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PRICING & PLANS

The right scope.
A clear starting point.

Choose around your loan capacity and the work your team needs to do. We’ll review product coverage, data, and implementation requirements before preparing your proposal.

Discuss your plan

Starter

Pay per loan

A focused starting point for a small lending book.

  • Usage caps
  • Basic servicing records
  • Basic payment tracking
Draw workflows, investor portal, and a support SLA are outside this plan.Talk to sales

Core

Up to 50 active loans

Connected operations for an active private lending team.

  • Loan servicing + borrower portal
  • Draw management
  • Fund analytics + investor portal
  • Automated payment tracking
Review your workflow and implementation requirements with sales.Talk to sales

Growth

Up to 150 active loans

The Core product set, with more loan capacity.

  • Same product coverage as Core
  • Higher active loan capacity
  • Scope your rollout with the team
Pricing reflects the capacity and rollout requirements you agree with us.Talk to sales

Enterprise

More than 150 loans

A tailored scope for broader operational requirements.

  • Portfolio and workflow scoping
  • Integration requirements review
  • Data and access planning
Discuss your portfolio structure and requirements for a tailored proposal.Talk to sales

EVALUATE THE BUSINESS CASE

Model the work.
Check the assumptions.

A credible business case starts with the time your team spends on recurring work today. Model the potential change, then validate it against the workflow you see in a demo.

Open the ROI calculator
01

Establish your baseline

Count servicing, draw review, reporting, and document follow-up hours. Include existing software and implementation costs.

02

Review the proposed workflow

Walk through a representative loan with the people doing the work. Identify the steps that change and the responsibilities that remain.

03

Plan the transition

Include migration, validation, training, and ongoing operating effort. Treat modeled savings as assumptions rather than a promised return.

Illustrative servicing capacity scenarios.

These examples retain the portfolio-size scenarios used in our business-case discussion. Hours are assumptions to validate, not customer results. At $55 per hour, monthly hours × 12 × $55 gives annual labor capacity value before software and implementation costs.

For a 500-loan scenario, 90 hours per month at the same rate models $59,400 a year. Portfolio size alone does not determine efficiency; use your actual recurring work. Compare proposals across subscription, implementation, training, integrations, support and ongoing internal effort.

Pricing questions

Why don’t you publish a single subscription price?

The plan depends on loan capacity and implementation requirements. A sales conversation gives us the scope needed to prepare a proposal you can evaluate.

What is the difference between Core and Growth?

Core supports up to 50 active loans and Growth up to 150. Both cover the same product set described above.

How is implementation scoped?

We review your data, workflow, access, integrations, and validation needs. Explore our implementation approach before the conversation.

Bring your next question.

See how Ursara fits your team’s loan workflow.

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