Yes, our support team works every day with Canadian MLS setups like TRREB and CREA DDF and can help when credentials or feed options are
Yes, MLSimport supports very high‑resolution photos from the MLS feed, and those photos stay sharp on large desktop and Retina screens while staying fast. The
MLSimport is a WordPress plugin for agents and brokers who want to import MLS (Multiple Listing Service) and CREA DDF® listings into their own sites.
Yes, MLSimport works with multilingual and translation plugins like WPML and Polylang for bilingual real estate sites. The plugin imports MLS(Multiple Listing Service) listings as
Yes, the plugin supports listings from many MLS boards such as HAR, ABOR, SABOR, NTREIS, and other major Texas and U.S. MLSs, as long as
Yes, MLSimport supports virtual tours, video walkthroughs, and Matterport links from the MLS feed. You can place them in very visible spots in your layout.
Yes, MLSimport supports growth into more MLS areas, but it does it in a strict way. Each WordPress site connects to a single MLS feed
MLSimport creates indexable listing pages that Google can crawl, with no iframes or blocked scripts hiding data. Every property sits in your WordPress database and
Yes, MLSimport lets you feature specific listings on your homepage and landing pages, including only your own or your office’s active properties. You can filter
Yes, MLSimport works well for Spanish content and with translation plugins for Spanish-speaking clients. The plugin brings MLS data into WordPress as normal posts, so