Place files across 150+ lenders with a unique partner link. 50/50 of Loanable profit on funded deals, paid every Monday via ACH, no minimum. Loanable is not a lender.
Apply as a partner →Direct funder contracts look like control until you are chasing portal logins for every credit box. A marketplace lets brokers submit once and stay the advisor on the file.
BrokersTiered ISO grids look generous on the top row and quiet on everything else. A flat 50/50 of marketplace profit is easier to explain to your own shop.
BrokersThe cleanest broker workflow is one unique application link in the CRM — not a forwarded PDF and a hope that operations remembers who sourced the file.
BrokersWeekly ACH changes how a brokerage runs payroll and lead cost. If a deal funded, it should not sit behind a monthly threshold or a mystery residual file.
BrokersOwners ask for “a loan.” Brokers who only sell advances leave term, SBA, and equipment money on the table. One marketplace application can cover the menu.
BrokersIf you cannot see what a funded file earned until a monthly PDF arrives, you are not running a brokerage. You are waiting on someone else’s accounting team.
BrokersA bank “no” is a product and credit-box problem, not the end of the file. Brokers who can rematch without a new ISO contract keep the client.
BrokersSome shops pay brokers well on advances and treat equipment and lines of credit like a favor. A flat marketplace split keeps those files worth working.
BrokersOwners hire a broker for judgment and updates, not for warehouse lines. A marketplace lets you stay in the chair without pretending you are the bank.
BrokersGetting paid through a marketplace is a compensation path, not a license. Brokers should separate how Loanable pays from what their state allows them to advertise.