Yes, your developer can customize the front-end search and results so your site feels like a boutique, luxury brand instead of a stock IDX feed.
MLSimport can trigger instant email alerts for inquiries on any imported MLS(Multiple Listing Service) listing, even when the listing isn’t yours. The plugin treats every
MLSimport keeps visitors on your main domain for all MLS(Multiple Listing System) searches and listing views, with no forced redirects or subdomains. The plugin pulls
Yes, listings can be stored as native WordPress custom post types with custom fields for builders, queries, and your own templates. MLSimport pulls MLS(Multiple Listing
You can keep your own WordPress design and theme and still show full live MLS(Multiple Listing Service) listings without a forced generic IDX layout. MLSimport
Yes, you can start with a tiny pilot import on a few ZIP codes, then grow to full DFW later with MLSimport without data conflicts
Yes, you can restrict and customize which MLS fields show on your site when you use MLSimport. You decide which fields enter WordPress, which ones
Yes, you can access MLS listing data that MLSimport brings into WordPress using WP_Query or custom API endpoints. The plugin stores RESO Web API data
Yes, you can organize MLS listings by neighborhood, condo building, or price range without making every page by hand. With MLSimport, listings come into WordPress
Yes, you can map MLS fields to custom fields in WordPress and use them for filters, taxonomies, and advanced search tuned to San Francisco neighborhoods