Stellar Technology Players Are Seeing Success

The mortgage industry has been challenging for mortgage technology providers. But good technology that solves real problems is in demand and those companies that provide this technology are threiving. Here are three examples:

First, PPE vendor LoanPASS has been a rising star. From 2023 to 2025, LoanPASS PPE saw its revenue grow by over 300%. The company surpassed its 100th client signing and increased active daily user  4x—all with minimal headcount growth. In addition, the company acquired PMI Rate Pro and added Nomi Smith to the leadership team.

LoanPASS PPE is a categorically different pricing and automated underwriting platform purpose-built for the real complexity of QM, Non-QM, DSCR, and private lending. By replacing legacy PPEs, spreadsheets, and manual workflows with deterministic, no-code decisioning, lenders are able to launch new products in hours, scale underwriting without adding staff, and deliver faster, cleaner, and more profitable loan decisions—particularly in segments where traditional systems break down. This differentiated approach was recognized with The Mortgage Collaborative’s “Best Onboarding Process” award. 

“LoanPASS is fundamentally changing automated pricing and underwriting, accelerating investor and product changes, and enabling business teams, not IT, to operate at market speed,” says Bill Mitchell, Chief Revenue Officer at LoanPASS. “The result is consistent decisions, cleaner loan files, and scalable profitability where legacy technology fails.”

Today, LoanPASS clients collectively originate and fund over $30B annually, including category leaders across Non-QM, credit unions, and bridge lending. Building on this momentum, the company has expanded the platform through the PMI Rate Pro acquisition and are preparing to introduce the LoanPASS AUS in 2026 with three new customer signings in Q4 delivering the industry’s only fully configurable Non-QM and portfolio AUS, delivering DU- and LP-style decision files, but on the lender’s terms. 

Second, LOS Blue Sage saw huge gains last year. Blue Sage experienced significant expansion in 2025, driven by continued demand from both mid-tier and enterprise lendersseeking modern, scalable technology to replace legacy loan origination systems. Over the past two years, Blue Sage has more than doubled its customer base, adding a diverse mix of credit unions, independent mortgage companies, banks, retail lenders, and depositories nationwide.

Last year the company expanded its client base and footprint across credit unions, IMBs and banks, reflecting rising industry demand for cloud-native LOS modernization. Blue Sage enabled clients to launch new origination channels within a single instance of the platform, expand scale and add new functionality within existing channels, demonstrating the flexibility of the Blue Sage platform.

In addition, Blue Sage achieved more than 50% growth in closed loan volume year over year, with another 50% increase projected in 2026. The company also accelerated implementation timelines, bringing mid-market lenders live within 6 months and moving enterprise lenders into pilot phases in under 10 months– setting new industry standards for speed and scalability.

“Blue Sage’s growth in 2025 was a direct result of our commitment to innovation and client success,” said Carmine Cacciavillani, Founder and CEO of Blue Sage. “As lenders continue to transform their operations, they’re turning to Blue Sage because we deliver technology that evolves with them—scalable, intelligent and built for the future of lending. As we look to 2026, we’re focused on helping our clients capture new growth opportunities and deliver better borrower experiences through technology.”

Third, NotaryCam is surpassing milestones.  NotaryCam, a Stewart-owned company and leading remote online notarization (RON) provider for real estate and legal transactions, announced a standout year in 2025, having reached more than 2 million successful notarizations to date, including more than 238,000 notarizations completed this year. The company also doubled both its credit card transaction volume and the number of servicers using loss mitigation-related RON transactions through its real estate vertical, exemplifying growing industry adoption of digital solutions.

“2025 was a pivotal year for NotaryCam as we saw record adoption of remote online notarization across real estate, servicing and credit workflows,” said Brian Webster, president and CEO of NotaryCam. “Surpassing the 2 million notarization milestone reflects not only the scalability of our technology, but the trust our clients place in us to deliver secure, compliant and reliable digital transactions. As demand for RON continues to accelerate, we remain focused on expanding access, strengthening integrations and helping the industry modernize with confidence.”

In 2025, NotaryCam also played a central role in Stewart’s launch of Signer’s Choice, a premier, all-in-one signing solution that unifies NotaryCam’s industry-leading remote online notarization technology with Signature Closers’ nationwide in-person signing network. The combination brings together two proven Stewart companies under a single brand, delivering unmatched flexibility for title companies, lenders and institutions navigating increasingly complex signing requirements.

By integrating RON and in-person signing capabilities into one compliant, scalable solution, Signer’s Choice eliminates the fragmentation that has long challenged the signing process, allowing transactions to move seamlessly forward without redraws, rekeying, alternate providers or costly delays.

The company onboarded more than 60 new enterprise clients and 149 independent notaries. NotaryCam expanded existing partnerships and integrated with several additional partners expanding its footprint in mortgage servicing and originations. In addition, the company achieved a Trustpilot score of 4.9 and an industry-leading Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 88, based on more than 13,000 responses with an average score of 9.6, reflecting exceptional customer satisfaction.

So, good technology providers are seeing a lot of success because innovative technology is always in demand.