Transform the mortgage industry with the power of AI.
At Zeitro, our mission is to empower mortgage professionals and simplify the loan origination process, making it faster, more efficient and more accessible for everyone involved.
Our vision
We envision a future where the mortgage process is fully automated, delivering a seamless and stress-free experience for all.
About us
Zeitro is committed to redefining the future of mortgage origination. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, we serve more than 1,200 mortgage companies across the nation, offering AI-driven solutions that enhance every stage of the mortgage process.
Built on deep industry expertise and advanced AI, Zeitro automates the end-to-end loan origination process, with a streamlined experience for loan officers, borrowers and lenders alike.
Editorial policy
How articles on the Zeitro blog are written, checked and kept up to date.
Who writes
Articles signed Zeitro Editorial Team are written by the Zeitro team as guides, not as one person's story. A few articles are written by Zeitro's CEO and carry that byline. Zeitro makes software for mortgage professionals; when an article mentions a Zeitro product, it links to that product's page.
Who reviews
Before an article is published or substantially changed, a reviewer on the Zeitro team checks its facts and numbers against the sources. Articles go out one at a time, not in batches.
Where the numbers come from
Loan limits, ratios and program rules come from the primary source: the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guides, HUD Handbook 4000.1, the VA Lenders Handbook, USDA HB-1-3555, FHFA, the CFPB, the IRS and state regulators. A number is given with the year it applies to; if we can't confirm it is current, we leave it out.
How often we update
Articles are reviewed when the rules or figures in them change, for example when new loan limits are published each year. The date of the last substantive update is shown at the top of the article; small fixes such as typos and broken links don't change it.
These rules apply to articles published or updated since October 29, 2026; older articles are being brought in line as they are reviewed. If you spot an error, tell us and we will correct it.
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