Mortgage Brain offers brokers a website solution

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Mortgage Brain has launched a website design solution as part of its B2C ‘Insight’ product range.

The new website package provides brokers and IFAs with the ability to produce their own website, with three mortgage calculators, ‘best buy’ tables and a consumer facing mortgage sourcing capability.

It includes a range of template designs for brokers and IFAs, which Mortgage Brain claims can be personalised and edited with personal content and corporate logos and banners.

A domain name search and purchase process, as well as site hosting, is also available.

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “With industry research stating that over 90% of consumers use the internet to research loans and mortgage related products before seeking advice it’s very clear that the march towards web based mortgage research

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