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IDX Broker review

#14 of 26 in Real Estate Marketing

IDX search and lead tools start at $60 per month, with a hosted site on Elite.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

IDX Broker connects real estate websites to MLS listing data, adding property search, listing displays and lead tools. It suits agents and brokerages that want to add IDX search and lead capture to an existing site, including through a WordPress plugin. Its features also cover saved searches and listings, lead activity, showing and information requests, and notifications for new leads. Agents who need an all-in-one marketing suite may find its focus on IDX, listings and lead workflows too narrow.

The plan choice determines whether IDX Broker is an add-on to an existing website or includes a hosted site. Core costs $60 per month and includes IDX and interactive map search, lead capture and AI-driven automated emails. Engage costs $99 per month and adds market reports, sold-listing data where available, AI Smart Search and AI Redesign. Elite costs $149 per month and adds a hosted real estate website, custom branding, responsive designs and hosting. All plans have a one-time setup fee, and MLS data fees may also apply, so the monthly plan price is not the only cost to consider.

For an existing WordPress site, the plugin provides listing widgets and community pages; integrations include Zapier and CRM tools such as Follow Up Boss, LionDesk and Wise Agent. That makes the product a fit for teams that want IDX features connected to their current site and lead-management workflow. Market reports and sold listings are subject to MLS availability and rules, so buyers who depend on those should check local coverage. Choose IDX Broker for search, lead capture and listing notifications; consider alternatives if your priority is broader marketing functionality rather than IDX.

IDX Broker pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Adds customizable MLS search, including interactive map search.
    • Captures leads through forms, showing requests and real-time alerts.
    • Automates listing updates and behavior-based email notifications.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Every plan has a one-time setup fee whose amount is not published.
    • MLS data fees may apply, and sold-listing data depends on MLS rules.
    • A hosted real estate website is available only on Elite.

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