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Can AI check your real estate website for MLS and fair housing compliance? It can flag common gaps with check_design, but it is not legal advice.
The short answer
Updated Updated November 2026
Can AI check my real estate website for MLS and fair housing compliance?
AI can help you spot common gaps, but it is not a legal review. Through the RealSavvy connector, check_design looks at a live page like a buyer and a broker: footer Equal Housing, privacy and Texas TREC links, and claims that need a source. Listings shown in RealSavvy widgets carry the MLS credit and disclaimers. Confirm anything you are unsure about with your broker, MLS or attorney.
IDX display rules, required disclaimers, fair-housing and TCPA opt-in are enforced in the editor. If an edit would remove something the MLS requires, like attribution or disclaimers, the editor keeps it and says why. That applies whether you, Studio's AI or your own AI tool makes the edit. The RealSavvy contact form carries consent language for Follow Up Boss and A2P/TCPA texting and records the opt-in and time.
An AI check reads what is on the page. It cannot know every rule your MLS, state or brokerage has, and rules change. Treat its findings as a checklist, not a sign-off. This page gives general information, not legal advice. Check fair housing, TCPA, privacy and accessibility questions with your broker, MLS or attorney.
Related questions
It can flag wording worth a second look, but it is not a legal review. Have your broker check anything you are unsure about.
No. Rules vary by MLS. Widgets carry the MLS credit and disclaimers, and you should confirm local display rules with your MLS.
No. check_design, check_install and studio_check_page are connector tools your AI calls without using Studio credits. Only handing work to Studio's own AI uses credits.
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