Mortgage website template

Start from a mortgage broker website template like this one - it already ships a "Check my rate" pre-qualification form, a plain-language "How it works" section, a current-rates snapshot table, broker bios with NMLS numbers, and a first-time-buyer FAQ. B12's AI generates the site from a short description of your brokerage (independent vs bank-tied, lender network, borrower focus).

A short pre-qualification form as the primary CTA (loan purpose, estimated price, credit range, ZIP - keep it under 90 seconds), a plain-language "How it works" walking through pre-qualify/compare/close, a current-rates table with a visible "as of" date so it never looks stale or fabricated, broker bios with NMLS numbers and years of experience, and a first-time-buyer FAQ addressing PMI, closing costs, and rate locks. Trust signals do most of the qualifying in mortgage.

The "Check my rate" CTA takes borrowers into a short pre-qualification form that captures loan purpose, estimated price, credit range, and ZIP - enough to run soft-pull scenarios without a hard inquiry. Update rate tables, lender lists, and FAQ answers in the visual editor as rates move - a stale rate table on a mortgage site is worse than no table at all.

Yes - the SAFE Act requires licensed mortgage originators to display their NMLS ID publicly, both individually and at the company level. Borrowers screen for it before pre-qualifying, and its absence reads as either amateur or non-licensed.

Built for independent mortgage brokerages where trust, transparent rates, and low-friction pre-qualification drive borrower inquiries. For a wealth or investment advisory practice, see our financial advisor website prompt. For a real estate agent business (the professional most likely to refer mortgage clients), see our real estate agent website prompt. B12's design experts can refine the polish for institutional brokerages or luxury-market lenders. Note: this template is design and content only, not financial or lending advice.