Zillow® Listings Feed Program


For people with less than 200 listings, Zillow's Postlets service is the ideal syndication solution. With Postlets, you can easily submit your listings to Zillow, Yahoo! Real Estate, and a dozen other real estate and social media websites for free! Zillow highly recommends that people with listing inventory under this level use Postlets.


Submit Your Listings via Postlets

If you have over 200 listings, you can send us data through our automated feed submission program. In a qualified feed, Zillow invites you to upload multiple property photos, virtual tours, open house information, and much more. There is no cost to participate in the program. Additionally, Zillow and Yahoo! Real Estate have an exclusive partnership where Zillow powers all for-sale listing on Yahoo! Real Estate! With one feed, your listings will show up on both sites.

Sending a listing feed is a technical undertaking that requires publishing an XML file to Zillow. Simply sending us a URL of your website does not provide enough information for online listing display. Creating a feed XML file requires the ability to create a file that conforms to our specification.

If you do not have this technical ability, please submit your listings via our manual upload tool or Postlets.

If you have chosen to build an XML feed, you can start the submission process after you have your feed ready by clicking the blue button below to accept the terms and create an account. Please note that it can take 4-6 weeks for a new feed to go live on the site. Zillow hand inspects each feed, doing high level quality checks before setting a new feed live on the site. It is a manual and time intensive process getting new feeds live on the site, but one that we feel is worth it to ensure high quality data on Zillow from the beginning.

Please visit the Zillow Listings Feed FAQ to see commonly asked questions.

See Zillow's user demographics to see the type of people you'll reach by publishing your listings to Zillow.


Submit Your Listings Feed