lendstream corporate website
Website for a company that builds B2B and B2C white-label SaaS loan management software
Subject
Lendstream builds white-label SaaS loan management software — lenders license the platform and run it under their own brand, serving both business and consumer borrowers. They came to us for a corporate website that could sell the platform to two very different audiences at once: the lenders deciding whether to license it, and the technical teams who would have to integrate it.
What have we done
- Built the site around real product screens — dashboard, reporting, loan-servicing flows — instead of generic stock photography.
- Gave the REST API its own dedicated reference section instead of burying it in a footer link.
- Broke the marketing pages down by use case, so different types of lenders land on the workflow that actually matches how they operate.
- Structured navigation so a lender evaluating the product and a developer scoping an integration both find what they need in a click or two.


Task
A platform this technical usually ends up favoring one audience over the other — either a slick marketing site that says nothing useful to engineers, or documentation that reads like an internal wiki. Lendstream needed both to feel native on the same site.
Solution
We split the content by intent rather than by page type: product and pricing content speaks to the business decision, the API reference speaks to the integration decision, and both share the same design system so neither feels bolted on.


From there, the marketing pages take over — walking through loan servicing use cases in plain language, without requiring the reader to already understand the API.




Every screen shown on the site is the actual product, not a mockup — what a lender sees in the demo is what they see on the page.
The full sitemap makes the platform's scope legible at a glance, from onboarding through servicing and reporting.


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