PRICING
Price the workflow you need—not a bundle you will not use.
Verification requirements change by lender, loan type, evidence volume, and integration depth. LendlyX scopes pricing around the analyses and operating path your team will actually use.
NO INVENTED ROI OR HIDDEN DECISION CLAIMS
A pricing conversation starts with a real review workflow, representative file, required analyses, and the lender controls that must remain in place.
WORKFLOW SCOPE
What shapes the engagement
Coverage
People, business, documents, appraisal, property, or draws
VERIFIED
Volume
Files, pages, media, and source data per review
SECOND REVIEW
Connection
API, workflow, and system-of-record requirements
PASS
Review model
Roles, exceptions, audit history, and rollout scope
NOT REQUESTED
Four inputs make the pricing conversation useful
Bring the work your team does today. We’ll map the analyses, volume, integration, and control requirements before proposing commercial terms.
01
Coverage
INPUT Verification problems and analysis types
TEST Which analyses solve the stated review gap
RETURN Proposed workflow scope
02
Volume
INPUT Typical file, document, and media volume
TEST Representative operating range and variability
RETURN Commercial sizing inputs
03
Connection
INPUT LOS, servicing, and evidence-system handoffs
TEST Implementation path and system responsibilities
RETURN Implementation approach
04
Controls
INPUT Reviewer roles, policy, exceptions, and audit needs
TEST Lender decision boundary and governance requirements
RETURN Evaluation and rollout plan
ILLUSTRATIVE SCOPE QUESTION
SCOPE-01 · WHICH REVIEW?
SECOND REVIEW
WHAT CHANGED
The same lender may need different analysis coverage at intake, appraisal review, property review, and draw management.
WHY IT MATTERS
Pricing without workflow context can overstate what is needed or omit the controls that make the implementation useful.
EVIDENCE
A representative file and current process show where analysis starts, where findings return, and who makes the decision.
REVIEWER ACTION
Choose one high-value workflow for evaluation before expanding the scope.
WHAT YOU SHOULD EXPECT
A commercial proposal should reflect the operating reality.
We’ll connect the scope to analysis coverage, evidence volume, integration depth, and lender review requirements before discussing terms.
→ What changed?
→ Why does it matter?
→ Which evidence and systems are in scope?
→ What should the reviewer do next?
From workflow review to commercial scope
Start narrow enough to evaluate clearly, then expand only where the evidence and operating fit support it.
01
Choose the workflow
Name the review gap and the lender decision it supports.
02
Review a representative file
Map the documents, data, media, sources, and exceptions.
03
Define implementation scope
Define analyses, integrations, roles, and audit requirements.
04
Agree on evaluation + terms
Set the evaluation criteria and commercial structure for the agreed scope.
Bring one workflow. We’ll turn it into a scoped evaluation and pricing conversation.
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