
Syntora
Automated commercial loan analysis and DSCR calculations for lenders.

About Syntora
Syntora provides lenders and loan originators with automated commercial loan analysis capabilities, specifically targeting the underwriting phase of commercial real estate transactions. The platform handles debt sizing calculations and DSCR constraint analysis—critical metrics used to determine loan qualification and sizing for commercial properties. By automating these traditionally manual, error-prone calculations, Syntora reduces turnaround time on loan quotes and improves accuracy in the lending decision process.
Features
- Automated debt sizing calculations
- DSCR constraint analysis
- Loan quote generation
- Commercial loan underwriting automation
Use Cases
Commercial real estate loan underwriting
Automated debt sizing for loan quotes
DSCR constraint analysis for commercial properties
Loan quote generation for commercial lenders
Commercial loan origination process automation
Pricing
Build Phase
Contact sales
Custom scoped project with fixed deliverable
Operate Phase
Contact sales
Monthly retainer after build is live
Expand Phase
Contact sales
Retainer grows with additional builds
Source: Pricing page (Contact sales)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Syntora used for?
Syntora is commercial loan analysis software that automates debt sizing and DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) constraint calculations for loan quotes in commercial real estate lending.
What does DSCR mean in commercial lending?
DSCR stands for Debt Service Coverage Ratio, which is a critical metric used to determine loan qualification and sizing for commercial properties by measuring a property's ability to service its debt.
How does Syntora help lenders?
Syntora streamlines the underwriting process by automating traditionally manual, error-prone calculations, reducing turnaround time on loan quotes and improving accuracy in lending decisions.
Additional Details
Platforms
- Web
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Last updated: Apr 19, 2026


