Levr does not take a platform share of lender-paid broker commissions. This page explains exactly how the money moves, when it arrives, and what happens in the rare cases where a lender claws a payment back. No legal jargon. The governing version lives in Section 14 of our Terms of Service, and if this page and the Terms ever disagree, the Terms win.
Lenders pay Levr for their side of the platform. Levr does not fund the core broker plan by taking a platform share of broker commissions. The core broker plan costs $0, with no subscription or seat fee, and Levr takes no platform commission split. When a lender routes a referral fee through Levr, Section 14 of the Terms requires Levr to pass through 100%, subject to its terms. See pricing for who pays what.
Your rate itself is between you and each lender. Lenders set their commission structures independently, and you can bring your own lenders to the platform at rates you have negotiated privately. Levr does not set rates, cap them, or take a position in the middle.
Why the wait? Some lender agreements allow a referral-fee clawback when specified conditions occur during a defined window. A holdback can prevent a passthrough payment from being released before that window closes.
Timing depends on the lender, and we would rather tell you that plainly than promise a date we do not control. Each lender pays on their own cycle, and where a lender has a clawback window, commissions that pass through Levr are held for that window and released when it closes. Where a lender provides a clawback window in Levr, review those details before submitting. The lenderβs agreement controls.
See it on your own deal: the free Commission Forecaster helps estimate payout structure and timing from the assumptions you enter.
A clawback can happen after payment if the lender exercises its rights within the applicable clawback window. When the lender exercises a clawback on money already in your account, you have thirty days to return the amount after we notify you in writing. Alternatively, Levr may offset the clawed-back amount against future commissions, as described in Section 14.4 of the Terms.
Want to know how much of your book is still inside a window today? The free Clawback Calculator helps estimate which amounts may be held or reclaimable and when a stated window may close.
An active account is an account registered with an email address that has not been deleted. No paid subscription or minimum usage is required. Your account establishes the direct business relationship with Levr needed to administer commissions and supports our client KYC and applicable identity-verification and anti-money-laundering requirements. Without an active account, you are not an active partner for these purposes and payment is paused.
If you voluntarily delete your account, recreate it within 45 calendar days from deletion to preserve eligible unpaid commissions and future commissions associated with the account, including renewals and later funding. No separate payment request is required. Timely recreation protects eligibility even if identity verification, lender payment, or a holdback finishes later. If you miss the deadline, unpaid and future commissions associated with the deleted account may be forfeited where legally permitted. Later registration restores eligibility prospectively but does not reinstate forfeited amounts. Sections 14.1 and 14.6 of the Terms govern, and all payments remain subject to lender attribution, receipt by Levr, and applicable holdback and clawback conditions.
Commission amounts, rates, and payment timing are set by each lender's independent policies. Levrβs passthrough obligation is defined in Section 14. Commission reporting is available as described in Section 14.7. What we cannot do is guarantee a specific amount, rate, or date on a lender's behalf. Any platform that promises otherwise is promising something it does not control.
Levr can keep available deal and commission status connected from submission through funding, holdback, and payment. Levr can keep deal and commission activity connected so your team has one place to review the available records and ask questions.
No. Levr does not take a platform commission split. Lenders normally pay brokers directly. If a referral fee passes through Levr, Levr passes through 100%, subject to the governing terms.
Each lender sets their own commission structure, or you negotiate rates directly, including with lenders you bring to the platform yourself. Levr does not set, cap, or take a share of rates.
After the deal funds and after any clawback window the lender requires. Payment timing and any clawback window depend on the lenderβs agreement. Review the lender details available in Levr before submitting.
A period after funding, set by the lender, during which they can reclaim the referral fee if the borrower defaults or breaches the agreement. Commissions held for a window are released to you when it closes.
Payments pause when you voluntarily delete your account. Recreate an active account within 45 calendar days from deletion to preserve eligible unpaid and future commissions, including renewals. No separate payment request is required. Verification, lender payment, and holdback delays do not cause forfeiture if you recreate your account on time. If you miss the deadline, forfeiture may apply where legally permitted. Later registration does not reinstate forfeited amounts. See Sections 14.1 and 14.6 of the Terms of Service.
Lenders pay Levr for their side of the platform. That supports the core broker plan without a platform share of broker commissions. Details are on the pricing page.
This page is a plain-language summary. The complete, governing terms are in Section 14 of the Terms of Service. Last reviewed October 5, 2026.
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