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An unbranded virtual tour for your MLS

The same listing with no agent, team or brokerage on it, on a neutral web address, with its own description checked before you publish.

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One listing, two versions

You keep your name on the branded website you market. The unbranded tour for the MLS carries none of it, and you do not build it twice.

The website: your name, brokerage and lead form.
The MLS tour: no agent, team or brokerage.

Three guards on every unbranded tour

Three guards work on every listing. Try them on the demo below: it runs the same engine as live listings.

  • No branding in the MLS tour

    No agent, team or brokerage, a neutral web address, not indexed by search engines. If its description names you, your phone, email or a link, publishing waits until it is clean.

  • Disclosures by state

    The rules of the property's state and of each agent's license state apply; where they differ, the stricter one wins.

  • Hide the exact address

    Street, ZIP and map pin never reach the public page, not even its code, and the web address stays neutral.

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Property state

In plain words: Every listing links the brokerage's IABS form and consumer notice, and the brokerage name is at least half the size of the agent's name. Everywhere: Equal Housing Opportunity, labelled virtually staged photos, a Fair Housing check on drafted copy and versioned consent text on every inquiry.

  • Agent branding, license line and lead form
  • Snapshot of agent details frozen at publish
Branded listing siteDemo · fictional · AI photo

$6,450,000

A House of Light Above the Water

2209 Laurel Ridge Bend, Austin, TX 78746

  • 5 bedrooms
  • 6.5 bathrooms
  • 7,240 sq ft interior

Isabelle Laurent

The Laurent Group

TX License #0712344

Laurent & Vale Estates

Brokerage name at least 50% of the largest contact detail

Texas (TREC)
  • Texas Real Estate Commission Information About Brokerage Services
  • Texas Real Estate Commission Consumer Protection Notice

Equal Housing Opportunity

Rules are configured per state and help you show the disclosures your state requires. They are not legal advice; your brokerage reviews every listing. All data in this demo is fictional.

How to add the tour to your MLS

MLS rules differ. Some fine branding in a tour and some have relaxed the rule, so check yours once. If you are unsure, ask its compliance team to confirm in writing.

  1. Publish

    If the tour's description names you, your phone, email or a link, publishing waits until it is clean.

  2. Copy the tour link

    It lives on a neutral web address, separate from your website.

  3. Paste it into the MLS

    Use your MLS's virtual tour field. Keep the website for your own marketing.

Questions agents ask

Straight answers about the MLS and your state's rules.

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Can I paste the tour link into my MLS?

Yes. The MLS tour has no agent, team or brokerage, lives on a neutral web address and is not indexed by search engines. Its description is checked for names, phone numbers, emails and links, and publishing waits until it is clean. Rules differ between MLSs, so check yours once.

Is it compliant in my state?

It helps you show the disclosures your state requires. The rules of the property's state and of each agent's license state apply, and the stricter one wins. There are rule sets for California, New York, Florida, Texas, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and a common set for other US states.

Who is responsible for compliance?

You and your brokerage. ListVivid helps you show the disclosures your state requires; it is not legal advice.

What does “hide exact address” do?

The street, ZIP and map pin are never sent to the browser. The web address is neutral, and a custom domain that names the street or house number is refused.

Publish your next listing in both versions

The website and the MLS tour come from the same draft. Your first listing goes live free for 14 days.

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