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The mortgage serviceability fintech has launched five new, white label widgets for broker websites to help brokers attract and convert clients.
Serviceability and policy engine Quickli has launched five new widgets that can be embedded into mortgage broker websites using their own branding.
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The website widgets enable broker clients to make instant calculations for:
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Loan repayments
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Stamp duty
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Purchasing power
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Borrowing capacity
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Refinancing feasibility
The widgets – launched today (24 February) – are available as a separate add-on for an additional $75 per month, on top of the standard Quickli subscription. (Brokers attending The Adviser’s upcoming 2025 Better Business Summit roadshow, run in partnership with NAB, will be able to access a 10 per cent discount from the Quickli stand).
Quickli co-founder and CEO Angus Keatinge said the widgets were built based on feedback from the thousands of mortgage brokers who use Quickli to make serviceability calculations for home loan borrower clients.
“A broker’s website should do more than just exist, it should reflect their expertise and help nurture both new and existing clients. These widgets give brokers a polished, professional online presence while keeping potential borrowers engaged and connected,” he said.
“They’re fully customisable to a broker’s brand, easy to embed, and work seamlessly to keep potential clients on the site longer. More engagement means more opportunities to build trust and convert leads into long-term clients.”
The Quickli co-founder and CEO said that embracing new technology was crucial for brokers to stay competitive, telling The Adviser: “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.
“These tools help brokers do exactly that.”
A select group of brokers have been trialling the widgets, with Christian Stevens, CEO of Flint Group, saying the new tools had led to “a noticeable improvement in lead quality and conversion rates”.
“The standout feature is their accuracy – unlike broad estimates from other tools, Quickli’s widgets provide precise, personalised calculations based on real lender policies. This gives clients the clarity they need to make informed financial decisions,” Stevens said.
New sales and partnerships heads named
The Bondi-based fintech, which was first established in 2021 by co-founders Eric Dill (broker) and Keatinge (software engineer) to help speed up the preliminary assessment process for brokers, has also recently appointed two new members to its leadership team in newly created roles.
Jennifer Roche has been appointed as head of partnerships, bringing experience from her previous role as senior manager of partnerships at Lendi Group, where she worked for the past decade managing products for Lendi and Aussie.
Prior to this, she worked as a business development manager at ALI Group and also has experience as a financial planner at both Commonwealth Bank and financial planning business Essential Financial Planning.
“Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with exceptional people. Joining Quickli feels like the perfect next chapter,” Roche said.
“Quickli isn’t just another fintech – we’re reshaping the future of mortgage broking, and I’m excited to be part of that journey.”
Meanwhile, Quickli has also welcomed Darren Davis as its head of sales. Davis was previously head of sales at REA Group’s property data brand, PropTrack (a position he held for the past four years) and has experience at companies including Equifax (where he was a commercial and property risk solutions manager) and CoreLogic (where he was head of sales).
“After an incredibly rewarding experience at PropTrack, I was looking for a role where I could truly make an impact. Quickli is that place,” Davis said.
“We’re not just supporting brokers and lenders – we’re creating smarter pathways for Australians to achieve homeownership.”
Keatinge welcomed the appointments, saying: “Jen and Darren bring a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to the values we have at Quickli.
“These appointments reflect our investment in both the growth of the company and in creating more opportunities for our partners and customers.”
You can find out more about Quickli’s new widgets and support offering at The Adviser’s Better Business Summit 2025 starting this Thursday (27 February) in Melbourne and continuing onto Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Sydney.
Dates and locations
The Better Business Summit 2025 will be held in the following locations:
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Thursday, 27 February, at the Crown, Melbourne.
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Thursday, 6 March, at Pan Pacific, Perth.
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Thursday, 20 March, at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Brisbane.
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Friday, 28 March, at InterContinental, Adelaide.
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Thursday, 3 April, at Hyatt Regency Sydney, Sydney.
Learn more about the speakers, view the full agenda, and make sure to secure your tickets now.
For more information about the Better Business Summit 2025, click here.
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