In much of Ontario, the buyer for your listing reads Punjabi, Mandarin or French first. Listing Launchpad translates the copy you wrote and the listing page buyers visit, so the listing reaches them in their own language.
Translate a listing freeListing Launchpad translates listing copy into eight languages: French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Punjabi, Spanish, Tagalog, Korean and Arabic. Any generated piece can be translated from its card, and the public listing page can offer buyers a language switcher that changes the description and the page itself.
Choose which languages the listing page offers and buyers get a switcher at the top. The description and the page's own headings and buttons change language, and the listing chat answers in the language the buyer chose. Arabic reads right to left.
Translations are saved with the page. When you change the English copy, the page shows that a translation is out of date so you can refresh it.
Every generated piece, the MLS description, a caption, an email, has a Translate menu. Pick a language and a translated copy appears beside the original, ready to copy into a post, a WeChat message or a flyer for a community event.
Each translation uses one AI copy generation from your monthly allowance.
Translate the copy you have already approved in English, so the facts in every language are the ones you checked. When the listing changes, the page flags translations that are out of date, and a refreshed translation takes a click.
Marketing a listing in several languages widens the audience; it does not change who the home is for. The same fair-housing care applies in every language: describe the property and the neighbourhood, never the buyer you imagine living there. Because each translation starts from copy that has already passed the compliance check, the wording rules travel with it.
Where the translated copy helps most is outside the MLS: the listing page link you send a buyer's family, a caption for a community group, a flyer at a cultural centre, or the message a buyer forwards to their parents who are helping with the down payment.
Yes, on a published listing page where you have turned the languages on. The description, headings, buttons and listing chat follow the language they pick.
That is up to your board and your market. The translated copy is there to paste wherever it is useful. Your board's rules on remarks still apply.
Each translation uses one AI copy generation from the plan's monthly allowance. There is no separate charge.
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