Commercial Lending Comparison

Numerated vs Abrigo: Side-by-Side Comparison

Two commercial lending platforms compared on features, pricing, risk tools, and fit for community banks and commercial lenders.

Our Analysis

Abrigo offers the tightest origination-to-risk integration in community banking, with CECL, BSA/AML, and risk models embedded alongside loan workflows. Numerated, now backed by Moody's credit analytics, focuses on digitizing the relationship manager experience through automated data gathering and spreading. Banks under regulatory pressure for CRE concentrations should prioritize Abrigo's risk toolkit at $50K-$250K/year. Banks whose pain point is manual data entry and who want to keep existing compliance tools get faster ROI from Numerated's automation at $75K-$300K/year.

At a Glance

Numerated

Moody's

Full LOS Small BusinessCommercialEquipment
HQ
Boston, MA
Founded
2017
Deployment
cloud
Size Fit
Small (under $1B assets), Midsize ($1B-$10B assets)
Pricing
Custom pricing; estimated $75K–$300K/year for mid-size community banks
Users
Hundreds of banks
Market Share
Widely adopted among U.S. community and regional banks; grew rapidly during PPP
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Abrigo

Abrigo

Full LOS CommercialSmall BusinessSBACREConstructionAgricultureConsumer
HQ
Austin, TX
Founded
2019
Deployment
cloud
Size Fit
Small (under $1B assets), Midsize ($1B-$10B assets)
Pricing
Typically $50K–$250K/year depending on asset size and modules selected
Users
2,400+ financial institutions (across all products)
Market Share
Used by 2,400+ financial institutions across lending and compliance products
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Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Feature Numerated Abrigo Edge
Loan Types Small Business, Commercial, Equipment Commercial, Small Business, SBA, CRE, Construction, Agriculture, Consumer Abrigo
Deployment cloud cloud Tie
Pricing Model SaaS subscription Subscription (modular — LOS, credit risk, compliance sold separately or bundled) Tie
Pricing Range Custom pricing; estimated $75K–$300K/year for mid-size community banks Typically $50K–$250K/year depending on asset size and modules selected Tie
Product Category Full LOS Full LOS Tie
Core Integrations Fiserv, Jack Henry, FIS Fiserv, Jack Henry, FIS Tie
Best For Community and regional banks ($500M–$50B) that want to digitize business banking origination with automated data gathering, spreading, scoring, and document preparation Community banks under $10B that need integrated commercial loan origination with credit risk analytics and BSA/AML compliance Tie
Lender Segments Banks Banks, Credit Unions Abrigo
Size Fit Small (under $1B assets), Midsize ($1B-$10B assets) Small (under $1B assets), Midsize ($1B-$10B assets) Tie

Key Differences

  • Numerated covers Equipment lending while Abrigo covers SBA, CRE, Construction, Agriculture, Consumer lending.
  • Numerated targets Banks, whereas Abrigo focuses on Banks, Credit Unions.

Choose Numerated if...

  • Dramatically reduces manual data entry in business lending
  • Proven at scale during PPP — battle-tested under high volume
  • Now backed by Moody's financial stability and credit analytics
  • Fast implementation compared to enterprise LOS replacements

Choose Abrigo if...

  • Unmatched integration between origination and credit risk analytics
  • Purpose-built for community bank commercial lending workflows
  • Strong regulatory and compliance toolkit (CECL, CRE concentration, BSA)
  • 2,400+ FI customer base provides deep community banking expertise

Frequently Asked Questions

Which reduces manual work more for relationship managers?
Numerated specifically targets manual data entry by automating gathering from borrower financials and public sources. Abrigo automates spreading and credit memos but is a heavier platform oriented around comprehensive risk management.
Does the Moody's acquisition make Numerated comparable to Abrigo on risk?
Not yet. Moody's adds credit analytics depth, but Abrigo's integrated CECL reporting, BSA/AML monitoring, and stress testing still represent a more comprehensive risk suite for community banks.
Which serves a broader asset-size range?
Numerated targets $500M-$50B banks, reaching well into regional territory. Abrigo focuses on $200M-$10B community banks with deeper specialization. Numerated's wider asset-size range reflects its lighter-weight deployment model and digital overlay approach.

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