Saskatoon
The province's largest city.
A Saskatoon campaign names Saskatoon in the ad, targets the city and the towns around it, and reports on its own line. Good for a broker based in the city who wants purchase leads and mortgage renewal leads.
Mortgage leads in Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, Regina and the farms between them, with every inquiry exclusive to you.
Mortgage leads in Saskatchewan are borrowers in Saskatoon, Regina and rural communities who asked a broker for help with a purchase, a renewal, a refinance or a farm loan. We run mortgage marketing for Saskatchewan brokers on Facebook, Instagram and Google under your name, and each lead is exclusive to you and never resold. Mortgage broker marketing here has one rule that stands out: the FCAA wants your licence number on the ad.
- Saskatoon and Regina campaigns, built separately
- Purchase, renewal, refinance and farm borrowers
- Exclusive and never resold
Saskatchewan mortgage leads, in 38 seconds
Why Saskatoon, Regina and rural Saskatchewan each get their own campaign and their own report line.
Two cities, two campaigns
Saskatoon and Regina are different audiences, so we do not blend them into one province-wide ad set.
Regina
The provincial capital.
A Regina campaign works the same way, so you can compare the two without guessing. A broker covering both can run both, and add refinance leads or self-employed mortgage leads when you want more volume.
The farm and rural band
Between the two cities, the borrower is a farm family, an acreage owner or a grain operation. That is a separate pitch and a separate ad: see farm mortgage leads and land and construction leads.
The rules differ too. Saskatchewan lenders enforce through the Court of King's Bench, not power of sale, and farm land has extra notice and mediation steps under provincial and federal law, so your borrower conversations should not borrow Ontario wording.
Licensing, advertising and closing costs
The FCAA licenses mortgage brokerages, brokers and associates under The Mortgage Brokerages and Mortgage Administrators Act. In advertising, a brokerage must identify its business name, a statement identifying the licence and the licence number. If an ad names a specific broker or associate, it also carries that person's name and licence details. Ads should only ever use the name on the licence.
Saskatchewan has no land transfer tax. Buyers pay title transfer and registration fees to the land titles registry run by ISC instead, and amounts vary between sources, so check the current schedule. See how it works, pay per lead or managed campaigns and book a call, or browse every province we cover. The company behind this site is Amplify Leads, month to month with no long contracts.
Questions brokers ask us
What must a Saskatchewan mortgage ad include?
The source we checked says a brokerage must identify its business name, a statement identifying the licence and the licence number. An ad for a specific broker or associate must also name that person with the licence statement and number, and cannot use a name other than the one on the licence. Read the Act and regulations or ask the FCAA before you approve copy.
Is there a land transfer tax in Saskatchewan?
No. Buyers pay title transfer and registration fees to the land titles registry run by ISC instead. Published amounts differ between sources, so we do not quote them. Ask your borrowers to check the current ISC fee schedule.
Do Saskatoon and Regina need separate campaigns?
We build them separately, so the ad names the city, the targeting covers that city and its commuter area, and your report shows each one on its own line.
How does a defaulted mortgage work here?
Saskatchewan lenders go through the Court of King's Bench rather than using power of sale, and farm land has extra notice and mediation steps. It is a court process, not the Ontario power of sale process, so we do not link Saskatchewan brokers to that page.
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.