Find a fair price for your next home.
Property Track is a free browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge that shows the full Rightmove price history on every listing - every asking-price change, and how long it has been on the market.
Download on Chrome
5.0 on the Chrome Web Store · 2,000+ monthly active users · 8M+ listings tracked
How does Property Track work?
Property Track surfaces Rightmove price history directly on the listings you're already browsing - in three steps.
Install the free browser extension
Add Property Track to Chrome, Firefox or Edge in one click. Price history needs no signup and no card.
Browse Rightmove as usual
Search for a property on Rightmove. Property Track activates automatically on every listing page (you may need to refresh).
See the full price history
View every asking-price change for that property, side-by-side with the current listing.
DownloadWhy Property Track exists
Rightmove carries around 90% of UK property listings across England, Scotland and Wales, but it gives buyers almost no visibility into how an asking price has changed over time. A property that has been quietly reduced by £50,000 looks identical to one freshly listed at its true market value.
Property Track started in October 2023 as a side project after Oliver Benns ran into the same problem during his own house search. Since then it has tracked over 8 million listings.
Stay updated on new features
Occasional updates on new tools and the market. No spam.
Know what to offer with Plus
Price history shows what the seller has asked. Property Track Plus adds three tabs beside it, so you can weigh the asking price against the market around the home.
- Comparables
- Homes for sale or to rent nearby with the same number of bedrooms, and whether their prices have been cut.
- Recent sales
- What actually sold nearby in the last six months, and for how much, from HM Land Registry.
- Trends
- Sold prices and the number of sales in the outcode, every year back to 1995.
From £4.99 a month, billed annually. Price history stays free.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Property Track free?
- Yes. The extension and its price history are free in Chrome, Firefox and Edge, with no signup, no card and no limits. Property Track Plus is an optional subscription, from £4.99 a month billed annually, that adds three more tabs: Comparables, Recent sales and Trends. See pricing for the details.
- How do I see price history on Rightmove?
- Rightmove itself only shows a ‘Reduced’ label, not previous prices. Install the free Property Track extension for Chrome, Firefox or Edge and the full asking-price history appears directly on every Rightmove listing page. See our guide to Rightmove price history for the details.
- Does Property Track work on mobile?
- Not yet. Browser extensions only run in desktop browsers, so Property Track works in Chrome, Firefox and Edge on Windows, Mac and Linux. It cannot run inside the Rightmove mobile app, and Safari is not currently supported.
- Is my data private?
- Price history needs no account, and Property Track does not collect personal browsing data: only public property listing data is stored, and for Plus, the email address and name on your account. See the privacy policy for details.
- What are the London pages?
- This site has two experimental London-only search tools. The Map Search plots for-sale listings on an interactive map with filters Rightmove does not allow, such as service charge and square footage. The AI Search lets you describe what you want in plain English instead of selecting filters.
- Which property sites does Property Track support?
- Property Track currently supports Rightmove, which carries around 90% of UK property listings across England, Scotland and Wales.
- How accurate is the price history?
- It is sourced directly from live Rightmove listing pages, so the history reflects what was actually published on the listing.
- Who built Property Track?
- Property Track is built and maintained by Oliver Benns, an independent software engineer based in London.