Technology

Posted on March 11, 2019 by staff

Hoppy Homes launches 15-minute mortgage service

Technology

A UK home management website has announced a partnership with Mojo Mortgages to offer its customers a personal mortgage recommendation in only 15 minutes.

Hoppy, which aims to help consumers take the hassle out of running their home, has added the mortgage service which will allow its customers to access a 24-hour-a-day service without having to set up a face-to-face appointment.

While the average UK broker free is £400, Mojo is a fee free online mortgage broker, which covers the whole market to offer over 20,000 mortgage deals with over 90 lenders.

“Mojo’s vision is to create a better mortgage experience for everyone, and we’re delighted to announce our partnership with Hoppy to power their mortgage journey,” said Richard Hayes, co-founder and CEO at Mojo Mortgages.

“Through integrating with our partnership platform, we’ve created an end-to-end mortgage journey to help Hoppy customer’s find their perfect mortgage and save them time and money in the process.”

North West FinTech start-up Mojo Mortgages scooped the top award for innovation at the British Bank Awards, as it recently secured £7 million in Series A funding.

Along with a tradesperson booking portal, home management digital logbook and online community, Hoppy helps its customers save time and money by providing them with access to the widest range of utility, broadband/TV and mobile deals.

Richard Longmore, managing partner at Hoppy, added: “We are delighted to extend the Hoppy Home offering and be working with Mojo to provide our customers a fantastic and easy to use conversational style online mortgage application.

“Many UK homeowners search for their mortgage outside of office hours when most traditional brokers are closed. This can lead to lengthy mortgage application processes.

“With no broker fee required, we are now able to offer Hoppy customers a better mortgage experience, saving them hundreds of pounds and hours of stress simultaneously.”