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Mortgage shopping was built around the lender.

We don't work for lenders. We work for the person paying the mortgage.

WHY GET FUNDD WAS CREATED

Comparing mortgages shouldn't feel like comparing apples to oranges.

Every lender pitches their own rate, their own fees, their own points, their own credits. One quote looks cheaper until another fee appears. One rate looks lower until you pay a point for it.

That makes it hard to know what a mortgage actually costs — and even harder to compare two offers side by side. The experience is built around what the lender wants to show you, not what you need to see.

Get FUNDD flips that around. The borrower comes first.

CONSUMERS DESERVE BETTER

Transparency, on the numbers that actually matter.

The real cost of a mortgage isn't just the rate. It's a handful of moving parts, and they all belong in the same picture.

01
Rates

The interest rate you actually pay.

04
Credits

Lender credits that reduce upfront cost.

02
Fees

Lender fees charged at closing.

05
Rebates

Money returned to you at closing.

03
Points

Upfront charges to lower your rate.

06
Overall Cost

The real total you pay over time.

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Get FUNDD puts rates, fees, points, credits and rebates in one place — so you can see the whole cost, not just the part a lender wants to highlight.

WHY $1,000?

You pay Get FUNDD.
The lenders don't.

Get FUNDD charges a flat $1,000 fee to help you compare real mortgage offers. That's it. No lender pays us, so our only job is to help you see the differences and choose. One service. One flat fee. No percentage of your loan, no commissions, no hidden pricing.

Flat Fee

$1,000

One service. One flat fee.

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No lender commissions

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No percentage of your loan

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No hidden pricing

OUR MISSION

We built Get FUNDD to put the buyer first.

Mortgage shopping can be difficult to compare. Get FUNDD exists to give consumers someone on their side of the table—helping them understand the numbers, compare real offers, and make a more informed decision.

Ready to let the lenders compete?

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