ROI Calculator

Four sliders and four plain questions. It opens on the published case study — a national Encompass lender at 15,000 funded units — so you can see the shape before you put your own operation in. Every assumption sits underneath, editable. If you want the full model with all forty inputs, the payback curve and a business case you can hand to your CFO, use the detailed calculator. Same engine, same numbers. The reasoning is in The Infinity Loop.

Step 1

Your operation

Round numbers are fine. Nothing here is stored unless you ask us for the full breakdown.
6,000
50030,000
$400,000
$150K$900K
22
2250
8
1120
Step 2

A few quick questions

No lookups required — pick what sounds most like your shop.
Growth is where the loop pays hardest, because capacity arrives without hiring.
Sets how much time your loans currently sit in purchase suspense.
Sets what your quality exposure is worth today.
Selecting condition templates, keying bank names and account numbers, assembling files.
Conservative
ConservativeBalancedOptimistic
Value per funded loan
Hiring avoided by year three
Annualized at year three

See where the number comes from

The full breakdown shows every source of value, the three-year curve, and each assumption behind it — in a summary you can print and hand to your CFO.

We use this to send your summary. No sequence, no reselling.

Where the value comes from

Annualized at year three, once the loop has matured.

Why it compounds

Each department improves on a curve, not a step. Rules accumulate; the engine keeps them.
Processing Underwriting Quality control
Published production figures of +10%, +28% and +45% throughput are not three different outcomes. They are the same curve read at six months, twenty-four months, and maturity.

Year by year

Capacity figures describe headroom created, never positions removed. The loop is trained by the people doing the work — it does not replace them, and this model never assumes it does.

What this assumes

Printed with your summary so the numbers travel with their reasoning.

See it against your own loan products

A demo built around your Encompass environment, your investors, and your workflows. No generic pitch.

Advanced — open every assumption
Cost basis
Loop
Secondary market
Benchmark
Loop maturity modeled as m(t)=1−e^(−t/τ). Capacity per person is derived from the volume and staffing you entered, so no external productivity benchmark is imposed on your operation. Underwriting gain is derived from clerical time share rather than asserted. Warehouse value is computed net of carry, which is currently positive — faster delivery forfeits interest income, so the benefit shown is line capacity and released equity only. Suspense days are netted from warehouse dwell to avoid double counting. Per-loan incentive pools are excluded because they scale with volume rather than headcount. Net production profit benchmark: MBA Quarterly Mortgage Bankers Performance Report, Q1 2026.

This is an estimate for discussion, not a proposal, quote, or guarantee of results. Figures depend on assumptions you can change above.

Want every assumption on the table?

The detailed model exposes all forty inputs, the month-by-month payback curve, capacity against demand, and a lender-branded business case. It runs the same engine as this page, so the numbers will agree.

Open the detailed model with these figures →