Choosing the right Lendsqr Admin Console plan depends on your lending business model, goals, and technological needs. Whether you’re just starting out or scaling operations, Lendsqr offers multiple plans to help you grow efficiently and securely.
Below is a detailed breakdown of the available plans to help you determine the best fit for your business.
Understanding subscription tiers and their purpose
Lendsqr’s tiered subscription model reflects the reality that different lenders have vastly different needs. A microfinance institution just beginning digital operations requires different tools than an established fintech scaling to thousands of daily loan applications. A lender focused exclusively on salary advance loans has different needs than one offering both loans and savings products.
Rather than forcing all lenders into a single feature set with corresponding costs, Lendsqr’s tiered approach allows each organization to pay only for capabilities they actually need while maintaining the flexibility to upgrade as requirements evolve. This alignment between features, costs, and business stage enables lenders to invest appropriately at each growth phase.
Understanding which tier matches your current situation requires honest assessment of your operational reality, growth trajectory, and technical requirements. The following detailed breakdowns help you map your specific needs to the appropriate subscription plan.
Read further: What can I access on each plan?
Free Plan: Ideal for new and small-scale lenders
The Free Plan is perfect for lenders who are just entering the digital lending space, testing the Lendsqr platform before a full rollout, or running small operations with basic needs.
What the Free Plan provides
With this plan, you can access essential Lendsqr admin features to set up your lending products, manage loans from application to disbursement, and operate without incurring any platform cost.
The Free Plan provides the core loan management functionality every lender needs. You can create loan products by defining interest rates, tenor ranges, eligibility criteria, and repayment schedules. You can process loan applications by receiving applications, reviewing borrower information, and making approval or rejection decisions. You can manage disbursements by initiating fund transfers to approved borrowers. You can track repayments by monitoring payment schedules and recording incoming repayments.
This foundational feature set allows genuine lending operations to function without requiring investment in platform subscriptions. For new lenders testing whether digital lending is viable for their organization, this zero-cost entry removes financial barriers to experimentation.
Limitations of the Free Plan
While the Free Plan provides essential functionality, it deliberately excludes advanced features that become important as lending operations mature. You will not have access to tiered borrower classification systems, guarantor management features, automated offer letter generation, custom roles and permissions, mobile app access, savings product management, or advanced integrations.
These limitations are not arbitrary restrictions but reflect the reality that very small or experimental lending operations typically do not yet need these capabilities. A lender processing five loans per month does not need complex role-based access controls. A lender testing market demand does not need whitelabeled mobile apps.
Use case example
If you’re a small micro-lender piloting your first few loans, this plan gives you the tools you need at no cost. Perhaps you are a community organization beginning to offer small loans to members, an entrepreneur validating a lending business idea before committing significant capital, or an existing business adding lending as a new service line and testing viability.
In these scenarios, the Free Plan allows you to operate real lending activities, learn the platform, understand your borrowers, and validate your model before investing in paid subscriptions. Many successful Lendsqr customers began on the Free Plan, proved their concepts, and upgraded as they grew.
Starter Plan: Best for growing lenders with tiered products
The Starter Plan is ideal for lenders who want to introduce tier management to classify borrowers, use guarantor features to reduce default risk, and unlock more controls than what’s available in the Free Plan.
What the Starter Plan adds
The Starter Plan builds on the Free Plan foundation by adding features that support more sophisticated lending operations. Borrower tier management allows you to classify customers into categories like new borrowers, repeat customers, VIP clients, or risk tiers, then apply different loan terms to each category. This segmentation enables you to price risk more accurately and reward good borrowers with better terms.
Guarantor management provides tools to require, collect, and verify guarantor information during loan applications. Guarantors significantly reduce default risk by creating social pressure and providing recovery options when borrowers default. The Starter Plan’s guarantor features make it practical to implement this risk control even without custom development.
Additional operational controls include enhanced reporting capabilities, more granular configuration options for loan products, and better tools for managing delinquent accounts. These capabilities matter when you move beyond initial pilots to sustained operations at moderate scale.
When to choose Starter Plan
This plan is great for expanding lenders who need more operational flexibility while staying cost-efficient. You have validated your lending model and consistently originate loans. You are experiencing enough volume that manual workarounds for missing features become burdensome. You need borrower segmentation to price different risk profiles appropriately. You want to implement guarantors as a risk management tool.
Use case example
If you’ve validated your model and want more advanced configurations without going fully custom, the Starter Plan is a smart next step. Perhaps you began on the Free Plan, proved you can originate and collect loans successfully, and now process 20 to 50 loans monthly. You have identified that some borrowers are lower risk than others and want to offer them preferential rates. You have decided guarantors will be a core part of your risk model going forward.
In this scenario, the Starter Plan provides the features needed to implement your evolved business model without the expense of higher-tier plans whose additional features you do not yet need.
Pro Plan: Designed for scaling digital lenders
The Pro Plan is built for lenders focused on digitization and operational scalability. It includes everything in the Starter Plan, plus the ability to generate offer letters automatically, tools to create and manage custom roles and permissions, and support for the mobile app standard version.
What the Pro Plan adds
Automated offer letter generation eliminates manual document preparation. When loans are approved, the system automatically generates professional offer letters containing loan terms, repayment schedules, borrower information, and all required disclosures. This automation saves significant staff time and ensures consistency and compliance across all loan documentation.
Custom roles and permissions become essential as your team grows. Rather than giving all staff members identical access to all features, you can create roles like loan officer, manager, compliance officer, and customer support, each with appropriate permissions. Loan officers might be able to review applications but not approve high-value loans. Managers might have broader approval authority. Compliance staff might access audit logs but not process loans.
Mobile app support in the Pro Plan provides your borrowers access to a standard Lendsqr-branded mobile application. Borrowers can apply for loans, check balances, make repayments, and manage their accounts from their phones. This mobile access significantly improves customer experience compared to web-only access.
Limitations of Pro Plan
However, this plan does not support whitelabeled or custom-branded mobile applications. Borrowers using the mobile app will see Lendsqr branding rather than your organization’s brand. For many lenders, this limitation is acceptable, especially earlier in their growth when brand differentiation through mobile apps is less critical than simply providing mobile access.
Use case example
You’re managing a fast-growing lending operation and want to automate documentation and enforce role-based access controls for your staff. Your team has grown to 10 or more people with different responsibilities. Your monthly loan volume has reached hundreds of applications. You need professional documentation processes to satisfy investors, regulators, or partners. You want to offer borrowers mobile app access to improve their experience.
In these circumstances, the Pro Plan’s automation and access control features deliver significant operational value that justifies the subscription cost through improved efficiency and reduced errors.
Business Plan: For lenders offering savings and whitelabeled apps
The Business Plan is tailored for financial institutions that want to go beyond loans and offer savings products. Key features include access to Adjutor, support for whitelabeled or fully customized mobile apps, and capability to manage both loans and savings products from one dashboard.
What the Business Plan adds
Savings product management allows you to create savings accounts, set interest rates, manage deposits and withdrawals, and track savings balances alongside loan portfolios. This multi-product capability transforms single-product lenders into broader financial service providers. Customers can both borrow and save through your platform, increasing engagement and lifetime value.
Adjutor access provides your APIs for credit decisioning, identity verification, fraud detection, and other advanced capabilities. Adjutor’s affordable API services help you build sophisticated underwriting without expensive direct integrations with credit bureaus and verification providers.
Whitelabeled mobile apps allow complete branding customization. Your mobile app displays your logo, colors, and name rather than Lendsqr branding. This white labeling strengthens your brand identity, improves customer recognition, and positions your platform as a complete financial service provider rather than just another lender.
Use case example
You run a full-fledged digital bank or fintech platform and want deep branding and multi-product offerings like loans plus savings. Your vision extends beyond lending to comprehensive financial services. You want customers to see your brand throughout their experience. You have the volume to justify investment in custom branding. You believe offering both loans and savings will improve customer retention and unit economics.
The Business Plan provides the infrastructure to execute this multi-product, fully-branded strategy without building everything from scratch.
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Enterprise Plan: Advanced integration for complex operations
The Enterprise Plan is for large-scale lenders or institutions with specific technical needs. It allows for custom integrations with third-party systems and APIs, full backend and system control, and high-level scalability with enterprise-grade infrastructure.
What the Enterprise Plan provides
Custom integrations enable you to connect Lendsqr with your existing systems. Perhaps you have a legacy core banking system that must remain the source of truth for certain data. Perhaps you use specific CRM, accounting, or ERP platforms that need to exchange information with your lending operations. The Enterprise Plan provides technical resources and flexibility to build these custom connections.
Full backend control means you can configure Lendsqr behavior to match your unique requirements rather than adapting your processes to platform constraints. Enterprise customers work with Lendsqr’s technical team to customize workflows, create specialized features, and optimize the platform for their specific use cases.
Enterprise-grade infrastructure ensures your platform can handle high transaction volumes, provides enhanced security controls, delivers improved uptime guarantees, and supports disaster recovery requirements that large institutions require.
Use case example
You have legacy systems or custom apps and need to connect Lendsqr seamlessly with your internal infrastructure or CRM tools. Perhaps you are a bank adding digital lending to existing operations and must integrate with core banking systems. Perhaps you are a large MFI with custom software that must exchange data with Lendsqr. Perhaps you process thousands of loans daily and need performance optimization and dedicated support.
The Enterprise Plan provides the customization, integration capability, and support level that complex institutional requirements demand.
Read further: How do I change my subscription plan?
How to choose the best plan
To select the right plan, follow this decision framework.
Step 1: Define your current operational needs
Start by honestly assessing what you need today, not what you might need eventually. Do you only offer loans or do you also want to offer savings products? How many loans do you process monthly? How many staff members need system access? Do borrowers demand mobile access or is web access sufficient? Do you need your own branding or is co-branding with Lendsqr acceptable?
Step 2: Assess your expected growth
Consider your growth trajectory over the next 6 to 12 months. If you are currently processing 50 loans monthly but expect to reach 500 within a year, choose a plan that supports that future volume rather than needing to upgrade mid-growth. However, avoid over-investing in features you will not need for years. Balance current affordability with reasonable growth planning.
Step 3: Consider branding and mobile requirements
Decide if you need a branded mobile app or if integrations with other platforms matter to your strategy. Some lenders view their mobile app as critical brand differentiation and customer experience. Others consider mobile apps nice-to-have features that can wait until later growth stages. Your perspective on these questions influences whether Business or Enterprise plans are worth their costs.
Step 4: Compare features against team structure
Evaluate plan features against your internal team structure, particularly needs around roles, permissions, and automation. Larger teams with specialized roles benefit significantly from custom permissions. Smaller teams where everyone does everything gain less value from role-based access controls.
By choosing the right plan, you unlock the full potential of the Lendsqr Admin Console, giving your business the structure, automation, and scalability it needs to thrive in a competitive lending market. Start with the plan that fits your current reality, knowing you can upgrade as your operations grow and your


