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HL Hunt’s Hunt Score markets instant AI underwriting with more than 1,000 data signals

The published product page describes cash-flow and income analysis, fraud detection, custom risk models and a white-label REST API, with plans starting at $495 per month plus assignment fees.

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Abstract AI underwriting platform with connected income, cash-flow and risk-analysis signals

HL Hunt Financial describes Hunt Score as an AI-driven underwriting engine for lenders and other companies that need automated credit decisions. The product page says it analyzes more than 1,000 data signals, including bureau information, cash flow and income stability.

The published feature list includes custom risk modeling, built-in fraud detection, compliance tools and a white-label REST API. That combination is designed to let a lender connect its own application flow to an underwriting decision without presenting the Hunt Score brand to the borrower.

HL Hunt lists Starter at $495 per month plus $2.50 per assignment for up to 100 assignments monthly; Professional at $1,495 per month plus $1.75 per assignment for up to 1,000; and Enterprise at $4,995 per month plus $0.95 per assignment with unlimited assignments. The page says there are no long-term commitments.

Those are company-published product and pricing details, not an independently audited measure of approval accuracy, default prediction, bias, fraud loss or regulatory compliance. A lender using an automated score would still need to validate the model, document adverse-action reasons, monitor disparate outcomes and maintain human review where required.

Prospective customers would also need to confirm data permissions, bureau and cash-flow integrations, assignment definitions, retention controls, service levels and how model changes are governed. Hunt Score can be underwriting infrastructure; it does not transfer the lender’s responsibility for fair, explainable and legally compliant credit decisions.