— How it works

One install.
The whole site blooms around it.

No page-by-page setup. No shortcodes to paste on every listing page. You install IDX Bloom once, and from there it spreads through your site on its own — a dotted trail finding the right spot for itself, page by page.

1

Install

Add the IDX Bloom plugin to your WordPress site from your dashboard, or a developer does it for you in minutes. That's it — no theme changes, no rebuild.

2

It reads every page

IDX Bloom scans your published pages and posts and works out what each one is about — a neighborhood like Brickell, a specific building, a price range like "condos under $1M," or a blog topic like school districts.

3

It plants the right listings

Live listings and a lead form show up on the page they belong on, matched to what that page is about — automatically, at render time. Nothing is written into your page content, so turning the plugin off puts your site back exactly how it was.

4

It grows what's missing

If your site doesn't have a page for a neighborhood or a building yet, IDX Bloom creates one — with live listings, a short AI summary, and links to related areas — and keeps it updated as listings change.

— Under the hood

Built for how MLS data actually works

Never waits on the API

Listing data can be slow to fetch. Pages render from a fast cache and refresh quietly in the background, so visitors never see a spinner.

Works without AI, too

A rules-based fallback classifies pages and parses search queries even without an AI connection — AI makes it smarter, it isn't required to function.

Try it with demo listings

Before your MLS feed is connected, IDX Bloom can run on clearly labelled demo listings so you can see it working on your own site right away.

Want to see it on your site first?

Join the waitlist and we'll reach out about a pilot install.

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