Search on your own subdomain
Listing search lives at an address like search.yourdomain.com, under your brand.
MLS & IDX
IDX Broker on a custom real estate website
IDX Broker is one of the longest-running IDX providers, and it works with almost any website. We integrate it into custom real estate sites so listing search, saved searches and lead capture feel like part of your brand.
What IDX Broker does on your site
Add IDX Broker’s MLS search and listing pages to your website, styled to match your brand.
IDX Broker gives MLS members a hosted listing search they can add to their own website. Its search, results and property detail pages run on IDX Broker’s system, usually on a subdomain of your site such as search.yourdomain.com, and its widgets can be placed on any page.
We set up the subdomain, style IDX Broker’s pages to match your site’s header, fonts and colors, and place search, featured listings and lead capture where they help most. Leads from saved searches and listing alerts go to IDX Broker’s lead tools and can be forwarded to your CRM.
What you get
Matched to your site
IDX pages use your site’s header, footer, fonts and colors, so visitors don’t feel handed off.
Widgets anywhere
Quick search, featured listings and showcase sliders placed on your home, community and agent pages.
Lead capture
Saved searches, listing alerts and sign-up prompts turn browsers into contacts.
Your listings first
Show your active and sold listings on their own pages and around the site.
Kept current automatically
Listings update from the MLS, with nothing to maintain by hand.
Setup
How we connect IDX Broker
- 01
Confirm your MLS
We check that IDX Broker covers your MLS and help you choose a plan.
- 02
Sign up and get approved
You sign up with IDX Broker and complete your MLS’s IDX approval.
- 03
Subdomain and styling
We point the search subdomain at IDX Broker and style its pages to match your site.
- 04
Place widgets and launch
We add search and listing widgets, check MLS display rules, then go live.
What you'll need
- Membership in an MLS that IDX Broker supports
- An IDX Broker subscription (priced by IDX Broker; extra MLS feeds cost more)
- Your MLS’s IDX approval
Common questions
How much does IDX Broker cost?
IDX Broker sets its own pricing. As of 2025 its plans were renamed Core and Engage, from about $60 and $99 a month, with extra fees for additional MLS feeds. Check with IDX Broker for current pricing.
Are IDX Broker pages on my domain?
Its search and listing pages run on IDX Broker’s system, normally on a subdomain of your site, like search.yourdomain.com. Widgets can go on any page of your main site.
IDX Broker or iHomefinder?
Both are established IDX providers. The right one depends on your MLS, budget and how you want search to look; we can set up either.
Can you keep my current IDX Broker account?
Yes. If you already use IDX Broker, we connect your existing account to the new site and restyle its pages.