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Listing Photo Disclosure Pack

Give the altered photos of each listing a page of their own: every altered photo with the edit you declare and its unaltered original, at a short gotalt.com address with a QR code you can print on a sign or a flyer. GotAlt hosts the page, shows the images from the addresses you give, and checks about once a month that each original still loads.

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$29 for 10 listing pages, each live for 24 months from payment. One payment, nothing renews. You supply the images and the wording.

GotAlt reads what a file and a page declare. It cannot tell whether an image was made with AI.

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What ends, and what is deleted, when the 24 months end

  • What ends. 24 months after you pay, every listing page of the pack is removed: its address answers that the page was removed, and links and printed QR codes that lead to it stop showing the photos. You can no longer add or change pages.
  • What is deleted. At that moment GotAlt deletes what you entered for each page: the listing address or MLS number, the statement, the descriptions and captions, the declared edits and the image addresses, and the link check's results. A page you delete yourself is removed and deleted the same way at once.
  • What we send first. One email, 30 days before the pages end, that lists them and the date.
  • What stays. The order record GotAlt keeps with its billing records, and the removed page's random address, so that it answers "removed" rather than nothing. Your images stay wherever you host them: GotAlt never copies or stores them. The QR codes you downloaded stay on your computer.
  • What you remain responsible for. The images, the statements and every description on your pages, and keeping each unaltered original available at the address you give. The link check tells you when an original stops loading; it does not fix it.

Payment is taken by Stripe, and you see the exact price before you pay. When Stripe sends you back here, the editor for your listing pages opens on this page.

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What you get

The free listing photo disclosure builder writes captions, statements and a page you can host yourself. The Listing Photo Disclosure Pack hosts that page for you: $29 for one payment buys 10 listing pages, each live for 24 months from payment.

  • A page for each listing. The listing's address or MLS number, your statement, and for each altered photo the altered image with your caption and the edit you declared, followed by its unaltered original and a link that opens it. A page holds up to 30 photos.
  • A short address and a QR code. Each page lives at gotalt.com/d/ followed by a random code that nobody can guess or list. Download its QR code as a PNG or SVG file for signs, flyers and brochures. The address stays the same when you change the page.
  • Words from the free builder. The editor starts each caption from the edit you tick and checks each alt text the way the free builder does, and you can change every word.
  • A link check. About once a month GotAlt checks that each original still loads, and emails you when one stops loading or starts again. Nothing is emailed when nothing changed.
  • Changes while the pages are live. Change the texts, the photos and the addresses at any time during the 24 months, signed in with the email you paid with.

What counts as one listing page

Each page you create counts as one of the 10, for as long as the pack lasts. A page you delete keeps its place in the count, so the pack covers 10 listings and is not a set of 10 places to reuse.

What a listing page shows

  • That the listing agent supplied it. The page says that the agent supplied the images, the statement and every description on it, and that GotAlt hosts it and has not checked them.
  • Each altered photo, then its original. The altered image with your caption, the words "This image has been digitally altered" and the edit you declared; then the unaltered original, named after the altered photo it belongs to, with a link that opens it and the name of the site that hosts it.
  • Your images, from your addresses. The page shows each image from the address you give, so it loads from your host, never from GotAlt, and a visitor's browser sends that host no address of the page.
  • Alt text and plain structure. Every image carries the alt text you write, headings and captions are real text, and the page works on a phone as narrow as 320 pixels.
  • Nothing else. No script, no tracking, no advertising. It is kept out of search engines, so it is reached by its link or its QR code. Anyone who has the link can open it.
  • A way to report it. A "report this page" link writes to hello@gotalt.com, and GotAlt can take a page down at once.

The link check

About once a month GotAltBot, GotAlt's fetcher, asks each original's address whether it answers: a HEAD request, and, if that is refused, a request for the first byte of the file. It never downloads or keeps an image. An original that does not answer is checked again a day later, and only a second failure in a row counts as "stopped loading". A stopped original is checked about once a week, so its return is noticed sooner.

You get one email for every hour in which something changed: an original stopped loading, or one that had stopped loads again. It lists every change on every page of your pack. The editor shows the current state of each original. A rule addressed to GotAltBot in the image host's robots.txt is respected; an original it covers is shown as not checked. See how GotAltBot works.

California's AB 723

California's AB 723 (Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code section 10140.8), effective January 1, 2026, speaks to a real estate broker or salesperson, or a person acting on their behalf, who includes a digitally altered image in advertising for the sale of real property. It asks for a statement that the image has been altered and "a link to a publicly accessible internet website, URL, or QR code that includes, and clearly identifies, the original, unaltered image" (read on the official legislative site on October 22, 2026).

A listing page is one place to publish a listing's unaltered images at a link or QR code. Whether the pack, a page or your statement is enough for the section, or for any MLS rule, is not something GotAlt can tell you, and nothing here says that it satisfies AB 723 or any MLS rule. Read the official text and your MLS's rules, and ask a lawyer for anything that turns on your situation. The virtual staging disclosure guide sets out what we read, with dates.

What the pack does not do

  • It does not host your images. It shows them from the addresses you give. If an original is moved or deleted, the page shows a broken image until you change its address.
  • It does not decide what was edited. It writes the edit you declare. It cannot tell whether a photo was edited, how, or whether an image was made with AI.
  • It does not change your listing. It never signs in to an MLS or a portal. You put the statement, the link or the QR code into your advertising yourself.
  • It does not make anything compliant. It is not legal advice, and it does not say whether any law or MLS rule applies to you or is met.

Refunds and what we keep

Refunds

If the pack could not make or show your listing pages, email hello@gotalt.com from the address you paid with within 7 days of paying, and we refund the payment in full.

What we keep

Paying creates a GotAlt account with the email address you give at checkout, unless that address already has one, and the pack goes on that account. We keep the order (what you bought, when, what you paid and the two boxes you ticked) with our billing records, and what you enter for each listing page until the page is removed: when the 24 months end, when you delete it, or sooner, with your account, if you ask us to delete your data. Our privacy policy has the details, and our terms of service cover the pack in full.

So that the editor opens again in this browser, the page keeps your order number in your browser's local storage on this site. If that is cleared, open the link in your confirmation email, or sign in and choose Open my listing pages in this browser.

Questions

Are my photos uploaded to GotAlt?

No. You give the address of each altered image and of each unaltered original, and the listing page shows them from those addresses. GotAlt stores the addresses and your texts, never the images. Once a month GotAltBot asks each original's address whether it answers, without downloading the image.

What happens when the 24 months end?

Every page of the pack is removed: its address answers that the page was removed, and what you entered for it is deleted. We email you once, 30 days before. If a listing still needs its originals online after that, the free listing photo disclosure builder exports a page you can host on your own site.

Can I change a page after I print its QR code?

Yes. The address and the QR code stay the same when you change the texts, the photos or their addresses, until the page is removed.

What if an original stops loading?

The page keeps showing the photo with a link to its original, but the original does not open. Once it has failed twice in a row, a day apart, we email you. Put the file back at its address, or give its new address in the editor.

Who can see a listing page?

Anyone who has its link or scans its QR code. The address has a random code that cannot be guessed or listed, the page is kept out of search engines, and GotAlt shows no list of pages.

Does a listing page meet AB 723?

GotAlt cannot say. A page publishes the unaltered images at a link and a QR code, with the statement you write. Whether that, and the statement in your advertising, is enough for California Business and Professions Code section 10140.8 or an MLS rule is a question for a lawyer. Nothing here says that it is.

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This is not legal advice. You remain responsible for the disclosures you publish.