One compliance dashboard. Every listing. Every agent.
When a buyer disputes a photo, when a board audits a listing, when an agent leaves your brokerage — you need to prove that every staged photo your team has ever published was MLS-compliant. SEAREI gives every listing a tamper-evident compliance certificate, every photo a disclosure label, and every brokerage a single audit trail.
SEE IT’S REAL — A LIVE SEAREI-CERTIFIED LISTING
What you receive — and how anyone can check it.
What you receive: the staged image, the original unaltered image, the disclosure + QR baked onto the photo, and a public verification page that proves it — all in one MLS-ready package.
Above is a real SEAREI delivery — Job #359. Open the public verification page below to see the original-vs-staged comparison, the disclosure, and the compliance certificate that ships with every listing — no account required.
What you receive: the staged image, the original unaltered image, the disclosure + QR baked onto the photo, and a public verification page that proves it — all in one MLS-ready package.
AB 723 took effect January 1, 2026. Every digitally altered listing photo must be disclosed. SEAREI brokerage subscriptions get 1 month free for brokerages with 20+ agents. Read the AB 723 brief →
$29/agent/month — $348/year, billed annually. 12-month minimum.
- Choose your seat count at signup. Add more agents during the term (prorated).
- Each seat gets unlimited compliance certificates per month.
- Billing: one annual invoice. No per-listing or per-photo charges.
- Cancellation: anytime after the 12-month term. One click. Access through term-end date.
Example: a 30-agent brokerage = $29 × 30 × 12 = $10,440 per year. Compared to typical agent-side cost of $25–$50 per listing for compliance work — break-even at ~5 listings per agent per year. Most agents do 12–25 listings per year.
1. AB 723 and NAR 2026 leave no room for “we’ll figure it out later”
California AB 723 makes disclosure of digitally altered listing photos legally required as of January 1, 2026. NAR’s 2026 Code of Ethics requires AI/altered-image applications to meet MLS standards across the board. If one of your agents uploads a virtually staged photo without proper disclosure, the liability lands on the brokerage. SEAREI generates the disclosure label, the verification URL, and the certificate automatically — for every listing your agents publish through us.
2. One audit, not fifty
When a board audits a listing, they want to see: the original photo, the staged photo, the disclosure label, the date of staging, and the rule the disclosure complies with. SEAREI bundles all of that into a single certificate per listing — and the brokerage admin sees every certificate across every agent on one dashboard. Quarterly compliance report? Two clicks. Hand it to your auditor.
3. Per-agent compliance without per-agent setup
Your agents don’t need to learn a new tool, learn the disclosure rules, or remember to add the watermark. They upload photos, choose a style, and SEAREI handles the legal layer. The brokerage admin assigns seats, tracks usage, and runs reports.
- Listings dashboard. Every listing your agents have created with status badges (Compliant / In progress / Needs review).
- Compliance reports. Generate a compliance report for any date range — every listing, every certificate ID, every public verification URL, every disclosure label. Hand to auditor / counsel / MLS board on request.
- Per-agent activity. Which agents are using SEAREI most. Which agents need training. Which agents have churned listings.
- Per-board summary. How many of your listings are in each MLS board, with disclosure rules per board baked into the certificates.
When a buyer asks “is this photo real,” they scan the QR code on your listing. The public verification page shows the staged photo (clearly marked as virtually staged), the original unaltered photo, the disclosure text required by your MLS, the certificate ID (immutable and cryptographically signed), and the brokerage that issued the certificate. View a sample verification page →
We have 50 agents. Do we have to subscribe all of them at once?
No. Start with however many seats you want. Add more agents during the term — they’re billed prorated for the remaining months. Remove seats at the next renewal.
Our agents already use BoxBrownie / Stuccco / their own photographer. Can SEAREI work with that?
Yes. Use MLS Ready for staged photos produced elsewhere — your agent uploads the staged + original photo pair, and SEAREI generates the compliance package. Brokerage subscription includes unlimited MLS Ready packages.
How does cancellation work?
You’re on a 12-month term. You can cancel any time before the term ends — you keep access through the term-end date. No partial refunds. After the first 12 months, you can cancel with one click.
What happens to our compliance certificates if we cancel?
They stay live. The verification URLs remain accessible to buyers and auditors indefinitely. SEAREI retains every verify URL and compliance certificate forever, regardless of board-level original-photo retention rules that apply to the agent. We do not retract certificates after cancellation.
Can we white-label the buyer-facing verify page?
Not in v1. Roadmapped — let us know your interest level when you reach out.
How do you stay current with MLS rule changes?
We compile rules from each board’s published guidance and update them as boards publish new rules. The certificate snapshots the rule at the time it was issued, so changes don’t retroactively invalidate old certificates.
Need a printable version? Download the AB 723 compliance checklist (PDF, 2 pages).
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Open a real, verifiable delivery — the staged photo with the disclosure and QR baked on, the compliance certificate, and the public verification page anyone can open — on your own time, no scheduling required.
SEAREI compiles MLS disclosure rules from each board’s published guidance. The certificate produced for every listing reflects that board’s current requirements. Always verify the current rules with your local MLS before submitting a listing.