MLS My Home Review 2026: No Prices
This MLS My Home review has a gap in it, and the gap is the point. They have been listing homes since 1998 and claim over 525,000 of them, which is a real track record. What they do not do is tell you the price. We checked the home page, the List on the MLS page and the Florida coverage page on 2026-10-10 and found no figure on any of them. There is no robots.txt and no sitemap to search either. The three packages are described only by photo count and listing length: 6 photos for 6 months, 25 photos for 6 months, 45 photos for 12 months. To learn what any of them costs you have to start the order.
MLS My Home pricing in Florida
| Plan | Listing Fee | Closing Fee | Total on $400K | What's Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package 1 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Up to 6 photos, active 6 months. |
| Package 2 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Up to 25 photos, active 6 months. |
| Package 3 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Up to 45 photos, active 12 months. |
There is nothing disreputable about MLS My Home. They have been doing this since 1998, the model is a real one, and plenty of sellers have been listed through them. The site is dated but it is honest about the mechanics: they tell you plainly that an affiliate in your ZIP code will handle the listing and that two separate emails will arrive.
The problem is that you cannot comparison shop. A price is the first thing a seller wants and the one thing this site will not give up. We looked in every obvious place and found figures only in the sales copy about what traditional agents charge, never about what MLS My Home charges. Every competitor in this comparison publishes a number, including the ones whose numbers we think are poor value.
The affiliate model compounds it. Even once you know the price, you do not know who will file your listing, which Florida boards they belong to, or how quickly they answer the phone when a deadline is moving. Those things decide whether a flat fee listing goes smoothly, and here you learn them after you have paid.
If you are considering them, ask two questions in writing before any money changes hands: what is the total, including anything due at closing, and who is the broker for my ZIP code. Both are reasonable. A service that will not answer either in advance is asking for more trust than a first-time seller should extend.
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