Yes, MLSimport supports rentals, commercial properties, land, and any other listing class your MLS(Multiple Listing Service) exposes, and you can segment them cleanly on the
MLSimport can import and show all main property fields your MLS(Multiple Listing System) sends, but the front-end view depends on your theme. The plugin reads
Yes, MLSimport works on common shared hosting from GoDaddy, Bluehost, and SiteGround without any special server tricks. If your plan offers standard WordPress hosting with
Yes, MLSimport supports mobile‑first, responsive layouts for property search and detail pages without heavy custom coding. It brings MLS data into WordPress as normal posts,
Yes, MLSimport fully supports mapping and proximity search through the map tools in your real estate WordPress theme. This includes Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, and Mapbox.
Yes, the plugin supports full map-based search for GTA listings when you pair MLSimport with a supported real estate WordPress theme that uses Google Maps,
Yes, MLSimport works with Google Tag Manager and event tracking so you can measure conversions from specific listing pages or searches. All imported MLS properties
Yes, the plugin lets you use custom fields and taxonomies to tag imported properties as “flip”, “rental”, or “MLS retail”. These strategy tags live in
Yes, you can have automated email alerts for new listings and price changes using saved searches with MLSimport, and you can brand those emails with
MLSimport stores the core MLS listing data in your own WordPress database, not on fragile third-party pages. The plugin pulls data from the RESO Web