CoreLogic Listing Management Platform
Multiple listing service (MLS) software
Real estate software
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- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
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What is CoreLogic Listing Management Platform
CoreLogic Listing Management Platform is an MLS-focused listing input and management system used by real estate associations and MLS organizations to collect, validate, and distribute property listing data. It supports listing entry workflows, data quality controls, and downstream syndication/integration to member-facing search and third-party destinations. The platform is typically deployed as part of an MLS technology stack alongside member portals, showing tools, and analytics products.
MLS-grade listing workflows
The product centers on structured listing input, maintenance, and status changes aligned to MLS operational needs. It supports role-based workflows for agents, brokers, and MLS staff, including review and compliance-oriented processes. This focus fits organizations that need consistent listing governance rather than a general-purpose real estate CRM or marketplace.
Data validation and rules
The platform emphasizes data completeness and consistency through required fields, business rules, and validation checks during listing entry and updates. These controls help MLS operators reduce downstream data issues in member search, reports, and integrations. Strong data governance is a practical differentiator versus tools primarily designed for advertising listings or lead generation.
Integration-oriented MLS component
Listing management is commonly used as a back-end component that connects to other MLS and brokerage systems via integrations. This supports use cases where the MLS needs to distribute listings to multiple consumer sites, member tools, and partner applications. It aligns with environments that prioritize interoperability across an MLS ecosystem rather than a single all-in-one front end.
Not a full marketplace
The platform is designed for listing management and MLS operations, not as a public listing marketplace or rental discovery site. Organizations seeking built-in audience reach, advertising placement, or tenant/buyer lead capture typically need separate products. This can increase the number of systems required for end-to-end marketing and lead workflows.
Implementation complexity for MLS
MLS deployments often involve configuration of rules, fields, compliance policies, and integrations with existing member tools. That can require project management, data mapping, and coordination with multiple stakeholders. Smaller organizations may find the setup and ongoing administration heavier than simpler listing tools.
Limited broker CRM functions
Compared with real estate CRM products, listing management platforms generally provide fewer features for pipeline management, prospecting, and communications. Users who expect contact management, campaigns, and deal tracking may need additional software. This separation can create workflow friction if integrations are not tightly implemented.
Plan & Pricing
Public vendor pricing for CoreLogic Listing Management Platform (Matrix):
- No public per-user or package pricing for the Listing Management Platform (Matrix) was published on CoreLogic/Cotality product pages or documentation. Matrix is licensed to multiple listing organizations (MLSs) and pricing/agent access is set via MLS contracts or local MLS subscriptions (contact CoreLogic or your MLS for pricing and licensing).
Related official pricing found on CoreLogic (Trestle) documentation (these are fees for data feed/API access administered via Trestle; they are not Matrix end-user subscription prices but are official CoreLogic fees relevant to data access and integrations):
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Pricing for Brokers (Trestle fees, charged monthly, per connection):
- Broker data feeds (on- and off-market data for your offices): Trestle fee = $30 / month (MLO licence fee: depends on MLO).
- All other data feeds: Trestle fee = $100 / month (MLO licence fee: depends on MLO).
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Pricing for Technology Providers (Trestle tiered fees, charged monthly, per connection / per number of contracts across Trestle):
- All RESO feeds (Trestle tier fee by TP size):
- Small: $100 / month
- Medium: $110 / month
- Large: $125 / month
- X-Large: $150 / month
- XX-Large: $175 / month
- All RESO feeds (Trestle tier fee by TP size):
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Direct Feeds (Trestle fees for Direct Feeds, monthly, per connection by TP tier):
- Direct - MLO:
- Small: $125 / month
- Medium: $160 / month
- Large: $200 / month
- X-Large: $250 / month
- Direct - CRM: same tiered fees as Direct - MLO ($125 / $160 / $200 / $250 per month by tier)
- Direct - MLO:
Notes & provenance:
- The above data-feed / API fees are taken directly from CoreLogic/Trestle documentation (Trestle Data Pricing and Trestle FAQ pages). These refer to Trestle (CoreLogic/Cotality) data/API access fees and to MLO license fees that “depend on MLO.” They are not presented on CoreLogic product pages as retail agent subscriptions for Matrix; Matrix (Listing Management Platform) licensing and end-user access is handled via MLS agreements and not published as a standard per-user price on the vendor site.
Seller details
CoreLogic, Inc.
Irvine, California, USA
2010
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