
Banyan Infrastructure
Banyan Infrastructure develops project finance software for renewable energy lenders, investors, and developers.

Banyan Infrastructure develops project finance software for renewable energy lenders, investors, and developers.
The platform is purpose-built for project finance rather than adapted from generalist CRM or accounting tools, with a data model and workflows matched to infrastructure finance structures and metrics. Energize Capital cites that specialization, together with customer stickiness, as the basis of Banyan's edge over generalist financing software.
Deployment features include SOC 2 compliance, SSO, role-based access controls, and a portal that brings external counterparties into one system. At its 2023 Series B the company reported roughly 700 percent year-over-year ARR growth, and one financial institution reduced deal time-to-market by about 30 percent within months of deployment.
Source: energizecap.com
Banyan operates in a market shaped by large public programs, including the Inflation Reduction Act's clean energy incentives and the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, which have increased financing activity among green banks and community lenders. The company positions its software as connective tissue that lets institutional capital reach smaller, distributed renewable projects.
Its 2025 year-in-review argues that bespoke, project-by-project customization is no longer economically sustainable in commercial and industrial energy, and that standardization plus carefully governed AI adoption will define project finance in 2026. Banyan is convening lenders and developers through its Banyan Connect series and an AI Advisory Board to shape those practices.
Banyan does not publish pricing on its website; the platform is sold through a sales-led motion that directs prospective customers to book a demo or take a self-guided product tour. No pricing page, plan tiers, or public rate card appear in the site's navigation or footer.
The software is delivered as a SaaS product, and investors have described that distribution model as a way to keep the platform accessible to banks, direct lenders, and project owners. Pricing is therefore negotiated per deployment rather than offered self-serve.
Source: banyaninfrastructure.com
Banyan Infrastructure develops a project finance software platform used by banks, infrastructure funds, green banks, community lenders, and renewable project developers. The platform combines origination and underwriting, portfolio management, and reporting and covenant compliance in a single system of record.
The company reports that institutions on the platform manage roughly $45 billion in assets across more than 2,500 projects. Integrations connect accounting, CRM, and spreadsheet data sources, and a counterparty portal brings borrowers, lenders, and developers into the same workflow.
Source: banyaninfrastructure.com
Source: banyaninfrastructure.com