How does pricing compare between Curter and RelPro?

Curter publishes its pricing: $49/month Solo with 15 briefs included ($3 per additional brief) and $249/month for Teams, with a self-serve 14-day free trial. RelPro does not publish pricing — its plans are quote-based and start with a demo request, priced per user (as of July 2026).

Comparison · 2026

Curter vs. RelPro for SBA lenders

Q: Does RelPro have SBA 7(a) loan data?

Yes. RelPro's Filings and Loans search includes SBA 7(a) loan records — lender, loan date, amount, interest rate, term, and status — and its materials describe using them to spot refinance candidates. The difference is what happens next: RelPro's output is filtered lists, profiles, and short AI summaries; Curter takes the same starting universe and delivers a finished, citation-backed brief per prospect with the refinance projection already computed.

Q: Is Curter a RelPro alternative for SBA lenders?

For an SBA 7(a) lending desk, yes — Curter covers the SBA prospecting workflow end to end: find borrowers matching your criteria, verify them against the open web, and produce a call-ready brief in about 90 seconds. If your team also needs UCC filings, commercial real estate data, wealth insights, or buyer-intent data across many lines of business, RelPro's breadth may justify its enterprise footprint — some banks use both.

Updated July 1, 2026 · Based on both companies' published materials as of this date · Spotted something outdated? Tell us and we'll fix it.

RelPro is a respected relationship-intelligence platform used across financial services — and it genuinely does include SBA 7(a) loan records. So this comparison comes down to one question: do you want a database you research from, or a brief you walk into the call with? RelPro hands you the list. Curter hands you the list — and the first call.

The short version

Pick RelPro if you're an enterprise bank covering many lines of business — treasury, CRE, wealth, PE — and you want one broad intelligence platform (UCC filings, buyer intent, wealth data) that your team researches from. Pick Curter if you're an SBA lending desk and you want the research done: verified SBA borrower leads delivered as finished, citation-backed briefs with the refinance math already run — at a published price you can start on today. Some banks use both.

Side by side

	Curter	RelPro
Built for	SBA 7(a)/504 lending desks, specifically	Financial & professional services broadly — banking, credit unions, PE, wealth, insurance, legal
SBA 7(a) loan data	✓ Core of the product — ~920k borrower universe, searchable in plain English	✓ SBA 7(a) records in its Filings & Loans search (lender, date, amount, rate, term, status)
Primary output	A finished, banker-ready brief per prospect: contacts, banking angles, decision-makers, refinance projection	Lists, company/contact profiles, alerts, and short AI-generated summaries
Source citations	✓ Every factual claim links to its public source	Not advertised in its published materials
Refinance math	✓ Computed per prospect — payment delta, lifetime interest delta	Described as a use case (rate/term filters); no computed per-prospect projection advertised
Time to call-ready	~90 seconds per brief	Banker assembles research from profiles; RelPro cites customers saving 15–20 minutes per prospect
Data breadth beyond SBA	None — deliberately SBA-only	✓ 7M+ US companies, 150M+ decision-makers, UCC/PPP filings, CRE, wealth insights, buyer intent
Pricing	Published: $49/mo Solo (15 briefs), $249/mo Teams — self-serve	Not published — quote-based, per-user plans, starts with a demo request
Trial	14-day free trial, start today	Demo request (no self-serve trial advertised)

RelPro details from relpro.com (homepage, pricing, banking, RelPro AI, and SBA 7(a) case study pages), as of July 1, 2026.

What RelPro does well — genuinely

Credit where due: RelPro is a mature platform with real adoption in banking (it cites usage at a majority of the top-20 US banks), strong review scores, and breadth Curter doesn't attempt — UCC and PPP filings, commercial real estate data, wealth insights, Bombora buyer intent, government contracts. If your institution needs one intelligence layer across commercial banking, treasury, and wealth teams, that breadth is the product, and it's a good one. Its SBA 7(a) loan search is genuinely useful for the same reason Curter exists: public SBA loan data is the best prospecting signal in small-business lending.

Where the products part ways: the list vs. the call

Both products can tell you that a Carlsbad plumbing contractor has a 2022 SBA 7(a) loan at a variable rate. The difference is everything after that:

RelPro's workflow: filter the loans, open each company profile, read the firmographics and the AI summary, find the decision-maker, check the news, work out the refinance story yourself, build your call notes. The platform makes each step faster; the banker still runs the steps.
Curter's workflow: describe the borrower you want. Curt runs every one of those steps and hands you the finished brief — verified contacts, two or three specific banking angles, the decision-makers and how they got there, discovery questions, and a computed refinance projection ("saves $609/month, $69K lifetime") — in about 90 seconds, with every claim linked to its public source so you can verify anything before you repeat it on a call.

That last point is a philosophical difference, not just a feature. RelPro's own AI page is appropriately careful: their AI generates summaries and "does not make financial, credit, or lending decisions." Curter doesn't make lending decisions either — but it is built on a stricter rule: never assert a fact without a citation. For a banker who has to stand behind every number in front of a borrower or a credit committee, checkable beats summarized.

The pricing difference is a workflow difference

RelPro sells the way enterprise data platforms sell: no published prices, per-user plans, and a demo call to get started (as of July 2026 — third-party reviews also note the cost can be significant for smaller teams). That's normal for its market. But if you're a solo BDO or a two-person SBA team, it means procurement before prospecting. Curter's pricing is on the pricing section of its homepage: $49/month with 15 briefs included, $3 per extra brief, $249/month for a 5-seat team — and the 14-day trial starts the moment you sign in. One booked 7(a) origination pays for years of it.

Common questions

Does RelPro have SBA 7(a) loan data?

Yes — its Filings & Loans search includes SBA 7(a) records (lender, date, amount, rate, term, status), and its materials describe using them to spot refinance candidates. The difference is the output: filtered lists and profiles versus Curter's finished, cited brief with the refinance projection computed per prospect.

Is Curter a RelPro alternative for SBA lenders?

For an SBA lending desk, yes — Curter covers the SBA prospecting workflow end to end, from lead discovery to call-ready brief. If your team also needs UCC filings, CRE data, wealth insights, or intent data across many lines of business, RelPro's breadth may justify the enterprise footprint. Some banks use both.

How does pricing compare?

Curter publishes pricing: $49/mo Solo (15 briefs included, $3/extra), $249/mo Teams, 14-day self-serve trial. RelPro is quote-based and demo-first, priced per user, with no published pricing as of July 2026.

See what the brief looks like

The fastest way to compare is to run one. Describe a borrower you'd want to bank — Curt finds the SBA leads and writes the cited brief, refi math included.

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RelPro® is a trademark of RelPro, Inc. Curter is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by RelPro. This comparison is based on publicly available materials (relpro.com and public review platforms) as of July 1, 2026; products change — if anything here is out of date, email customercare@curter.ai and we'll correct it promptly.