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Yes. Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Trulia, Homes.com, and the rest accept virtually staged photos as long as the listing follows the host MLS’s disclosure rules — typically a "Virtually Staged" label in the caption. Vestaro output is policy-neutral; the disclosure is the listing agent’s responsibility.

No major platform downranks for virtual staging. Their feeds reward engagement — saves, shares, click-through — and listing completeness, both of which improve with staged photos. The real risk is buyer trust if you don’t disclose; the upside is meaningfully higher detail-page click-through.

Vestaro preserves your input resolution, so common photographer deliveries (3000–6000px wide) pass through unchanged and stay above every platform’s recommended dimensions. Each platform page on this site lists the specs that actually matter and how Vestaro’s output maps to them.

Yes. Most listings syndicate from your MLS to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Trulia, and others automatically. Stage the set once, upload to your MLS with the disclosure caption, and the same staged photos flow to every downstream platform.

These pages cover the largest US listing surfaces, but the product works the same everywhere a JPG can go — boutique portals, international sites, and your own listing pages included. Start with 4 free renders and stage your next listing in 15 seconds.

Yes. Vestaro offers a studio API that runs alongside your upload flow, per-platform export presets and watermark control, embeddable widgets, and a per-platform audit log and SLA. See the For portals & MLS page.