Mortgage leads in Newfoundland and Labrador
Exclusive borrower inquiries in St. John's, Corner Brook and rural Newfoundland, delivered to you alone.
Mortgage leads in Newfoundland and Labrador are borrowers in a province that moved to a full licensing regime for brokers in April 2025. We run Facebook, Instagram and Google campaigns for brokers here, and every inquiry goes to you alone and is never resold. This is what to have in place before the first ad runs.
- Exclusive to you and never resold
- St. John's, Corner Brook and rural communities
- Month to month, no long contracts
Newfoundland and Labrador, in 36 seconds
What to settle before the first ad runs, from licence to cottage offers.
Before you run mortgage ads in Newfoundland and Labrador
Six things to settle. Each one is marked by how firm it is.
- Required
A licence under the Mortgage Brokerages and Brokers Act
The Act replaced the Mortgage Brokers Act and the licensing framework started on April 1, 2025. Digital Government and Service NL administers it. A broker also acts under a licensed brokerage.
- Required
Your brokerage name on the ad
We put the brokerage you act for on every ad and landing page. Whether the new Act adds more, ask Digital Government and Service NL, because we could not confirm an advertising section.
- Check first
Course requirements for you and your principal broker
Industry bodies say licensing now involves the Newfoundland and Labrador Mortgage Broker Course, with a management course for principal brokers. Confirm what applies to you.
- Check first
How you will serve the whole province
St. John's is the largest market and Corner Brook anchors the west coast, with the rest spread thinly. A broker can cover it by phone and video, so say that plainly and do not imply a local office you do not have.
- Worth adding
A cottage and rural offer
Cabins, seasonal roads and water-access properties are a recurring question. Insurers treat seasonal and boat access differently from year-round roads, so read cottage mortgage leads before you promise anything.
- Worth adding
An answer on closing costs
The maximum fee to register a mortgage is $5,000, set by the Registry of Deeds. Know that ceiling so you are not guessing when a buyer asks. The lawyer has the exact figure.
The lead types that fit
Start with purchase and mortgage renewal leads, then refinance and debt consolidation once the first campaign is running. Our campaign forms ask for the community, the purpose, a rough amount and the timeline.
Choose a managed campaign or pay per lead, and read how it works. Other regions are listed on the province pages, and a free strategy call will tell you whether the volume fits. Built by Amplify Leads, a Toronto-based agency, month to month with no long contracts.
Questions brokers ask us
What changed for mortgage brokers in Newfoundland and Labrador?
The Mortgage Brokerages and Brokers Act replaced the old Mortgage Brokers Act, with a licensing framework that took effect on April 1, 2025. Digital Government and Service NL administers it. Brokers who were registered under the old Act needed to apply for the new licence.
Do I need to complete a course?
The new licensing regime involves the Newfoundland and Labrador Mortgage Broker Course, and principal brokers also take a brokerage management course, according to the industry bodies that publish it. Confirm current requirements with Digital Government and Service NL.
What does it cost to register a mortgage in the province?
The Registry of Deeds sets a fee schedule, and the maximum fee to register a mortgage or charge on property is $5,000. Your client's lawyer will give the actual number, which is why we keep dollar figures out of ads.
Can the ads promise a rate or an approval?
No. Our ads promise no rate, approval or outcome. Where the licensing regime requires your brokerage name or licence details on an ad, we add them, and we ask you to confirm the current requirement with Digital Government and Service NL.
See what a campaign would look like in your market
A free 30-minute call. We look at your province, your products and what is already working, and map out what we would build. If it is not a fit, you will hear that too.