Your listings, on your website.

One line of code puts your team’s active listings on your own site, with search and filters. It stays up to date on its own, and every inquiry comes to you. Free, like everything else here.

Create a free account

Make it yours

Pick a theme, choose what it shows, and copy the code.

Theme

Adjust the colors

Main text Labels, city lines and the listing count Lines and borders Widget background Search box and menu background Listing cards The price Keyboard focus ring How round the corners are

Sale or lease Property type

Preview, with sample listings

<script src="https://spacexploration.com/embed.js" data-spacexploration-team="your-code" async></script>

Create a free account to get your code

Add it to your site

1 On your dashboard, press Get the code beside “Show your listings on your website”. It is also in Settings, then Teams, under your team.
2 Press Copy code.
3 Paste the code into your website where the listings should appear. On Squarespace, Wix or WordPress, use a Code or Custom HTML block.

The code looks like this, with your team’s name:

<script src="https://spacexploration.com/embed.js" data-spacexploration-team="your-code" async></script>

How it works

It shows every active listing of everyone on your team, newest first.
Visitors can search by address or city, and filter by property type and by sale or lease.
Each listing opens its full page on SPACEXPLORATION in a new tab. Inquiries sent from there go to your email and your leads inbox.
New, changed and withdrawn listings show up on your site within about five minutes. You never touch the code again.
It sits apart from the rest of your page: your site’s styles can’t break it, and it can’t change your site.

Show only some listings

Want a page for your leases and another for your sales? Add one of these to the code on each page. Visitors can still search and use the remaining filters.

<script src="https://spacexploration.com/embed.js" data-spacexploration-team="your-code" data-listing-type="lease" async></script>

Add	Values
data-listing-type	sale, lease
data-property-type	industrial, retail, office, land, multifamily

Change how it looks

The widget uses your website’s font on its own. For anything more, hand this section to whoever builds your site: it is plain CSS, added anywhere on the page.

Colors and shape

Set any of these on the widget:

spacexploration-listings {
    --sx-text: #12324a;
    --sx-border: #d6dde3;
}

Variable	Default	What it changes
--sx-text	#1c1b17	Main text
--sx-muted	#6b6a63	Labels, city lines and the listing count
--sx-border	#e4e3dc	Lines and borders
--sx-bg	transparent	Widget background
--sx-field-bg	#fff	Search box and menu background
--sx-card-bg	transparent	Listing cards
--sx-price	same as text	The price
--sx-accent	#1c1b17	Keyboard focus ring
--sx-radius	12px	How round the corners are
--sx-padding	0	Space around the widget

Parts

To restyle a piece of the widget, name its part with ::part(). Only these pieces can be styled; the rest stays as it is.

spacexploration-listings::part(price) {
    color: #c0392b;
}

spacexploration-listings::part(card) {
    background: #fff;
    border-radius: 4px;
}

Part	What it is
root	The whole widget
filters	The row holding search and the menus
search	The search box
select	The property type and sale/lease menus
count	The "4 listings" line
list	The list of listings
card	One listing (it is a link)
photo	The listing photo, or its placeholder
meta	Type, sale or lease, and cap rate
address	The street address
place	City and state
price	The price
suites	Suite sizes on a lease
empty	The message when nothing shows
credit	The line linking to your team page