Pitch Black Technology
Finance software and custom platforms for brokers, lenders and property finance teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Pitch Black Technology
Pitch Black Technology builds finance software, including CRM and enquiry management platforms, lender sourcing engines, customer portals and communications tools. It also designs and integrates bespoke software and AI workflows for finance businesses.
Its customers include brokers, lenders and property finance teams. Services cover software engineering, CRM builds, sourcing engines, AI integration, compliance support and ongoing technical support.
The company is based in London and was founded in 2018.
Product: Custom finance software, CRM and enquiry management systems, lender sourcing engines, portals, and AI workflow integration.
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