WordPress plugin
Your SiteCurb listings on any WordPress site
Most agents also appear on a brokerage or team website they don't control. SiteCurb Listings keeps your inventory current there too — one shortcode, no copying, no API key.
Updated September 2026
What it does
You manage listings once, on your SiteCurb site. The plugin shows them anywhere on a WordPress site: the first photo, the price, the headline, city and state, beds, baths and square feet, each card linking to the full listing page. Sold and pending listings carry a tag. It inherits the theme’s fonts and colours, so it looks native rather than embedded.
Install
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New and search for SiteCurb Listings, or upload the plugin zip.
- Open Settings → SiteCurb Listings and enter your site address, for example
yourname.sitecurb.com. - Put
[sitecurb_listings]on any page or post.
Shortcode options
| Option | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
site | Which SiteCurb site to show: jane, jane.sitecurb.com, or a connected domain | the settings page value |
limit | How many listings, 1–50 | 6 |
columns | 1 to 4 columns | 3 |
status | active, pending, sold or all | active |
featured | yes shows featured listings only | no |
Example for a homepage highlight strip: [sitecurb_listings limit="3" featured="yes"]
For brokerage sites
A brokerage site can show every agent’s inventory without anyone re-typing a listing. Give each agent page its own shortcode with that agent’s site, and the page updates whenever the agent updates their SiteCurb site.
The feed behind it
Every published SiteCurb site publishes its listings as JSON at https://yourname.sitecurb.com/feed. The plugin reads that; so can anything else you build. It contains only what is already public on the site.
Build one free — six templates, your listings, your own address — and pay $39 a month only when you publish.
Questions people ask
Do I need an API key?
No. Every published SiteCurb site has a public listings feed, and the plugin reads it. You only enter your site address.
How current are the listings on the WordPress site?
The plugin keeps a copy for 15 minutes by default, then fetches again. Saving its settings page clears the cache immediately.
Can a brokerage site show several agents?
Yes. Use the site attribute on each shortcode: [sitecurb_listings site="jane"] on one page, [sitecurb_listings site="mark"] on another.
Is this an IDX or MLS feed?
No. It shows the listings you added to your SiteCurb site — your own inventory, not the whole market.
Does it slow the site down?
No. There is no JavaScript and no external script. One small stylesheet loads only on pages that show listings, and the feed is fetched by your server, not by visitors' browsers.