Show buyers what the EMI looks like if rates rise, on your project page
A project page shows a price and often an EMI at today's rate. A home loan outlasts several rate cycles. LoanRepo's buyer tool shows what a rise of 2% could do to the EMI and the length of the loan, so buyers book with the whole picture. A switch at the top covers flats that are still being built: the interest-only payments during construction, the EMI at the end, and the questions to ask the lender.
What your buyers would see
Why it fits a builder
- Buyers ask better questions. A buyer who has seen the EMI at today's rate and at a rate 2% higher asks the bank, and you, better questions before booking.
- Honest about the loan. The tool shows the effect of a rate move. It does not promise a rate, and it does not tell anyone to buy.
- Independent of lenders. No lender pays for placement and none is recommended, so it does not conflict with your tie-ups with banks.
- Nothing to integrate. No data feed and no sign-up. Place it on the EMI tab, beside your own calculator, or on the booking page.
On every project page and unit
Your page already knows the unit price. It can pass the price, a standard loan share, the tenure and your own default rate to the tool, so the buyer starts with your numbers and edits them. Pass public project facts only: never anything about the buyer.
<iframe title="Home loan stress check" height="640" style="width:100%;border:0" src="https://www.loanrepo.in/widget-buy.html?partner=yourname&price=9800000&amount=7840000&tenure=20&rate=8.5"></iframe>
The boxes stay editable, the check runs only when the buyer taps the button, and nothing is stored. Use your own tag for partner.
What stays separate
- No leads. LoanRepo does not collect buyer details and does not pass anything a buyer types to you or to anyone. You see an anonymous count of use, with anything under 10 hidden.
- No listing on LoanRepo. LoanRepo does not list, rank or advertise projects, and no builder pays for placement on LoanRepo.
- How LoanRepo is funded. By licences from the platforms that place the tools, and by buyers and borrowers who choose paid guides or tracking. The calculations and guides are the same for everyone, and no sponsor can change them.
- Your own rules stay yours. RERA details and advertising standards on your pages remain your responsibility. Have your compliance team approve the wording around the tool.
How it works
No API and no sign-up. Details are in the data and privacy note and the embedding guide.
Questions
Do we receive buyer leads or details?
No. A buyer types the loan amount, tenure and rate, and may add take-home income. The calculation runs in their browser and nothing is stored or sent to you or to LoanRepo. You get an anonymous count of use, and anything under 10 is hidden.
Will LoanRepo list, rank or promote our projects?
No. LoanRepo does not list or advertise projects, and no builder or lender pays for placement on LoanRepo. The tool is licensed to you to place on your own site.
Does it recommend a lender or a loan?
No. It uses the rate the buyer types and shows the effect of a rate move. LoanRepo has no lender affiliation.
Does it work for flats still being built?
Yes. A switch at the top covers under-construction flats: the interest-only payments during construction, the EMI at the end, and the questions to ask the lender.
Are the rate moves forecasts?
No. A rise of 0.25% a quarter for eight quarters, and a fall of 0.25% a quarter for six, are illustrations.