UWAI
Pricing

Priced per underwriter

The platform is per seat. AI is an add-on, because it costs us money every time it runs — and charging for it separately keeps the platform price honest for teams who don't use it.

Platform

Per underwriter / month

The full underwriting desk, without the AI add-on.

  • Unlimited cases and merchants
  • Manual bank analysis with the balance check
  • Positions, leverage and offer calculation
  • Red-flag checklist and built-in policy guide
  • DataMerch and court search
  • Roles, permissions and full audit log
  • API access with scoped keys
  • Early access to the mobile app — iOS and Android
Most teams

Platform + AI

Per underwriter / month

Everything in Platform, plus the features that read and research for you.

Everything in Platform, and:
  • AI statement reading with mandatory reconciliation
  • Company Research with sourced findings
  • AI case notes and brief writing
  • Granted per user — enable it only for the seats that need it

We quote on seat count and volume

Rather than publish a number that is wrong for most teams, we price against what you actually run. Start a free trial, use it on real files, and we will quote from that. No card, and we set the account up with you.

Start free trial

Pricing questions

Why isn't AI just included?

Because every statement read and every company brief has a real cost behind it. Bundling it would mean teams who never touch it subsidise teams who run it constantly.

Can we start without AI and add it later?

Yes. It is a permission, not a different product. Switch it on for a user and it appears for them immediately.

Is there a minimum seat count?

No. We have teams of two and teams of thirty. The quote reflects the size.

What happens after the trial?

We quote, you decide. Nothing bills automatically and no card is held during the trial.

Run it on a file you already decided.

The fastest way to judge underwriting software is to point it at a deal you have already worked and see whether it reaches the same place — and whether it admits what it doesn't know.