How to request MLS data for a software product
Start with the product, the brokerage participant, and the markets; then make an MLS request that can be reviewed and tested.
Resources
Explore MLS access, API integration, and the work behind real estate data products.
Start with the product, the brokerage participant, and the markets; then make an MLS request that can be reviewed and tested.
What to expect for IDX, VOW, and BBO approvals and timelines.
Compare the recurring work behind direct connections and a managed API using the markets and features your product needs.
How public (IDX), gated (VOW), and back-office (BBO) data feeds differ—and how to pick the right model for your product.
Understand what a common API can deliver across MLSs and how to check the markets and uses behind a national claim.
A practical look at application forms, broker signatures, product review, and the records to keep after approval.
A practical way to measure listing lag, resume an interrupted feed, and remove records that leave an approved dataset.
A focused checklist for listing identity, local fields, media, lifecycle changes, and public display.
See how RESO resources, fields, and lookups help a product map MLS records without hiding local differences.
Pacaso’s public listing guidance and its AnyProp announcement show the data work behind a national co-ownership marketplace.
Find MLS organizations in the United States and Canada, with individual profiles and links to their websites.
Published MLS policies show how data use, broker distribution, and local fields affect a national product.