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Add a Virtual Tour to MLS with an Unbranded Link

Most MLS boards don’t allow agent branding or contact details in a listing’s virtual tour. TeliportMe’s MLS link is a stripped-back version of your tour made for that: same panoramas, same navigation, no logos and no contact buttons.

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  1. Open your tour in the editor and choose the Share tab at the top right, or choose Share on the tour on your dashboard’s Tours page, on a computer.
  2. Optionally pick a First Pano to start in a particular room, or a Custom Domain (see Share a tour).
  3. Choose MLS, then choose the link to copy it. “MLS link copied to clipboard.” confirms it.
  4. Paste the link into your listing’s virtual tour field.
The Embed, Link and MLS buttons on the Share tab, with MLS outlined

The link looks like /mls/tour/abcd1234. Every paid plan and the free trial include it.

  • BrandingYour logo and the TeliportMe logo. A logo on the nadir (the patch at the bottom of each panorama) is blurred rather than removed.
  • ButtonsThe Info button, which shows the tour’s title and description, plus the screenshot and VR buttons.
  • HotspotsEverything except links to other panoramas: images, videos, audio, PDFs, web links, Smart Bubbles, Magic Embed and Virtual Host hotspots.
  • Welcome screen textThe tour’s title and description. The welcome image or video stays.
  • Link previewsShared on social media, the link shows no title, image or description. The browser tab says “MLS Virtual Tour”.

Visits through the MLS link aren’t counted in your analytics.

What it doesn’t hide

Some things you add yourself still show on the MLS link. Check them against your board’s rules, and remove them from the tour, or use a copy of the tour without them, if they break the rules:

  • The CTA, Menu and Tour Virtual Host blocks.
  • A Control Bar’s Share, Search and custom link buttons. Its Share button gives out the tour’s normal, branded link.
  • Panorama titles and descriptions, if you show them.
  • Text in your panoramas themselves, such as a sign with your name.

Tips

  • Check it as a buyer would. Open the MLS link in a private browser window. The editor’s preview always shows the branded tour.
  • Ask your board first if you’re unsure. A few MLS providers want to approve a tour link before it goes live. Send them the MLS link.
  • The MLS link follows your tour’s visibility and password: make it Unlisted or Public, without a password, so buyers can open it.

Common questions

Is TeliportMe MLS compliant?

TeliportMe’s MLS link removes logos, the Info button and every hotspot except links to other panoramas, which is what most MLS boards ask for. Rules differ between boards, so check what still shows, such as CTA or Menu blocks, against yours.

Can I add my virtual tour to Zillow or Realtor.com?

Yes. TeliportMe tour links work on Zillow and Realtor.com listings. Use the MLS link wherever the listing must be unbranded.

Is there an MLS embed code?

No. The MLS button gives a link only, made for a listing’s virtual tour field. To put the tour on your own website, use Embed on the Share tab.

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