Technology resellers
Offer MLS RealtyHub to professional customers through an agreed reseller model.
MLS RealtyHub Franchise
White-label MLS software and solutions for office networks.
Choose a reseller, white-label or multi-office solution built on MLS RealtyHub. Provide professional users with connected CRM, property workflows and a private MLS catalogue. Branding, office access, integrations and rollout are defined for your business model.
Brand, territories, office hierarchy and rollout are scoped with every partner.
Franchise networkShared MLS layer
8Offices
94Professionals
1Market network
Office hierarchy
HQGroup managementGlobal
01Limassol officeLocal
02Nicosia officeLocal
03Paphos officeLocal
Brand control
BBrand and domainWhite label
PProduct interfaceConfigured
RRoles and accessLayered
Listings across authorised officesConnected
Projects at market levelShared
Office and group permissionsControlled
Partner fit
One infrastructure base for three distinct growth models.
Franchise is separate from Corporate because the partner is not only managing one company: the partner may resell, rebrand or operate a network of independently managed offices.
White-label operators
Turn MLS RealtyHub infrastructure into your own branded technology product and market proposition.
Franchise networks
Connect local offices with separate management centres, layered access and shared MLS infrastructure.
Platform capabilities
A branded product, operational network and shared market layer.
The final configuration depends on the commercial model, markets, office structure, brand requirements and technical integration scope.
Brand, domain and interface
Apply the partner’s identity across public pages, product interface and agreed digital touchpoints.
Browse Features ↗Groups, offices and users
Create layered organisational structures with local management and group-level governance.
Browse Features ↗Shared listings and projects
Let authorised offices collaborate through a shared private MLS catalogue while retaining the agreed office and group access rules.
Browse Features ↗CRM and office workflows
Provide agents, offices and managers with connected listings, leads, pipelines, tasks and calendars.
Browse Features ↗API, feeds and integrations
Connect websites, applications, data flows and supported third-party systems to the agreed platform scope.
Browse Features ↗Configuration and enablement
Plan product setup, office onboarding, access rules and phased expansion with the partner.
Discuss rollout ↗Partner workflow
From business model to a scalable operating network.
Every Franchise project begins by separating commercial, brand, organisational and technical decisions before rollout is planned.
Define
Choose the reseller, white-label product or multi-office franchise model.
Architect
Map brands, markets, offices, roles, permissions and shared MLS boundaries.
Configure
Apply product identity, workflows, integrations and operational governance.
Roll out
Launch the first scope, onboard offices and expand by market or territory.
Franchise scope and pricing are confirmed after the brand, business model, office hierarchy and technical requirements are reviewed.
Supported business models
Resell the technology. Build your own product. Connect a franchise network.
The same infrastructure can support different commercial relationships, but each model requires its own governance, brand and rollout decisions.
Platform reseller
Offer the technical solution to professional customers as a subscription service.
- Partner sales model
- Configured customer onboarding
- Supported account infrastructure
- Commercial scope by agreement
Own white-label product
Present the platform as your own real estate technology product and business.
- Your brand and domain
- Your public product presence
- Configured account interface
- Agreed technical integrations
Multi-office franchise
Operate a branded group of offices with local control and shared market infrastructure.
- Office management centres
- Layered roles and permissions
- Group-level governance
- Shared MLS listings and projects
Partner implementation
A platform shaped around your brand, network and market.
There is no public fixed price because territories, office structure, white-label depth, integrations, infrastructure and rollout support change the implementation.
Partner and territory scope
Define markets, customer model, territorial logic and the responsibilities of each party.
White-label depth
Logo, domain, public pages, account interface and agreed product touchpoints.
Office hierarchy and access
Group governance, office management, users, roles and shared MLS boundaries.
Infrastructure and rollout
Integrations, data flows, onboarding, training and phased market expansion.
Franchise FAQ
Business models, branding and network architecture explained.
Who is the Franchise solution designed for?
It is designed for platform resellers, operators building their own white-label real estate technology product, and franchise groups that need multiple offices with local management and shared market infrastructure.
Which Franchise business models are supported?
The solution can support a subscription-based technology reseller, an operator offering MLS RealtyHub as its own branded product, or a multi-office franchise network with separate office control centres connected through a common MLS layer.
Can each office have separate management and permissions?
Yes. The architecture can provide separate office-level management, users, roles and permissions while maintaining group-level governance.
How does the shared MLS layer work across offices?
Listings and projects can be connected at the market level so authorised offices cooperate through shared MLS infrastructure while preserving office and group access rules.
What can be white labelled?
White-label scope can include your logo, domain, public product pages and account interface. The included components, integrations and support are agreed for each implementation.
How are Franchise scope and pricing determined?
Scope and pricing are provided after requirements review because brand model, territories, office hierarchy, permissions, integrations, infrastructure and rollout support vary between partners.