Export comps from Matrix, Flexmls, or Bright — or any MLS CSV/TXT — and turn them into an interactive price × odds × supply story for the listing appointment. No live MLS feed, no vendor contract.
Agents export MLS data into Excel every week, then hand-build a CMA that still just shows comps. ListLogic maps your export's columns and builds the decision: what happens to the seller's odds at every list price, against the supply a buyer actually cross-shops.
These steps work with the export you already know how to pull. No live feed, no integration queue, no waiting on your MLS to approve anything.
Run the comp search you'd normally use for a CMA in Matrix, Flexmls, Bright, or any system with a CSV/TXT export.
Drag the CSV/TXT into ListLogic. No file handy? Search the market by address and filters instead.
ListLogic proposes how Beds, Sq Ft, MLS #, and Close Price map to your headers. You confirm with sample rows before anything is generated.
See the homes a buyer would genuinely cross-shop — custom-fit to the subject property, not city-wide averages.
Live price × odds × supply: odds of selling at each price, days-on-market pressure, and the inventory a buyer cross-shops.
One click produces the seller leave-behind and listing flipbook — the same story, formatted for the fridge or your binder.
No account required. See the interactive price × odds × supply story in under two minutes.
Try the free demoListLogic is not a live MLS feed. The data path is Search or Upload, so it works with any MLS without vendor approval or a data contract.
Enter the address, set price/beds/baths/sqft filters, optionally draw a map boundary. ListLogic builds the competitive set and market cut for that home — no file needed.
Export comps from Matrix, RESO-style files, or everyday headers (Beds, Sq Ft, MLS #, Close Price). ListLogic maps columns and shows the mapping with sample rows before generating.
The export gives you the raw material. The difference shows up in the appointment.
| What changes | Raw MLS export (Excel) | ListLogic pricing story |
|---|---|---|
| What you're looking at | Rows of comps in a spreadsheet | Custom-fit competitive set |
| Pricing decision | You do the math by hand | Live price × odds × supply |
| What the seller sees | A printout — rarely shared | Interactive story + flipbook |
| Setup per listing | Manual assembly | About two minutes |
| Works with | One MLS export | Any MLS export or nationwide Search |
| Overpricing conversation | On you to argue | Built into the story |
Not every agent is locked to one MLS. The ones who aren't are the ones this matters to most.
Broker under two MLSs? Selling a condo in one city and a ranch in another? Upload each MLS export and run the same presentation standard everywhere.
When months of supply climbs, pricing errors get expensive. ListLogic surfaces price cuts and DOM pressure from your own export — so you bring the problem, not the problem arriving after a 30-day stale listing.
A spreadsheet doesn't rebut a portal number. ListLogic gives the seller an interactive story: their competitive set, odds at each price, and the new supply coming. The trade-off replaces the argument.
Shared branding, seat pricing, and a 30-minute lunch-and-learn. Listing appointments stop being improv — they become a repeatable pricing conversation.
Yes — that's the whole point. ListLogic does not connect to any live MLS feed. You export comps from your MLS, upload the file, and ListLogic maps the columns. No vendor approval, no data contract.
In Matrix, run your comp search and export to CSV or TXT (the exact menu label varies by MLS). Upload that file to ListLogic, confirm the column mapping, and generate. ListLogic builds the competitive set and price × odds × supply story from your own data.
Yes. ListLogic accepts common CSV/TXT exports and maps synonyms for the headers you'd see in Flexmls, Bright, and RESO-style files. You confirm the mapping with sample rows before generating, so you stay in control of what each column means.
CSV and TXT exports are the standard. If your MLS only exports to Excel (.xlsx), save the sheet as CSV and upload that. Matrix, RESO-style, and everyday headers are mapped; you confirm the mapping before generating.
No. ListLogic is not a live MLS feed and does not connect to your MLS's data service. The data path is Search on any market or Upload your own export — which is why it works with any MLS without vendor approval.
The sample demo is free — no account required. Create an account to Search or Upload and set branding. Unlock custom presentations with a 7-day trial (then $39/month) or a $20 one-shot per report. See pricing.
The free demo shows interactive price × odds × supply on a real market. Generate a custom presentation when you're ready — 7-day trial, then $39/month (or $20 one-shot per report).
Try the free demo Create accountMatrix is a trademark of CoreLogic. Flexmls is a trademark of FBS. Bright MLS and RESO are trademarks of their respective owners. ListLogic is not affiliated with or endorsed by any MLS. This page describes how to bring your own MLS export into ListLogic; we do not connect to any live MLS feed. ListLogic is built by SAA Homes.
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