Are there built-in lead capture features like forced registration, saved searches, or email alerts, and how do they compare to IDX platforms?
MLSimport does not hard-code forced registration, saved searches, or email alerts, but it gives you the MLS data that powers those tools inside WordPress. Themes and plugins on your site handle sign-up popups, user dashboards, saved searches, and alerts using the listings MLSimport imports as normal posts. Compared with many IDX platforms that bundle lead […]
Are there any revenue-sharing, white-label, or agency/developer partner programs with MLSImport that make it more attractive than other IDX vendors for my freelance business?
Yes, MLSimport works well for revenue-sharing style and white-label setups for freelancers and agencies, even without a strict reseller contract. Because MLSimport is a flat-fee WordPress plugin per site, you keep control over pricing and profit. You can wrap it inside your own branded care plans or retainers and keep the markup. That mix of […]
Are there any restrictions on using MLS data in blog posts or market reports (for example, embedding active listings or sold comps) via the plugin?
Yes, there are limits on using MLS data from MLSimport in blog posts or market reports, especially with active listings or sold comps. You still have to follow your MLS’s IDX rules. That means show broker credit, keep the MLS disclaimer, and don’t change factual fields. Many MLSs also set rules on sold data and […]
Are there any restrictions on how many sites or domains I can use MLSImport on, and how does that licensing compare with other MLS plugins for Canada?
MLSimport uses a simple rule. One subscription equals one active WordPress site or domain. Many Canadian ready IDX plugins also license per site but add tiers, setup fees, or extra charges for more MLS feeds. With MLSimport you pay $49/month after a 30 day free trial for each active site. There’s no cap on listings […]
Are there any restrictions from your side or the MLS side on using the data to power neighborhood pages or market-specific landing pages?
There are usually no extra limits on using imported listings for neighborhood or market pages if you follow your MLS’s IDX (Internet Data Exchange) or VOW rules. You still need approved API access, the right attribution and disclaimers, and untouched core listing facts. Inside those rules, you can build many focused, search-friendly pages that match […]