Quickli offers broker websites a makeover

The new interface features will save brokers time, the Sydney-based company says

Quickli offers broker websites a makeover

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Quickli is offering brokers a chance to update their look — and potentially saving them hours of their time by eliminating time-consuming estimates. 

The technology platform — which aggregates a number of different service calculators in one location so brokers can make instant calculations — has recently brought five new widgets to market. The new interface features include calculations for loan repayments, stamp duty, purchasing power, borrowing and refinancing feasibility. 

"[The widgets] work seamlessly to keep potential clients on the site longer," said Quickli Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Angus Keatinge. "More engagement means more opportunities to build trust and convert leads into long-term clients.

“Mortgage broking is a relationship business. Staying competitive today means using technology to strengthen those relationships, whether that’s creating a stronger first impression, making the client experience smoother, or offering instant answers when clients need them," continued Keatinge, who has a background in software engineering. "These tools help brokers do exactly that."

All widgets are customizable and can be embedded on a brokers' own website, Quickli said. 

"These widgets give brokers a polished, professional online presence while keeping potential borrowers engaged and connected," Keatinge said. "A broker's website should do more than just exist, it should reflect their expertise and help nurture both new and existing clients."  

The five additional widgets run for $75 a month, in addition to the standard Quickli subscription.

Sydney-based Quickli was founded in 2021 by Keatinge and Eric Dill, a former mortgage broker. 

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