For loan officers · October 2026

Compare mortgage companies: where loan officers keep more

Retail banks, high-volume lenders, and brokers all pay loan officers differently — and most don't publish it. Here's an honest look at NEXA next to the companies loan officers ask about most, with a calculator that uses your real numbers. Where another company comes out ahead on fees, we'll show you that too.

At a glance

CompanyModelWhat the LO pays or gives up
NEXA LendingBroker plus NEXA's own lending54 bps per loan on the standard plan; on NEXA100, those bps fund your business-expense budget
Barrett Financial GroupMortgage broker with flat per-file fees$695 per file + $79/month
Chase Home LendingBank retail lending — one lender's products, bank-set pricingPay set by the employer and not published
Rocket MortgageHigh-volume retail lender — company-generated leads, base pay plus commissionPay set by the employer and not published
PNC MortgageBank retail lending — one lender's products, bank-set pricingPay set by the employer and not published

Detailed comparisons

How NEXA works

Model
Broker plus NEXA's own lending — shop multiple lenders for each borrower
Standard plan
NEXA keeps 54 bps per loan; you keep the rest of your comp
NEXA100
The 54 bps that would go to NEXA goes into your operational budget instead, which you can use to get reimbursed for business expenses. Ask Andres about eligibility.
Brand
Market under your own name and grow your personal brand
Growth
Earn on production from loan officers you bring to NEXA

Not sure which model fits you?

Bring your real numbers. Andres has made the move himself and will give you the honest version.

Based on publicly available information as of October 2026; sources are listed on each comparison page. For mortgage professionals; not an offer to lend. NEXA is not affiliated with the other companies named, whose names are trademarks of their respective owners.