Pricing
Most CRE lending software hides its price behind a contact form and a long sales process. We would rather show you how the model works before you ever talk to us: a one-time activation, a monthly platform fee credited toward usage, and a flat per-deal rate.
Every institution gets the full platform. Pricing has three parts: a one-time data activation, a monthly platform fee credited toward usage, and per-deal processing. If it does not do what we said it would, you get your money back.
How Pricing Works
One line runs from activation to steady state. Each component does one job, and nothing overlaps.
A single up-front step to configure LenderBox for your institution. We ingest your historic deal portfolio, map your document types, set up your lending policy rules, and configure your credit memo templates. You pay it once, and your intelligence layer is live and configured to your workflow.
A minimum monthly commitment rather than an additional cost. Every dollar counts toward your deal processing. If your processing exceeds the fee, you pay the consumption amount. If it is a slower month, the fee keeps you on all eight engines with ongoing model updates and support.
Every deal you run is charged at a flat rate scoped to deal complexity and document volume. You scale up in a busy quarter and scale back when the pipeline slows, so cost follows activity.
Before You Weigh the Cost
The more useful number in any pricing conversation is not what the platform costs. It is what the current process costs in senior credit hours.
Manual underwriting
25+
hours of senior credit time per deal
With LenderBox
Under an hour
per deal, end to end
Data Activation is also a one-time investment. From year two onward your only costs are the monthly platform fee and per-deal consumption, while the intelligence layer keeps compounding as your portfolio grows and your deal history deepens.
Because a number without your portfolio behind it would be misleading. Activation scales with your historic deal volume and document page count, and per-deal cost scales with complexity, so a published figure would be wrong for most institutions that read it. What we will do is walk through the model with your actual numbers in one conversation rather than six weeks of discovery.
Full access to all eight purpose-built AI engines, including Document Intelligence, Policy Intelligence, Portfolio Intelligence, Market Intelligence, Risk Assessment, Conversational AI, and Deal Structuring. The fee also covers ongoing model updates, system maintenance, technical support, and your per-deal consumption credits. Every institution gets the full platform.
It covers the one-time configuration of your intelligence layer: ingesting and structuring your historic deal portfolio, setting up your document schemas across your CRE document types, configuring your lending policies for automated policy checking, and customizing your credit memo and term sheet templates. It scales with the volume of historic deals and total document pages being activated. A larger portfolio costs more to activate and also produces a stronger intelligence layer from day one.
Pricing has three parts: a one-time data activation, a monthly platform fee credited toward usage, and per-deal processing. Everything beyond that is scoped in your agreement, so bring your procurement requirements to the pricing conversation and we will walk through them with your team.
Yes. Pilots run with a defined scope, timeline, and activation commitment. Pilot partners typically bring a small set of representative deals, enough to see the platform working against their own documents and workflow, before deciding on a full activation. Ask us about current availability.
Your data remains yours. LenderBox provides full export in standard formats: every deal, every document, every portfolio record you put in and everything the platform produced. There are no data hostage provisions, no export fees, and no retention of your institutional data after the export completes.
Bring us into the process early. We hold a SOC 2 Type II attestation and the documentation your vendor risk committee will ask for already exists, so the review usually runs in parallel with activation scoping rather than after it.
Bring your deal volume, portfolio size, and team structure. We will build the estimate together, with real numbers rather than ranges. If you would rather see how the platform fits your side of the market first, start there instead.
