Skip to main content
Get foundWebsite + IDX · Updated August 2026

Permanent listing pages

Active and past listings become durable proof instead of vanishing after the MLS cycle.

All features
Website + IDXGet found
Last updated: August 2026Requires: Website + IDX or above
Listing page stack
Hero mediaProperty storyOpen-house QRLead capturePast-proof archive

Representative — not a production capture. The walkthrough video for this feature is being filmed; every feature on the wall is getting one.

What it includes
Branded listing pages on your domain Archive pages for sold and past inventory Local context, property media, and calls to action on every property
Common use

A seller wants to know whether you can market a home like theirs. Your listing archive answers before the appointment.

Espo difference

Portals own the traffic on portal listing pages. Espo keeps the proof on your domain.

Common questions

Asked about this feature.

What happens to the page when the listing sells?

It stays live as proof. The property story, the media, and the outcome remain on your domain — so the next seller researching you finds evidence, not a dead link or a recycled MLS entry.

The MLS and portals already have a page for my listing. Why another one?

Those pages belong to the portal — their branding, their ads, their “similar agents” modules, and they vanish or get recycled after the cycle ends. Your page is branded to you, captures leads for you, and lasts.

What is on a listing page?

Property media and story, local context, the open-house QR sign-in, and lead capture — every call to action writes into your CRM with the property attached.

Does this compound over time?

Yes. Durable listing URLs accumulate into an archive connected to your agent and neighborhood pages, giving search engines and AI assistants a growing body of evidence about where you work and what you sell.

See it running on your market.

Thirty minutes with the founders, no deck. We walk this feature — and the rest of the engine — against your actual listings and pipeline.

01

Book the first call

Bring the listings, CRM, and follow-up you already run. We map this feature against that work.

02

See the current implementation

Each page describes what is live today, what it needs, and which plan includes it.

03

Start with the smallest working set

Add only the jobs you need now. The rest of the catalog stays available.