Point's homepage offers two products side by side, an HEI and a HELOC. Yet /or/home-equity-line-of-credit, an indexed page titled "HELOC or Home Equity Investment (HEI) — Which is better?", was last updated in May 2025 and still describes a HELOC as an "Expensive monthly payment" that needs "great FICO", and offers only the HEI. A homeowner in one of the eight HELOC states who searches "HELOC vs HEI" gets told to avoid the product Point would happily sell them. The newer side-by-side page exists, but its title tag still says "without monthly payments".
First action
Ask compliance to review the old page's comparison table this week.
How to measure it
Prequalification starts from the comparison pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +20%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Pull the data
Search traffic and starts for both pages.
Senior Analyst, Marketing Analytics 1 day
Decide
Rewrite or redirect the old page.
Growth Marketing lead 1 day
Write
A fair two-product comparison with state availability.
Content lead 3 days
Compliance review
Every claim and the disclosures.
Compliance review 1 week
Fix titles
Title and description of the side-by-side page.
Content lead 1 hour
Make it state-aware
Both offers in HELOC states, HEI elsewhere.
Engineering Manager 1 week
Measure
Starts and funding by product and source.
Senior Analyst, Marketing Analytics monthly
Why it works
Rewrite the old page as a fair comparison of Point's two products, or redirect it to /home-equity-line-of-credit. Show both offers where the HELOC is available (CA, CO, CT, GA, IL, MD, NC, WA) and the HEI elsewhere. Fix the newer page's title so it matches its content, and have compliance review every comparison line and the disclosures. Tag both pages so Marketing Analytics can see prequalification and funding by product.
Searchers comparing HEI and HELOC are high intent. Showing both of Point's options keeps them with Point whichever they prefer, lets account managers start from the right product, and removes copy that compliance would not approve today.
Ready to use
ChecklistComparison page checklist
[ ] Old /or/home-equity-line-of-credit rewritten or redirected [ ] Both products shown in CA, CO, CT, GA, IL, MD, NC, WA [ ] HEI-only view in other states [ ] Title tag of /home-equity-line-of-credit matches content [ ] Every comparison line sourced from Point disclosures [ ] Compliance sign-off recorded [ ] Product tagged in prequalification events
Risks and how to handle them
Comparison claims need substantiation
Use only figures from Point's own disclosures.
Cannibalizing the HEI
Track funded volume, not product mix.
Evidence
- Your website/or/home-equity-line-of-credit (sitemap date May 19, 2025) is titled "HELOC or Home Equity Investment (HEI) — Which is better?" with the H1 "Try the HELOC alternative with no monthly payments". Its table lists a HELOC as "Expensive monthly payment", "Full income verification required" and "Need great FICO to qualify", and the body offers only the HEI, citing "more than 30,000 happy homeowners" and "4.7 stars from over 6,000 reviewers on Trustpilot". The sibling pages for home equity loans, cash-out refinance, reverse mortgages and personal loans also date from May 2025.Source
- Your website/home-equity-line-of-credit (updated October 16, 2026) is the newer page: "HEI vs HELOC. Prequalify for both an HEI and HELOC in under 60 seconds. See your options side by side". Its title tag still reads "Unlock your home's equity without monthly payments."Source
- Your websiteHomepage: HEI "Get up to $600k from your home equity with no monthly payments"; HELOC "Get cash fast with a low monthly payment", "as soon as 5 days", up to $750k; "Enter address to view offers side-by-side"; "See how Point has helped over 30,000 homeowners"; Trustpilot 4.7.Source
- Your websiteHELOC page: "HELOC's are available in: CA, CO, CT, GA, IL, MD, NC, and WA", while the HEI is available in most US states; HELOC disclosures say the full amount is drawn at origination and "Available initial APRs range from 6.50% to 15.25%".Source
- HiringSenior Analyst, Marketing Analytics (Growth Marketing, posted August 28, 2026): measurement across "SEM, Paid Social, Display, and CTV"; dashboards in Sigma; SQL and dbt models; "Configure and QA pixels in Google Tag Manager, manage conversion uploads via Hightouch"; "A/B tests and geo-experiments"; and "attribution, incrementality, and forecasting".Source