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How can MLS listings be integrated into Webflow? Is it through code or a different method like a link? Will the search field be included in the MLS listing regardless of how it is integrated?

TL;DR
  • Use a third-party IDX provider (like iHomefinder or IDX Broker) to generate embeddable widgets or iframes.
  • Embed the IDX code into Webflow using the Embed element to display MLS listings with search and filtering.
  • For more flexibility, some providers offer JavaScript widgets or API-based tools, though full custom API integration is complex and costly.

Integrating MLS listings into Webflow requires an external solution because Webflow does not natively support MLS/IDX feed integration. The integration method impacts whether features like property search filters and updates from the MLS feed are supported.

1. Use a Third-Party IDX Provider

  • Webflow cannot directly connect to MLS via IDX/RETS feed due to the technical and licensing limitations.
  • You’ll need an IDX provider (like iHomefinder, IDX Broker, Showcase IDX, or Estatik) that offers embeddable widgets or iframe solutions.
  • These services often allow customizable search bars, filters, maps, and styling options for MLS listings.

2. Embed Widgets or iFrames into Webflow

  • Most IDX providers give you embed code (as iframes or JavaScript widgets).
  • In Webflow, copy that code and paste it into an Embed element where you want the listings to appear.
  • While iframes limit design flexibility, they do include the MLS search field and update automatically with MLS data.
  • Some IDX platforms host external MLS search pages on subdomains or separate URLs.
  • You can link to them directly from your Webflow project via buttons or navigation.
  • This method removes control over design and layout, but includes full MLS search functionality.

4. Custom API Integration (Advanced & Rare)

  • In some cases, you could build a custom API integration using tools like Xano or Memberstack, but direct access to MLS APIs requires approval and RETS/RESO data interpretation.
  • This method is expensive, complex, and usually requires ongoing developer support.
  • You can design custom search fields, but MLS compliance and data syncing make this only practical for large brokerages.

5. Limitations of Integration in Webflow

  • You cannot use Webflow’s CMS or native components to pull and display MLS data directly.
  • Styling and filtering using native Webflow tools won't work on listings loaded via iframe or external scripts.
  • Some IDX providers offer API-based or JavaScript-based widgets with more styling flexibility — these are preferred over raw iframes when available.

Summary

To integrate MLS listings into Webflow, use third-party IDX solutions via widget embeds or iFrames. These include the search field and synced MLS data without needing complex setup. Webflow itself can’t natively host MLS content or filter listings, so external providers are essential.

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