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Flat Fee MLS Listings Nationwide — Starting at $149

Reach buyers and agents through your local MLS and major real estate websites — while you keep control of your sale.

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How It Works

One starting point. Local MLS exposure.

The full process
  1. 1

    Choose your state

    Select your property's location to see available MLS listing options.

  2. 2

    Review your package

    Review the listing term, photo allowance, pricing, and available upgrades.

  3. 3

    Complete your listing

    After ordering, provide your property details, photographs, and required listing documents for brokerage review.

  4. 4

    Get listed on the MLS

    Once the required information and documents are complete and approved, your listing is generally processed within 24–48 hours.

Optional upgrades

Call Forwarding:
Where available, helps route calls received through the listing brokerage to the seller.
ShowingTime:
Where supported, provides an additional showing-scheduling option.
Open House Alerts:
Where offered, helps promote scheduled open houses through supported MLS functionality.
Listing Extensions:
Where available, extend the listing period beyond the original package term.

Availability and pricing vary by MLS market and brokerage. Eligible upgrades are displayed during checkout.

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NATIONWIDE SERVICE

Nationwide reach. Local MLS expertise.

Real estate markets are local, even when your listing service is nationwide. Flat Fee MLS Providers helps homeowners find flat fee listing options for the MLS market serving their property.

Select your property state to see available listing packages, pricing, and optional upgrades. MLS availability and requirements vary by market, so your listing is handled according to the applicable brokerage and MLS rules.

Real estate agents can use the contact and showing instructions provided through your MLS listing. Consumer websites such as Zillow and Realtor.com operate their own inquiry systems, so inquiries submitted through those websites may be routed differently.

Learn how buyers contact sellers.

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FAQ

Common questions

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Do you offer flat fee MLS listings in every state?
Listing availability varies by state and local MLS market. Select your property state to see available packages and coverage options.
Why do flat fee MLS listing prices vary by state?
MLS systems and participating brokerages have different requirements and costs. Pricing reflects the market and listing package selected.
Will my property appear on Zillow and Realtor.com?
Listings entered into participating MLS systems are generally distributed to major real estate websites, including Zillow and Realtor.com, where supported. Syndication and display are controlled by each MLS and participating website.