Illustrative record. Figures are a composite. The fields are exactly what you receive.
These are the pages that produce home loan enquiries. A borrower who arrives from one of them has already been told the trade-offs in plain English, which is why the first call is a conversation rather than an education.
Every one of these pages is written the same way: name the lenders, work the dollars, say the trade-off out loud. A borrower who arrives from one of them has already been treated like an adult, and expects the broker on the phone to do the same.
It arrives by email within minutes of submission, laid out as a single data table with the traffic source in its own box, or straight into your CRM by webhook if you tell us where to send it. Before it was sent, the borrower ticked two boxes in plain words: the privacy policy, and “the licensed broker partner will contact me to discuss options”. Straight after, a confirmation screen and a confirmation email told them a licensed Australian broker will call within one business day, that the first conversation is a soft assessment with no credit check, and that it is free and there is no obligation.
They are expecting you before you dial. See the full breakdown of what every lead includes, and the borrower-side flow, on the main finance leads page.
Full-time PAYG, 60 to 70 per cent LVR, a fixed rate ending in the next one to four months, and a revert rate they have now seen written down. They want the refinance done before the roll. Speed matters more than rate here: they will go with whoever calls first and sounds competent.
Deposit between 5 and 15 per cent, has read the scheme guides and run the stamp duty calculator for their state. They usually arrive with a specific question about a guarantee scheme or LMI. They are pre-approval ready and grateful for someone who does not talk down to them.
Existing owner-occupier, thinking about a second property, has read the investment loan guides and is weighing interest-only versus principal and interest. Larger loan sizes, longer conversations, and a high chance of a second transaction later.
None of this is proprietary. It is what the brokers who settle these enquiries actually do, written down so a new partner can do it from the first docket.
They were told a broker will be in touch within one business day, and refinancers in particular are shopping against a deadline. The docket has the mobile at the top for a reason.
"You were looking at the fixed-rate cliff piece, so you already know the revert rate is the problem" lands better than a cold script. The source page is on every docket.
Loan amount, property value and postcode are on the docket, so you can have a rate comparison sketched before you dial. Readers who ran the calculator will notice if you are less prepared than they are.
Partners who share which enquiries settled get first call on volume in their postcodes, and it lets us prioritise the topics that produce settling borrowers for you.
Delivered, in-scope enquiries only. No platform fee, retainer or set-up charge. Quoted in writing by state and weekly volume before anything starts.
Month to month from the first lead. Raise your cap, lower it, or pause the moment your pipeline is full.
Wrong number, outside your postcodes, or already mid-application elsewhere: flag it within seven days and it is replaced.
One enquiry, one broker, matched by borrower postcode. Never shared, never resold, never recycled.
Full terms, the vetting standard, and the four things we will not promise you are on the main finance leads page.
Tell us about your business and the areas you service. We reply within one business day with availability, volume and pricing.
Straight answers on what these leads contain, exclusivity, pricing and who can register.
Register your states. Within one business day you will have availability and a written per-lead price, and you commit to nothing until you say so.