RocketListings.ca allows property sellers and landlords to list their property on the MLS and REALTOR.ca for a flat fee. Once listed, potential buyers and agents contact you directly, keeping you in full control of your sale.

We offer two convenient options: a one-time listing fee starting at only $99.99 for a 2-month listing, or a monthly listing plan for only $69.99 that can be cancelled anytime.

Traditional agents charge 2.5-3.0% commission fees, while RocketListings.ca provides a cost-effective alternative. You handle all buyer inquiries, negotiations, and showings directly, saving thousands in commission fees.

Absolutely! RocketListings.ca allows landlords to list rental properties on MLS and REALTOR.ca, making it easier for potential tenants to find your property.

Yes. Your listing is submitted to the MLS® System by Robin Hood Realty Limited, Brokerage, under a limited-service ("mere posting") representation agreement with you. The brokerage represents you for the services in that agreement: it lists your property on the MLS® System and REALTOR.ca and keeps the listing updated. You stay in control of everything else: answering buyer inquiries, scheduling showings, and negotiating offers.

A "mere posting" is a limited-service listing: the brokerage lists your property on the MLS® System and REALTOR.ca under a written representation agreement, and you handle inquiries, showings and negotiations directly. You get full MLS® exposure while managing the sale yourself.

Once your listing package is completed and submitted, your property will be live on MLS within one business day. It may take an additional 24 hours to appear on REALTOR.ca.

Yes! You can easily request changes to your listing, such as price updates or extensions. Listings can be extended for discounted rate of $99.99.

Your property will be searchable on MLS by agents and homebuyers, and will also appear on REALTOR.ca for public viewing. All interested parties will contact you directly using the contact details you provide in the listing.

Typically, yes. Your listing is sent automatically to sites that take their listings from the MLS® System, such as HouseSigma, Zolo, Condos.ca, Property.ca, Strata.ca, Wahi and Bungol. REALTOR.ca also shares it with partner sites, including Microsoft Bing Real Estate, Kijiji (sale listings), Point2Homes, Rentals.ca, Apartments.com (rentals), Scotiabank eHOME, TD Canada Trust, house.51.ca and Ovlix. We say "typically" because each site decides for itself whether and when to show a listing. It is rare for a site not to pick one up; when it happens, the usual reasons are photos that are not up to the site's standard, a short or incomplete description, or other checks the site runs. Some sites show a listing within a day or two, while others can take several days or longer. Clear, good-quality photos and a complete description give your listing the best chance everywhere.

No, you are not required to pay commission to buyer's agents unless you choose to. However, if a buyer's agent is involved, you can negotiate a commission directly with them, or offer a small co-operating commission upfront.

When buyers or agents are interested in viewing your property, they will contact you directly to schedule showings at your convenience. You remain in full control of the process.

Yes, it's important to disclose any known defects, hazards, or stigmas associated with your property to potential buyers. This ensures transparency and helps avoid legal issues down the road.

When your property is sold, simply notify us by providing the necessary sale documentation, and we will update the listing status on MLS. There's no additional charge for reporting a sale.