MLSimport can work with your California MLS, including SFAR, BAREIS, MLSListings, and Bridge systems, if your board offers a RESO Web API endpoint with IDX
Yes, MLSimport fully supports schema markup for properties, because all listings are stored as normal WordPress content. Your SEO tools and themes can then tag
Yes, MLSimport offers a real sandbox-style trial. It’s a full 30-day free trial, and billing starts only if you keep the service active. You run
Yes, MLSimport supports SEO-friendly URLs, unique listing pages, and indexable MLS content on your own domain so Google can crawl and rank your properties. The
Yes, MLSimport supports SEO‑friendly URLs, schema‑ready data, and indexable listing pages that can beat framed IDX searches. The plugin imports MLS and CREA DDF listings
Yes, MLSimport supports SEO-friendly URLs and full meta tag control for both listings and community pages so you can rank better on Google. Listings import
Yes, MLSimport supports near real-time syncing with your MLS(Multiple Listing System) by running automatic hourly updates. In normal markets, that speed keeps you close to
Yes, the plugin supports growth into many regions, but each WordPress site connects to one MLS feed at a time. So you run one site
Yes, the plugin supports growth by letting you connect one full MLS feed per WordPress site and choose which MLS is active. When you join
Yes, MLSimport supports only one MLS (Multiple Listing Service) or CREA DDF feed per WordPress site. So a single site can’t pull MRED, Indiana, and