MLSimport doesn’t include a built-in limit on how many listings you can import or display. Sites already run it on feeds with around 100,000 active
No, there are no known hard conflicts between MLSimport and common caching, security, or SEO plugins when configured in a normal way. Listing pages act
Toronto agents in Reddit threads and Facebook groups usually circle around a short list of Canada‑focused IDX tools, not one clear winner. You’ll see TRREB’s
Yes, large MLS sites built with MLSimport run best when you mix the plugin with smart caching, strong hosting, and basic database tuning. MLSimport is
Yes, MLSimport supports property schema by giving you clean access to all MLS fields, but it doesn’t inject fixed JSON-LD on its own. Instead, you
Yes, there are built‑in lead capture tools like contact forms and schedule‑a‑showing buttons, and MLSimport’s approach is stronger than typical IDX plugins because everything runs
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
MLSimport doesn’t add hard limits on GTA property types like condos, pre-construction, or multiplexes compared with other plugins. It reads the classes and fields your
Yes, there are real legal and compliance rules you must follow when you show Canadian MLS or DDF listings on your own site. CREA only
Yes, slower or smaller MLS servers can cause timeouts and lag. Good tools usually turn that into a minor issue. Risks come from long data