Legal & General Mortgage Club unveils ‘broker in a box’ offering

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Legal & General Mortgage Club is to offer an API-driven WordPress integration to mortgage advice businesses, which will allow a residential affordability calculator on their website.

The ‘broker in a box’ proposition builds on the same technology used by the Club to power its SmartrFit platform, which combines criteria sourcing with an inbuilt affordability calculator to help advisers understand which lenders would be suitable for their clients. This white-labelled version, however, can be easily integrated into a broker’s existing website, allowing them to offer a similar affordability calculator service, but without the need for bespoke coding.

The service is designed to help alleviate the administrative burden placed on advisers when completing an initial customer fact find. The mortgage club believes it will help save brokers time and support the creation of qualified leads.

Clare Beardmore, head of broker propositions and relationships, Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: “Knowing broadly how much they can borrow from a mortgage lender is one of the very first steps for anyone looking to buy a home and it’s a question that advisers hear all too often. However, this latest product is designed to help automate the process, while also generating leads for advice businesses.

“This is a great example of using technology to support brokers, especially for smaller firms looking to provide services normally available only to larger outfits. We have seen success with these types of partnership already, having launched a similar function with My Simple Mortgage and we anticipate this will go a step further by opening the door to a real variety of other firms.”

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