Per-user CRM pricing that scales against you
Salesforce Financial Services Cloud starts at $325/user/month. Add a broker or support staff member and your bill jumps immediately.
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Typical SaaS spend: $800-$2,500/month
Between your CRM, marketing automation, document collection tools, compliance trackers, and lead gen platforms - you're renting an entire tech stack that someone else controls. Salesforce alone runs $25-$330/user/month. Add Jungo, email, e-signatures, and client portals. We build it all into one system. Yours. No per-user fees. No aggregator lock-in.
Salesforce Financial Services Cloud starts at $325/user/month. Add a broker or support staff member and your bill jumps immediately.
MyCRM, Infynity, and SalesTrekker are tied to aggregators. Switch and you risk losing your CRM, data, and workflows.
CRM here, document collection there, e-signatures somewhere else, and compliance in spreadsheets.
Your client database and referral network live in someone else's system under someone else's terms.
HubSpot does not know loan stages. Monday.com does not understand serviceability. You are paying full price for the wrong shape.
| You are currently paying for | What we build you |
|---|---|
| Salesforce / MyCRM / SalesTrekker ($100-$330/user/mo) | Custom broker CRM - leads, pipeline, client history, referral tracking. No per-user fees. |
| Jungo / BNTouch ($96-$149/mo) | Mortgage-specific pipeline with loan stage tracking and milestone alerts. |
| ActiveCampaign / Mailchimp ($50-$300/mo) | Built-in email drip campaigns and SMS nurture triggered by loan milestones. |
| FileInvite / Floify ($100+/mo) | Custom client portal with uploads, checklists, and live status updates. |
| DocuSign ($25-$65/user/mo) | Integrated e-signature capture inside your own portal. |
| Compliance spreadsheets | Audit trails, responsible lending checklists, and auto-generated file notes. |
| Lead gen landing pages ($75-$200/mo) | Custom lead pages integrated directly into your CRM pipeline. |
The names change by country. The problem is the same: rented tools, locked data, and monthly software tax.