IDX availability depends on MLS approval, the data access your MLS supports, and any charges the MLS applies. Those are between the brokerage and the MLS.
RealtySlate integration · Website
MLS and IDX Feed Integration for Brokerage Websites
A RealtySlate managed brokerage website can display MLS listings through an approved IDX feed. RealtySlate supports the RESO Web API and older RETS feeds, imports listing media, and keeps the data current without manual work.
What moves between them
Exactly what RealtySlate sends to your MLS
No guesswork about what an integration does once it is switched on.
Setting it up
Connect your MLS in a few minutes
Every RealtySlate integration is configured from the Connections area by an authorized administrator, and each one can be disconnected from the same place.
Steps
Worth knowing before you connect
Limits, direction and cost, stated plainly
The things a brokerage usually finds out later.
RESO Web API and RETS are both supported.
Website enquiries create company-owned CRM leads, routed by rules you control.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the your MLS integration
Does RealtySlate support IDX?
Yes. A RealtySlate managed brokerage website can display MLS listings through an approved IDX feed, using either the RESO Web API or an older RETS feed.
Who arranges the MLS feed?
The brokerage does. IDX data access is granted by your MLS to your brokerage, and any approval requirements or fees are set by them.
Do website enquiries become leads?
Yes. An enquiry becomes a company-owned CRM lead and routes by rules you control, rather than going to a third-party portal.
Related integrations
What else RealtySlate connects to
See RealtySlate in action
See the your MLS integration in a working brokerage.
Explore the free demo now or request a guided walkthrough for your brokerage.