Mortgage broker tools that watch your client book
The Theo mortgage broker ecosystem connects your clients to their own mortgage app, watches what happens to their mortgages next, and hands you the moments worth a call. Mortgage broker tools built for the years between transactions.
Quick answer
Theo gives mortgage brokers a connected client book. Each client holds their own mortgage app, and you see the intelligence for your whole book in one place. Balances, property values, loan to value bands and fixed rate end dates are checked daily, and clients whose position has changed enough to matter reach you with the reason attached.
It works alongside your CRM rather than replacing it: the CRM holds the case, Theo watches the book. Plans are one Adviser Ecosystem per adviser, from £99 a month.
How it works
- ConnectClients join with your code or link.
- MonitorEach mortgage is checked daily.
- SurfaceChanges worth a call reach you.
- AdviseYou call, or they ask in the app.

Your whole book at a glance
Clients, property under management, total equity, monthly repayments and how much of your plan is in use, updated without anyone typing a thing.
Why brokers lose clients
- AcquisitionBought leads cost more each year.
- Cold bookCompleted clients go quiet.
- TimingThe lender calls them first.
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What the mortgage broker tools watch for
| Signal | What triggers it | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed rate ending | A client’s fix enters the remortgage window | Fixed rate expiry leads |
| On standard variable rate | A fix has ended and nothing replaced it | Client retention |
| Rate beaten | Market pricing for their band beats their rate, after any charge | Opportunity detection |
| Band reached | They have crossed into a cheaper loan to value band | LTV bands |
| LTV in reach | An overpayment would take them into the next band | LTV bands |
| ERC revisit | A better rate exists but the charge cancels it for now | ERC-aware savings |
| Tracker to fixed | The market clearly favours fixing for a tracker client | Market intelligence |
One client. One adviser. Their choice.
Theo is deliberately not a marketplace. A client is never sold to several brokers.
- They choose youUsing your code or link, after seeing your firm.
- Only yoursNo other firm can see a client connected to you.
- Their callThey can disconnect whenever they like.
- RecordedEvery connect, switch and disconnect is logged.
- CheckedEvery firm and adviser is verified on the FCA Register first.
A connection given freely is worth more than an enquiry sold to four brokers at once.
How the connection worksWhat mortgage broker tools should do between transactions
Most brokers do not have a lead problem. They have a gap problem. A client completes, and for four or five years their mortgage changes quietly underneath them: the property gains value, the balance falls, they cross a loan to value band without knowing it, and the fixed rate ticks towards its end date.
When that finally matters, the lender’s retention team usually calls first, because the lender holds the mortgage and knows the date. The usual answer is to buy the client back as a shared lead, at the most expensive moment in the journey. That works, but it never gets cheaper. See mortgage lead generation for the comparison.
How the Theo broker ecosystem works
The mortgage broker tools work in four steps. Your clients connect. A client enters your adviser code in the Theo app, or arrives through your link, and confirms your firm before anything is shared. No adviser can see a client who has not connected to them.
Their mortgage is monitored. Property values, balances, loan to value bands and fixed rate end dates are checked against live pricing from over 100 lenders every day, for the whole book at once.
Opportunities surface. When a position changes enough to matter, the client appears in your ecosystem with the reason and an indicative figure, already net of any early repayment charge.
You advise. You make the call, or the client sends an enquiry from the app. Either way, the conversation starts inside a relationship you already have.
Five mortgage broker tools on every plan
Book analytics shows the whole connected book: clients, property under management, equity, loan to value spread, lender concentration and how your book’s average rate compares with the best matching products.
Opportunities lists who to contact today and why, grouped by urgency. See mortgage opportunity detection.
Lead management holds the enquiries your own clients send, with an opportunity score attached. Rate intelligence turns swap rates, Bank Rate, inflation and daily lender moves into what they mean for your book; see broker market intelligence. Client intelligence opens one client in full: portfolio, mortgages, alerts and whether they can actually be reached.
One client, one adviser, their choice
A client is connected to one firm, through one named adviser, at a time. They make the connection themselves, they can see who they are connected to, and they can disconnect whenever they like. Disconnecting removes them from your ecosystem immediately; to keep using Theo without an adviser, they choose Premium.
This matters commercially as well as ethically. A homeowner who knows they can leave is far more willing to connect in the first place, and a connection given freely is worth more than an enquiry sold to four brokers at once. Every adviser and firm is checked on the FCA Register before an ecosystem goes live.
Mortgage broker software alongside your CRM
A CRM records what you tell it and waits. That is the right design for managing a case, and the wrong one for the years afterwards. Theo is mortgage broker software of a different kind: it watches the mortgage itself and tells you when something changed. Most advisers run both. See mortgage broker CRM for where one ends and the other begins.
How the figures are worked out
The figures in Theo’s mortgage broker tools come daily from a mortgage sourcing system covering the intermediary market, stored by loan to value band, term and product type so every comparison is like for like. Product transfer pricing is kept separate from open market pricing, so a lender’s retention rates never distort the market figure they are measured against.
Early repayment charges are applied before anything is called a saving, and clients whose charge cancels the benefit are held back rather than shown. Opportunities you mark complete stop reappearing. Every figure is indicative and depends on eligibility, affordability and lender criteria. Wider lending figures are published by UK Finance.
Every part of the mortgage broker ecosystem
Finding the moments
Opportunity detectionThe seven signals, and why suppression matters. Fixed rate expiry leadsWhy six months out decides the case. LTV bandsThe eight thresholds, and who is close to one. ERC-aware savingsWhether a saving survives the charge.Working the book
Client retentionWhy clients leave at fix end. Mortgage lead generationAn owned pipeline instead of bought enquiries. Mortgage leadsWhat bought leads really cost per case. Mortgage broker CRMWhere a CRM ends and monitoring begins.Market and growth
Market intelligenceSwaps, Bank Rate and inflation, applied to your book. Independent broker growthCompeting earlier than the networks. SEO for mortgage brokersThe searches an independent can win. PricingOne Adviser Ecosystem per adviser, from £99.Common questions
What is a mortgage broker ecosystem?
What mortgage broker tools does Theo include?
Can a client be connected to more than one broker?
Can any other firm see my clients?
Is the Theo broker ecosystem a CRM?
How does this reduce cost per acquisition?
What happens to my clients’ data?
Is this financial advice to my clients?
Where to go next
Published by Theo App Ltd. Theo is software for regulated mortgage professionals. Theo App Ltd is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, does not give mortgage advice and does not recommend products to consumers. Opportunity figures shown in Theo are indicative, depend on eligibility, affordability and lender criteria, and must be checked with the client before advice is given. Advisers remain responsible for the advice they give and for their own regulatory obligations.


