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Look like the lender you already are in ten states
Purchase, refinance and specialty pages with pre-qualification, nine calculators and six finishes to brand against.
- Pages
- 80
- Screens below
- 6
- Status
- Live
Every screen of Copperline Classic
Captured from the live Copperline Classic demo: the traditional home page, purchase and refinance loan options, the learning center and contact.
Where Copperline Classic wins
Copperline Classic is the original design of Copperline, kept live beside its rebuild. It suits a mortgage company licensed in several states that wants a traditional layout with purchase and refinance menus, pre-qualification and rate context pages.
Multi-state mortgage companiesA layout borrowers already understand
Purchase and refinance menus, pre-qualification and rate context pages follow the pattern a shopping borrower has seen at every other lender, so nothing slows them down.
Six finishes to brand against
The palette is a real system rather than an accent color, which makes a rebrand look deliberate instead of recolored.
Eighty pages ready to fill
Program, guide and calculator pages already exist, so your content has somewhere to go on week one.
Also on the site
Six color finishes. Visitor-selectable finishes, one of which can be rebuilt in your brand colors.
Purchase and refinance menus. Fixed, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, first-time buyer and low down payment pages.
Pre-qualification flow. A short pre-qual form with no credit pull on the demo.
Multi-state ready. Header and footer built to list licensed states.
What a multi-state mortgage company website has to carry
A company licensed in several states carries more disclosure than a single loan officer. These are the pieces Copperline Classic’s header and footer are built to hold.
Company and branch NMLS IDs
The company NMLS ID on every page, linked to NMLS Consumer Access, plus branch and loan officer IDs wherever they appear.
A list of licensed states
Borrowers and examiners both check it. Under the SAFE Act a loan originator needs a state license or federal registration to originate, so the list has to be current.
State-specific notices
Some states require their own consumer notices or license wording. They belong in the footer or on a licensing page, set by your compliance lead.
Equal Housing Opportunity
The logo or statement on every page, as fair lending advertising expects.
One look across branches
A single color system across every branch page keeps a multi-state company recognizable, which is what the six finishes are for.
Sources: NMLS Consumer Access, SAFE Act, 12 U.S.C. 5103.
Rebuilding Copperline Classic as your site
Copperline Classic suits a company rather than one person, so the rebuild centers on licensing, branches and the brand system.
- Licensed states in the header and footer. Every state you are licensed in is listed with your company NMLS ID and any state-specific notices your counsel requires.
- One finish rebuilt in your brand. One of the six color finishes is redrawn in your brand colors, and the others can be kept or removed.
- Pre-qualification pointed at your process. The short pre-qual form keeps its no-credit-pull framing and can route each lead by state to a loan officer licensed there.
Pick Copperline Classic if
If not, Copperline or Willow Creek may suit you better.
- You are licensed in several states and that is part of the pitch
- You want a familiar purchase and refinance structure buyers recognize
- Your brand needs a palette that is not the usual mortgage navy
Questions about Copperline Classic
What is the difference between Copperline and Copperline Classic?+
Does Copperline Classic support several licensed states?+
What should a mortgage company website include?+
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Launch Copperline Classic as your website.
Your licensed states, your brand finish and your branches, on your own domain.
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