MLS Router™ API

Any data access is wholly at the discretion of the MLS, and each will have their own processes and criteria for approval.

Currently available datasets can be seen on the dashboard after you have created an account. We are always in the process of adding more datasets. If you are a brokerage and a member of an MLS that you do not see on the dashboard, please reach out to us to discuss further options.

Yes, our RESO Web API is Platinum compliant and certified. MLS data is normalized to RESO Data Dictionary standards.

MLS data is normalized to the RESO Data Dictionary and returned in JSON format (from the Web API), XML or CSV (from RETS), Any fields that are not able to be normalized (e.g. ‘custom’ or ‘native’ fields) are made available as well, at the MLS’s discretion.

Yes, you may create a virtual dataset that will allow you to retrieve listing data across all of your datasets.

Typically we refresh listing data every 10 minutes or less, depending on the resource and the MLS.

The API can serve all data from all resources (including Properties, Members, Offices, Open Houses and any others like Rooms and UnitTypes), as well as off-market data. However, the MLS has full control of what data is served through the API on a per application basis, and access is at their discretion.

Yes, we have tools that make replication easy, although this is only available at the discretion of the MLS that has approved your data access. See the documentation for more information.

Under certain conditions, you can get the publisher access through ListHub license to nationwide access. Please contact us for free consultation.

The process is essentially the same as for MLS data access. After registering an account, apply for access to any available dataset you are interested in. Access will be granted depending on your specific use-case.

If the websites belong to the client, they can use it. Also, websites should be approved by their MLS. Please note that reselling is strictly prohibited.