Blend

Blend is a digital lending platform for mortgages and banking, and its newest product is an AI agent layer called Autopilot. Autopilot became commercially available on July 1, 2026. On the Q2 2026 call, reported by Yahoo Finance, more than 65 lenders had activated it and 6 contracts were signed, including a major mortgage servicer, and Blend also launched Autopilot MCP, a server that gives AI agents access to its origination platform. The company reported Q2 revenue of $33.8 million, up 7% year over year, and non-GAAP operating income of $7.0 million, with about 233,000 funded loans, up 14%. Q3 guidance is $31.5 million to $33.5 million, which one analysis flagged as implying a sequential decline, and it reported $44.9 million of cash with zero debt.

On pricing, I found no price list and no figure for Autopilot. The CEO said on the Q4 2025 call that Blend monetises based on funded loans rather than user seats, which he argued buffers it from AI pressure on seat-based software. So buyers should expect a custom, volume-based contract. Management cautioned that some pipeline, including a top-20 financial institution, may slip into later quarters. Blend is publicly traded (NYSE: BLND), so its filings are a reliable place to check claims. This is enterprise lending software rather than a consumer product, and consumers meet it only through their lender.

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Mortgage origination

Digital lending.

AI agents for lenders

Autopilot.

What is Autopilot?

Blend's AI agent product.

How is Blend priced?

Per funded loan, by contract.

Q2 revenue?

$33.8 million.

Is it public?

Yes, NYSE: BLND.