Yes, MLSimport fully supports agent profile pages that auto show each agent’s active listings by MLS ID. The plugin imports agent and office identifiers from
Yes, you can feature your office’s listings more prominently while still showing all allowed MLSimport listings, and that setup is usually fine under typical MLS/IDX
MLSimport handles MLS compliance with a mix of auto data import and clear settings you control in WordPress. The plugin pulls disclaimer, attribution, and status
Yes, the plugin can show the right MLS disclaimers, logos, and copyright lines when your MLS sends them in the RESO Web API feed. The
Yes, the plugin lets you put your office branding front and center while still following MLS co-branding and attribution rules. You control colors, logos, and
MLSimport supports advanced investor filters by importing key RESO fields like listing date, current price, year built, and special listing conditions into your WordPress database.
MLSimport performs a true data import and stores MLS(Multiple Listing Service) listings as real WordPress custom posts in your database, not in iframes or remote
Yes, MLSimport can work with many WordPress chatbots and AI plugins, because it saves MLS listings as normal WordPress content that other tools can read.
MLSimport helps you follow each MLS’s display rules, credits, and branding guidelines, while keeping more control than many IDX tools that host pages for you.
No, MLSimport does not publish a formal SLA with a guaranteed uptime percentage or locked refresh window you can quote in contracts. You can instead