templates, and human-in-the-loop automation paths

04

Number of active deal files

05

Document, extraction, and AI generation volume

06

Implementation complexity

07

Security, integration, and support requirements

§ Path

Buying path

01

Workflow review

We look at the real work before quoting the platform.

02

Scope proposal

You get a launch scope, products, timeline, and commercial shape.

03

Pilot or launch

Most teams start with a dead-deal pilot - narrow enough to prove value, real enough to matter.

§ Next Step

Ask for pricing when the workflow is visible.

A ten-minute form cannot price a complex credit operation. A real file can.