One ledger for everyone you pay
Brokerages pay two kinds of people from two different systems: commissioned agents out of a deal ledger, and salaried staff out of payroll software that knows nothing about deals. We are building the second half so both come from the same place.
In development. Commission calculation, splits, tiers, clawbacks and agent statements are live today — payroll for salaried staff is not.
Does Mortgage360 do payroll for a mortgage brokerage?
Partly, and we would rather be precise about which part. Commission calculation and agent payouts are live now — splits, volume tiers, referral fees, clawbacks and agent-facing statements all work today. Payroll for salaried employees, with source deductions and remittances, is in development and not something you can buy yet. This page exists so you can register interest, not so we can imply it ships.
- Live today: commission splits, tiers, clawbacks and agent statements.
- Live today: export to your existing accounting and payroll systems.
- In development: salaried-staff pay runs from the same ledger.
- In development: source deductions and remittance handling.
- Planned: one pay run covering agents and staff together.
- Waitlist members get early access and shape what gets built first.
What already works
The commission half of the problem is solved and in production. If your immediate pain is reconciling agent payouts in a spreadsheet every month, that is addressable today without waiting for anything on this page.
- Per-deal splits across lead agent, associate, assistant and referrer.
- Volume tiers with qualification periods controlling when changes apply.
- Clawbacks recovered across future cycles when a deal unwinds.
- Agent statements showing the arithmetic behind every figure.
- Clean export to whatever accounting system you already run.
What we are building
The gap is salaried staff. Today a brokerage calculates agent commissions in one place and runs employee payroll in another, then reconciles the two by hand. Closing that means handling source deductions and remittances properly — which is exactly why we are not rushing it.
- Salaried and hourly pay runs alongside commission payouts.
- Source deductions calculated and tracked for remittance.
- Year-end reporting from the same ledger the deals sit in.
- Mixed compensation — a salaried employee who also earns commission.
- One reconciliation instead of two systems and a spreadsheet.
We would rather lose the deal than oversell it
It would be easy to write this page as though payroll shipped, and you would find out on the demo. Marking it clearly costs us some search traffic and some leads. It costs a lot less than a customer discovering the gap after signing.
- Nothing on this page describes payroll as available.
- The demo will show you exactly what exists and what does not.
- Waitlist members are told a realistic timeline, not an aspirational one.
- If payroll is your blocking requirement today, we will say so.
- Everything else on the platform is live and independently useful.
Join the waitlist and we'll bring you in during the early-access round.
Frequently asked
When will payroll be available?
We are not publishing a date, because payroll involves source deductions and remittances where being late is better than being wrong. Waitlist members get a realistic timeline and early access when the first cohort opens.
What can I use for payroll in the meantime?
Keep your existing payroll provider. Commission calculations export cleanly, so the reconciliation is a file rather than re-keying — which is the bulk of the pain most brokerages describe.
Is commission payout also 'coming soon'?
No. Commission splits, tiers, clawbacks, statements and payout cycles are live in production today. Only salaried-staff payroll is in development.
Will payroll cost extra?
Pricing is not set. Waitlist members will be told before anything is charged, and nobody will be moved onto a paid module without opting in.
Tell us what your payroll actually needs to do
Waitlist members shape the build order. The more specific you are, the more likely it lands the way you need.