How to add a virtual tour to Realtor.com
Add your unbranded TeliportMe link to your MLS, or paste it into the “Virtual tour / video link” field in your Realtor.com dashboard.
Can you add a TeliportMe tour?Yes. Realtor.com takes any tour link that opens a web page, from your MLS or from your dashboard.
- 1 · CopyTeliportMeThe MLS button on the Share tab in your tour’s editor
- 2 · PasteYour MLSYour MLS virtual tour field, or “Virtual tour / video link” in your Realtor.com dashboard
- 3 · Buyers seeRealtor.comA “VR Tour” icon on the first listing photo (per Realtor.com’s 2020 guide)
Step by step
- Copy your TeliportMe MLS linkOpen your tour in the editor, choose the Share tab, then MLS. Copy the link. It looks like
teliportme.com/and opens an unbranded version of the tour. Sharing needs a paid plan, from $19 a month. Trial tours stay private.Leave the domain on teliportme.com. MLS rules usually don’t allow agent branding in tour links.mls/ tour/ abc123 - Put your TeliportMe MLS link in your MLS virtual tour field. If your MLS shares tour links with Realtor.com, it reaches the listing from there.
- If it doesn’t appear, open your Realtor.com professional dashboard, choose Listings and pick the listing.
- Under Listing Details, find “Virtual tour / video link”, click the pencil, turn on “Enter a custom link”, paste your link and save.
What buyers will see
Realtor.com’s own guide says the link appears within minutes, as a “VR Tour” icon at the bottom of the first listing photo. The guide dates from 2020, so menu names may have changed.
The link opens the full tour, like this example. Buyers drag to look around and tap the arrows to move between rooms.
Rules to know
- The link must open a web page, not a video file. A TeliportMe link opens the tour page.
- Use the dashboard if your MLS doesn’t share tour links with Realtor.com, or to replace the link.
- Your MLS sets the branding rules for tour links.
Use the same tour everywhere else
- Your websiteCopy the embed code from the Share tab in your tour’s editor and paste it into your listing page.
- Social postsPost the tour link, or choose Share in the tour’s menu on your Tours page for social buttons.
- Flyers and signsPrint the tour’s QR code so buyers can open it on their phone.
Questions
Do I need to add the tour in both places?
No. If your MLS shares tour links with Realtor.com, adding it to the MLS is enough. Use the dashboard only if the link doesn’t appear.
Does Realtor.com support TeliportMe tours?
Realtor.com accepts links that open a web page. Its 2020 guide names YouTube, Vimeo, Matterport and Asteroom as supported, so check your live listing to see how a TeliportMe tour displays.
More listing-site guides
- United StatesZillowThe Virtual Tour field in your MLS
- United StatesTruliaThe Virtual Tour field in your MLS (not confirmed by Trulia)
- United StatesRedfinThe virtual tour field in your MLS
- All countriesEvery listing site91 sites in 43 countries
Sources
- How to add a virtual tour to your realtor.com listingrealtormarket.wpengine.com
- Realtor.com support: virtual tour / website linkssupport.realtor.com