Readable
When the facts are in the page, an assistant can match your listing to a buyer's question about budget, bedrooms, suburb or school zone.
Most agency websites are built for people using a browser. AI assistants read the web differently. ListStream publishes each of your listings in the form they can read, quote and link to, and keeps it current from your CRM.
Built for browsers: the listing arrives after scripts run.
<!-- what the crawler receives --> <title>Finch & Moss Property</title> <div id="app"></div> <script src="/listings.bundle.js"> No address, price or agent in the page.
They load later, through JavaScript.
Built for AI: everything is in the page from the first byte.
<h1>14 Wattlebird Rise, Peregian Springs QLD</h1> <p>For sale: 3-bed house at 14 Wattlebird Rise, Peregian Springs, offers over $780,000, listed by Jordan Hale, Finch & Moss Property.</p> <script type="application/ld+json"> {"@type": "RealEstateListing", "offers": {"price": "Offers over $780,000"}, "agent": "Jordan Hale · 0491 570 156"}
Simplified illustration with fictional sample data. Many agency sites load listings with JavaScript or a third-party widget, and the major AI crawlers fetch the HTML without running JavaScript (Vercel, Dec 2024).
Sign up with email or Google and get your ListStream ID, six letters like FINCHM, straight away.
The same file your CRM sends to the portals, with your ListStream ID as the agent ID. Nothing to re-type.
Each listing gets its own page. Bing is notified straight away and our sitemap is resubmitted to Google. Changes, sales and withdrawals follow on every upload.
| What AI needs | Typical agency website | ListStream |
|---|---|---|
| Listing details in the page itself, readable without JavaScript | Often loaded by JavaScript or a listings widget, which AI crawlers don't run | Yes. The full listing is in the HTML |
| Structured data AI can parse (schema.org RealEstateListing) | Sometimes, often incomplete | Yes. Price, address, features, agent and offer on every page |
| A one-sentence summary an assistant can quote whole | Rarely | Yes. Type, address, price guide, agent and agency in one line |
| AI crawlers allowed in | Depends on settings. Cloudflare has blocked them by default on new sites since July 2025 | Yes. Every major AI crawler is welcome |
| Search engines told when a listing changes | Usually waits for the next crawl | On every upload: Bing and other IndexNow engines are notified, and our sitemap is resubmitted to Google |
| Sold or withdrawn listings updated | Depends on the site | Within minutes, so assistants don't quote a home that's gone |
| Machine-readable copies (JSON, llms.txt) | Rarely | Yes, for every listing |
| Your website | Stays as it is | Stays as it is. Listing pages link to it once it's in your agency profile |
When the facts are in the page, an assistant can match your listing to a buyer's question about budget, bedrooms, suburb or school zone.
Search engines are notified of every change as it arrives, so answers can show today's price guide and status, not last month's.
Every page names your agent, and links to your website once it's in your agency profile. No lead inbox, no fee per enquiry, no portal in between.
Upload the REAXML file your CRM already makes. Your listings are live in about a minute.