Beagel API, RESO and MCP.

Platforms send listing data to Beagel through the Beagel property API. Supported AI applications reach that inventory through MCP.

How Beagel works Your listingsDistribution and returning buyers
Your portal or MLS sends listings to Beagel through the Beagel API. Beagel makes them available to AI search, AI assistants and AI applications. A buyer who finds a property is sent back to your platform.APIYour platformListingsBeagelDISTRIBUTIONAI searchAI assistantsAI applicationsBUYER TRAFFIC RETURNS TO YOUR PLATFORM Your platform sends listings to Beagel through the Beagel API. Beagel distributes them to AI search and assistants. Buyers return to your platform.Your platformAPIBeagelDISTRIBUTIONAI search & assistantsBUYERS RETURN TO YOU

One integration for supported AI channels.

You integrate with Beagel once. Beagel handles distribution to supported AI channels, so your team does not build a separate integration for each one.

Send your listings to Beagel.

Your listings come in through the Beagel API. Supported AI applications reach them through MCP.

Listings reach Beagel through the Beagel API, with RESO connectivity in development. Supported AI applications reach Beagel inventory through MCP.Beagel APISend listings from your systemsRESOMember · connectivity in developmentBeagelMCPSupported AI applicationsquery Beagel inventory
  1. Beagel APISend listings from your systems
  2. RESOMember · connectivity in development
  3. Beagel
  4. MCPSupported AI applications query Beagel inventory

We set up an account for your platform, you add your agencies and branches, and your developers map your listings to the API and send them.

Read the API documentation →

Reach supported AI applications.

AI applications query Beagel inventory through MCP. Buyers who find a property are sent back to the source platform.

Already on RESO?

Beagel is a RESO member. We are building RESO Web API connectivity so North American MLSs can send authorised inventory to Beagel from their existing RESO infrastructure, which remains the source.