PHASED U.S. ROLLOUT · BROKER AND AGENT LISTINGS
Help people find homes. Keep paid placement clear.
MySafePlace search is free for the public. Verified listing coverage will begin in selected pilot markets and expand nationwide. Brokers and agents may request paid inclusion for listings they are authorized to advertise. Payment will never change area information, safety indicators, or ranking.
Before a listing can be accepted
- Confirm the submitter’s identity, brokerage, and license status in the listing state when required.
- Provide proof of authority and rights to publish each listing, photos, descriptions, and updates.
- Show the source, last-confirmed date, material costs, location, and a clear paid-placement label.
- Remove or mark records unavailable when permission expires, details cannot be confirmed, or a correction is unresolved.
- Keep housing search available without protected-class targeting, neighborhood steering, or paid changes to area indicators.
Founding Listing Partner incentive
Proposed, not active: a verified broker account that keeps five approved listings current for 30 days earns one 30-day placement credit. Credits apply only to listing placement, have no cash value, cannot be transferred, and do not buy a favorable area color, higher neighborhood rank, review, or referral. The credit applies only where MySafePlace has opened listing enrollment and confirmed the state rules. Mobile app placement will be offered after a mobile app is released.
Final terms must state eligibility, the value and expiry of each credit, fee and tax treatment, account limits, removal/refund rules, and how verification works. The program will not reward referrals to lenders, title companies, or other settlement providers.
Current status
Listing submission, license verification, recurring freshness checks, payment, promotional credits, and state-by-state legal review are not active. This page collects general interest only; it does not accept listing data or payment. Listings will not be published until permissions, state review, label behavior, and operational controls are in place.
How area colors are intended to work
Red, orange, yellow, and green are a proposed way to summarize dated evidence, not a promise that a place is safe, unsafe, or crime-free. Crime, housing, schools, community resources, traffic, and growth must be shown with their sources, time periods, coverage, and missing-data notes. School or demographic data will not be used to steer users. There is no live national dataset or validated scoring method connected today.
Pricing and terms will be shown before any paid listing is submitted or charged. Paid listing placement will be labeled beside the listing wherever it appears. The website offers no live nationwide inventory today; provider search links can be used while coverage is built.
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