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Listings

What a listing is on Matchai, how it moves from draft to published, and where your published listings appear.

A listing is the page that presents a property to buyers or tenants: its photos, price, description, rooms, features, location and documents. You create and edit your listings in your workspace, under Listings. When you publish one, it appears on your website and becomes readable by search engines and AI assistants.

Your listings in the workspace

Some details describe the property itself, such as its rooms, its features and the year it was built. Others describe the offer, such as the price and whether it is for sale or for rent. You edit all of them in the same place, the listing page.

Three ways to add a listing

In Listings, choose Add listing. Matchai asks how you want to start.

OptionWhat it doesBest when
Auto-magically createYou send photos, an address and a price. Matchai's AI writes the rest.You have photos of a new listing.
Quick importYou paste the address of a listing on another website. Matchai copies its details and photos, then writes the listing.The listing is already online somewhere else.
ManuallyOpens a blank listing, ready to fill in yourself.You prefer to write everything yourself.

The first two use Matchai Energy. Writing a listing manually does not. See create a listing and import from a website.

The life of a listing

Every listing has two statuses, and they change independently.

Visibility says who can see the listing.

StatusWho can see it
DraftOnly you and the people who can edit the listing. Every new listing starts here, even one written by AI.
PublishedEveryone. It is on your website, your Matchai Page and in search.
ArchivedOnly you and the people who can edit the listing. Archived listings are put away, not deleted, and you can bring them back.

Transaction status says where the deal stands: Available, Sold or, for a rental, Rented. Marking a listing as sold does not unpublish it. It stays on your website, marked as sold, until you unpublish or archive it.

The tabs at the top of Listings filter by both: All, then Published, Drafts and Archived, then Available and Sold.

Why it works this way

Your name is on every listing you publish. Matchai never publishes a listing on its own, not even one it wrote from your photos. You read the title, the description and the details first, then publish when you are happy with them.

Where your published listings appear

  • Your Matchai Site. Publishing a listing adds it to your website automatically. You need a Matchai Site before you can publish. See your Matchai Site.
  • Your Matchai Page. Your published listings appear on your page, newest first. See your Matchai Page.
  • Search engines and AI assistants. Matchai prepares every published listing in a form that Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity can read. See your listings in AI search.

Your website must be published too. A listing on a website that is still unpublished stays hidden from visitors.

Find your way around a listing

Open a listing from Listings to see it the way a visitor would. Choose Edit to change it. Everything saves as you go, so there is no save button. Choose Stop editing when you are done.

On a computer, the list on the left takes you to each part of the listing: Photos, Overview, Description, Location, Spaces, Features and the sections after them. Below a line come the parts visitors never see: Showings, Terms, Listing agent and Analytics. On a phone, the same list opens from More.

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