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# Extensions

The **uListing** plugin has five additional premium add-ons that are available on our website.

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* [uListing Subscription](/ulisting/ulisting-pro-addons/ulisting-subscription.md) – Allows you to create your own daily, weekly, or monthly pricing plans for your clients.
* [uListing User Roles](/ulisting/ulisting-pro-addons/ulisting-user-roles.md) – Gives you the ability to assign multiple roles to each user e.g., realtor, agent, etc.
* [uListing Compare](/ulisting/ulisting-pro-addons/ulisting-compare.md) – Lets site users compare different listings of a similar type e.g., apartments. They can select the feature to compare and may choose price, area, or something different.
* [uListing Social Login](/ulisting/ulisting-pro-addons/ulisting-social-login.md) – Enables potential customers to login and auto-register with some of the more popular social media sites, including Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Vkontakte.
* [uListing Wishlist](/ulisting/ulisting-pro-addons/ulisting-wishlist.md) – Guests easily view their favorite listings and saved searches in one place.


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