Studio4Lenders — Reach borrowers through the agents you work with

Reach borrowers through the agents you already work with.

Your partner agents post to buyers and sellers every week. Sponsor their marketing and your name, NMLS and Equal Housing notice go out on what they share.

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A ready-to-send article for agents every week, with your name on it.

$0 · no credit card

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Sponsor your agents

Give up to 12 agents Studio4Agents Pro. Your brand rides on what they share.

From $249/month billed annually

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Your partner agent

REALTOR® · shared a post · now

Thinking about buying a home this year? Here are five things to know before you start. 👇

A Studio4Agents share image: a homebuying article with the agent's name, brokerage and license, and the loan officer's name, NMLS numbers and Equal Housing notice in a strip along the bottom

↑ That strip is you: name, NMLS and Equal Housing on what they share

A full marketing week for every agent you sponsor

**On every post they share**Listings, open houses, articles and tips all carry a strip with your name, phone and NMLS.

**Beside the agent on Advice4Homeownership**Every article an agent shares shows your card next to theirs, with your own Message button.

**In the guides they hand out**Your name, NMLS and phone on the guide’s last page, and readers can check a box to hear from you.

An agent's Planner showing News from their sponsoring loan officer, “Sample Mortgage Co. now offers FHA loans,” and a share-ready post with Copy Caption and Save buttons

Your news

Talk to all your agents at oncePost news to the top of every sponsored agent’s Planner, like a new loan program, and publish share-ready posts they can choose to share. You see who viewed and who shared each one.News is for your agents only, so you can tell them about pricing specials. Share-ready posts stay product news: rates, loan terms, points, discounts and credits are blocked there.

And the rest of their week

✓Carousels: your credit on the last slide (shown above).
✓Checklists: your card on the page, same as guides.
✓Emails and videos: your name and NMLS ride along.
✓A daily posting plan: a finished post every day, so they actually share.

Real Studio4Agents and Advice4Homeownership output, shown with a sample loan officer.

Put your name on your agents’ marketing

Your own marketing platform, plus Studio4Agents Pro for the agents you sponsor.

Lending Pro

$249/month, billed annually ($2,990/yr)

✓Your own complete marketing platform
✓Up to 12 Partner Network connections
✓Consumer education library
✓Co-marketing tools & analytics

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Lending Team

$1,999/month, billed annually ($23,988/yr)

✓Team branding & shared mortgage content
✓Branch-level marketing tools
✓Reporting dashboard
✓Up to 100 Partner Network connections, shared across the team

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Need more than 12 agents, or buying for your whole office? Book a call or email us.
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Questions

What does a sponsored agent get?

Studio4Agents Pro ($79/month on their own): a daily posting plan, listing and open house marketing, homebuyer guides and the video studios. Your name, company, NMLS and Equal Housing notice appear on the co-branded share images they post.

Do I need compliance approval?

Lending Pro is a co-marketing program: you provide marketing tools your partner agents use, and your branding appears alongside theirs. Many lenders require marketing and compliance review. Check your company’s policy before you invite agents; every co-branded image includes your individual and company NMLS and Equal Housing notice.

Is the free plan really free?

Yes. The weekly article, the library, one-tap sharing, your branded image and your engagement stats. No credit card.

What do agents see when they click my free article?

The full article on Strategies4Agents with your name, photo, company, both NMLS numbers and an Equal Housing notice, plus a way to ask you a question.

On the free plan, can I tell who read my article?

For your weekly free article you see clicks, which articles and roughly where readers are. Readers stay anonymous unless they ask you a question. Then you get their name and message.