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How to keep a real estate website MLS and IDX compliant: use a licensed IDX display, keep attribution and disclaimers, follow your MLS rules.
The short answer
Updated Updated November 2026
How do I keep my real estate website MLS and IDX compliant?
Keep your site IDX compliant by showing listings only through a licensed IDX display, keeping the MLS attribution and disclaimers your MLS requires, never copying listing data into your own pages, and following your MLS's display rules. On Savvy Studio, listings reach visitors only through RealSavvy widgets, and the editor keeps required attribution and disclaimers in place. Your MLS and broker set the final rules.
MLS rules require listings to show through a licensed display with attribution. A listing pasted into a page goes stale, loses its attribution and may break your MLS agreement. That is why AI website builders should not copy listings into a site. On Savvy Studio, the AI never receives listing data and no tool returns listing rows.
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, the editor keeps it and explains why. Listings sync automatically, so you are not managing stale data. Your own review still matters for content you write, such as neighborhood descriptions.
Related questions
Check your MLS rules. Many agents link to the listing's page on their site instead of repeating its details, so attribution and status stay correct.
You and your broker are responsible under your MLS agreement. Tools help by enforcing display rules, but check with your broker or MLS when unsure.
Yes, where your MLS allows it. Active, pending and sold listings appear according to your MLS feed's rules, and they sync automatically.
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