Quick Answer: Listed Simply does not provide MLS activity reports. If you’d like to monitor online engagement, Zillow is typically the best place to view listing views and saves, while showing requests and offers remain the strongest indicators of buyer interest.
“How much traffic is my listing getting?”
While it’s natural to want to track listing activity, there isn’t one central report that shows traffic across every real estate website.
Does Listed Simply Provide Listing Activity Reports?
Listed Simply does not generate or provide individual MLS activity reports for listings.
Although some Multiple Listing Services (MLSs) have internal reporting tools, they vary significantly from one MLS to another, and we do not manually retrieve or distribute these reports for individual listings.
Where Can I See Listing Activity?
The best place to monitor online activity is Zillow.
Depending on your listing and account access, Zillow may display helpful engagement metrics such as:
Listing Views
Number of Saves
Other Owner Dashboard insights
These statistics can provide a good indication of how much online attention your listing is receiving.
What About Redfin, Realtor.com, Homes.com, and Other Websites?
Most real estate websites display your listing but do not provide sellers with detailed traffic reports.
While websites such as Redfin, Realtor.com, Homes.com, and others syndicate listings from the MLS, they generally do not offer public seller dashboards showing page views, saves, or similar engagement statistics.
Because each website tracks activity differently, there is no single report that combines data from every site.
Do I Need To Visit Every Website?
No.
Checking every website individually usually provides very little additional insight.
If you’re interested in monitoring online engagement, Zillow generally offers the most useful information available to sellers.
What Are The Best Indicators That My Home Is Getting Interest?
Online views can be interesting, but they don’t always translate into serious buyers.
The strongest indicators that your home is attracting buyers are:
Showing requests
Buyer inquiries
Offers received
Zillow views and saves
A listing with fewer online views but multiple showings is generally performing better than a listing with thousands of views but no buyer activity.
Where Is My Listing Published?
Most listings entered into the MLS are syndicated to many of the nation’s largest real estate websites, which may include:
Zillow
Realtor.com
Redfin
Homes.com
Realtor brokerage websites
Hundreds of local broker websites
The exact websites may vary depending on your MLS and each website’s syndication agreements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Listed Simply send me a traffic report?
No. We do not generate or distribute individual MLS activity reports for listings.
Can I see how many people viewed my listing?
In many cases, Zillow provides sellers with listing views and saves through its Owner Dashboard, making it the best source for monitoring online engagement.
Should I worry if my listing has lots of views but no showings?
Not necessarily. Online views are only one measure of interest. Showing requests, buyer inquiries, and offers are much stronger indicators of how your listing is performing.
Is there one report that combines Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, and every other website?
No. Each website tracks activity independently, and there is currently no universal report that combines listing traffic across all real estate websites.