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LenderHomePage is a full mortgage marketing platform: website, point of sale, mobile app and social media, sold on a one-year agreement. NA Web Services builds your personal website and lead funnel for you, month to month. Here's how they compare.
For a loan officer who wants a personal website, NA Web Services is the better buy. It costs $576 less in the first year than LenderHomePage's cheapest plan, there's no one-year agreement, and we build the site for you. LenderHomePage only makes more sense if you'll use its point of sale, mobile app and social tools.
Side by side
| LenderHomePage | NA Web Services | |
|---|---|---|
| Build or setup fee | $199, $299 or $399 onboarding on monthly billing. Waived on annual billing | $0. We build it free |
| Monthly price | Starter $127, Growth $199, Win $289 per month billed annually. $139, $238 or $347 billed monthly | $79/mo for hosting & maintenance, only if you like the site |
| Billing | Annual or monthly | Monthly |
| Contract | One-year agreement that renews annually. Payments are non-refundable | None. Cancel anytime |
| Who builds it | You, from their templates. They say it works out of the box or can be customized | We do, from your public profile. You approve it before launch |
| Compliance | A compliance engine. On enterprise accounts, content can require a compliance officer's approval before publishing | Your NMLS, your company's NMLS, licensed states and Equal Housing on every page. No rate or payment claims. A review link for your compliance team |
| Domain | You can point a domain you already own at their servers | Registered in your name |
| Leads | Lead funnels, form builder and CRM integrations | Sent to your inbox instantly, and to your CRM if you use one |
| First-year cost | $1,524 (Starter, annual) to $4,563 (Win, monthly plus onboarding) | $948 |
LenderHomePage details from LenderHomePage pricing and LenderHomePage FAQ, checked November 2, 2026. Prices change, so confirm with LenderHomePage. LenderHomePage is a trademark of its owner. No affiliation implied.
What we found
LenderHomePage doesn't publish a live demo site. Its templates page shows previews, and full demos are booked with sales, so we couldn't check a template's disclosures ourselves. LenderHomePage templates
Where they differ
LenderHomePage bundles a website with Loanzify POS, a co-branded mobile app, social media and an AI blog. NA Web Services is the website and lead funnel only. If you already have a point of sale through your company, you may be paying for one twice.
LenderHomePage's FAQ says its services run on a one-year agreement that renews annually, and payments are non-refundable. NA Web Services is month to month. If you change companies or change your mind, you cancel.
On LenderHomePage you pick a template and set it up. With NA Web Services we build the site from your public profile, and you only review it.
Compare all loan officer website providersSee NA Web Services pricing
FAQ
For an individual loan officer, LenderHomePage lists Starter at $127/mo, Growth at $199/mo and Win at $289/mo when billed annually. Billed monthly, it's $139, $238 or $347 a month plus a $199, $299 or $399 onboarding fee.
Yes. LenderHomePage's FAQ says its services are based on a one-year agreement that renews annually, and payments are non-refundable.
For a website alone, yes. NA Web Services is free to build and $79/mo to keep live, about $948 for the first year. LenderHomePage's lowest plan is about $1,524 a year billed annually, but it includes a point of sale and mobile app that NA Web Services does not offer.
Yes. We build your new site free while your current one stays live, then point your domain at it once you approve. Check your LenderHomePage agreement's renewal date before you switch. Switching mortgage companies? How to keep your website, reviews and clients
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Questions? Email team@nawebservices.com
