How is my home listed on PACMLS through this service?

Your listing is prepared from the property details, required forms and photos you provide, then entered on PACMLS after the required paperwork is complete. You continue to handle showings, questions and offers.

How do I know whether PACMLS is right for my property?

Use our Washington coverage directory as a starting point. Your MLS is confirmed with you when your listing is set up. If your city is not shown, contact us before ordering so we can confirm coverage for your property.

Will my PACMLS listing appear on public real estate websites?

Listing information may reach public real estate websites through MLS data feeds and syndication. The MLS and each website control distribution and display, so timing and appearance on a particular website are not guaranteed.

Who handles offers and changes to my PACMLS listing?

You review and negotiate offers and decide which buyer to accept. Send requested price, description and status changes to the listing service so the MLS record can be updated while your listing is active.

How Does PACMLS Work? | Washington Flat Fee MLS Guide

Where Is PACMLS Used in Washington?

Our PACMLS city pages include Kennewick, Pasco, Richland and nearby communities in Benton and Franklin counties. PACMLS gives participating real estate professionals a shared place to find listing information in these markets. These examples describe our current city coverage, not the complete territory of the MLS or a guarantee that we serve every property in the region.

Washington does not have one statewide MLS. Each system is separate, and listings are not automatically shared between them. See our Washington coverage directory for current city assignments.

How Does a Homeowner List on PACMLS?

Homeowners cannot directly enter listings into PACMLS. A participating licensed real estate brokerage handles MLS entry after the required listing agreement, property information and paperwork are completed.

With a flat fee listing, you provide the property information, description, photos, showing instructions and required Washington seller disclosures.

You retain control of the asking price, showings and negotiations. Request listing changes through the listing service and keep it informed when the property goes under contract or sells. Read the listing process for the steps from ordering to going live.

For a closer look at preparing your listing, learn how to list your Washington home on the MLS without a Realtor.

How Do Buyers and Agents Find PACMLS Listings?

Agents use MLS listing information to find homes for their buyers and review property details, photos and showing instructions. Your contact information is shown on the MLS so agents can contact you directly.

Buyers may also discover listings on public real estate websites through data feeds and syndication. Display is controlled by the MLS and each website; a listing on PACMLS is not a guarantee of a particular website's timing or presentation. On public websites, buyers may contact the listing office rather than the seller directly.

What Does a PACMLS Listing Cost?

Standard, $299: 6-month MLS listing with up to 25 photos.
Premium, $349: 6-month MLS listing with up to 50 photos.

These are Washington Flat Fee MLS package prices, not fees charged directly to homeowners by PACMLS. Compare the full details on our pricing page.

Your Responsibilities as the Seller

Provide accurate property details, required listing paperwork, disclosures and photos.
Arrange showings and respond to buyers and agents.
Review and negotiate offers and choose which offer to accept.
Request changes and keep the listing service informed of contract and sale status.

For questions about your property or the information needed to list, contact us before ordering.

PACMLS Communities We Serve

These are the cities currently shown in our directory, not a complete MLS territory. If your city is not listed, contact us to confirm coverage before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is my home listed on PACMLS through this service?: Your listing is prepared from the property details, required forms and photos you provide, then entered on PACMLS after the required paperwork is complete. You continue to handle showings, questions and offers.
How do I know whether PACMLS is right for my property?: Use our Washington coverage directory as a starting point. Your MLS is confirmed with you when your listing is set up. If your city is not shown, contact us before ordering so we can confirm coverage for your property.
Will my PACMLS listing appear on public real estate websites?: Listing information may reach public real estate websites through MLS data feeds and syndication. The MLS and each website control distribution and display, so timing and appearance on a particular website are not guaranteed.
Who handles offers and changes to my PACMLS listing?: You review and negotiate offers and decide which buyer to accept. Send requested price, description and status changes to the listing service so the MLS record can be updated while your listing is active.

How Does PACMLS Work?