Untangled unveils new website to complete brand transition from Ampla Finance

Untangled has unveiled its new website, marking the completion of its transition from Ampla Finance

Related topics:  Branding,  Bridging
Editor | Modern Lender
12th August 2026
Fraser MacDougall

Untangled has unveiled its new website, marking the completion of its transition from Ampla Finance.

The website brings together Untangled’s identity, proposition and digital experience, with the business fully adopting the Untangled brand across all its customer communications, marketing activity and digital channels.

Over the past year, the business has invested in its brand, technology and customer experience to build a specialist lender around the real-life situations its customers face.

The new website reflects that approach by organising the customer journey around the situations people are trying to resolve, rather than individual lending products. Designed for borrowers, brokers and legal professionals alike, it makes it easier to understand the support available today while supporting future growth.

Untangled continues to specialise in legal finance, including probate, inheritance and family law lending, while expanding into complementary specialist lending markets.

The Untangled brand was first introduced earlier this year at the NACFB Commercial Finance Expo before being showcased at a series of legal sector events.

Peter Beaumont, Chief Executive Officer at Untangled, said:

“Specialist finance has traditionally been built around products, but our customers don’t think in products. They think about the situation they’re trying to resolve.

“They’re dealing with probate, family matters, property transactions or legal processes that have become complicated, and they’re looking for somebody who understands those challenges and can help them make progress.

“That’s the thinking behind Untangled. We’ve created a business that starts with the customer rather than the lending product, because that’s a much better reflection of why people come to us in the first place.

“This brand transition is an important milestone, but it isn’t the finish line. It gives us the foundation to continue developing our proposition, reach more customers and build a business that can support people through an even broader range of situations.”

Fraser MacDougall, Director of Marketing at Untangled, commented:

“The market has a habit of making complex situations sound even more complicated, but we wanted to take the opposite approach.

“The website has been central to that thinking. Rather than asking people to understand our products first, we’ve built it around the situations they’re trying to resolve. Whether somebody is dealing with probate, a family matter or another complex legal issue, they can quickly understand how we can help.

“From the name itself through to the language we use and the digital experience we’ve created, every decision has been driven by one question: does this make things clearer for the customer?

“The response we’ve received since first introducing the brand at the NACFB has been incredibly encouraging. Seeing everything now come together under one identity is a significant milestone for the business and gives us a strong foundation for what’s next.”

Tyrell Batchelor, Commercial Broker at Provide Finance, added:

"The new and improved design gives customers a more modern and welcoming experience, making the brand easier to remember and stay connected with. We are excited to see Untangled’s growth continue" 

Sadie Glover, Partner at Blaser Mills, stated:

"As a family lawyer, I know how important it is for clients to have access to practical funding solutions when they need them most. The rebrand to Untangled feels fresh, approachable and perfectly aligned with the company's mission of helping clients overcome financial obstacles during litigation." 

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