Paste a Rightmove link. Here's what happens next.

Here’s the whole product, in the time it takes to watch a Reel.

One home. Where else? Most listings you find only exist to you as one page, on one portal. That’s not because the property only exists in one place — it’s because nothing shows you the rest.

Paste the link. Tap Explore. Take the Rightmove URL you already have open — the one for the place you’re actually interested in — and paste it into the box on rigove.co.uk. That’s the entire input. No account, no form to fill in twice.

Same home. More sources. Rigove looks up that property and, where they exist, shows you:

• the agent’s own website, which is never linked from the Rightmove listing itself — their technical guidelines don’t allow it
• alternative listings for the same property on other portals
• public property records, when they’re available for that address

That’s a qualification worth being explicit about, because it matters: these are categories of places to look, not a guarantee. Not every property has an agent-site link submitted, and not every address has a public record indexed. What Rigove shows you is what’s actually there — real links, not invented ones.

Compare details. Go direct. Know more. Once you can see the agent’s own page next to the portal listing, you can check whether the price moved, whether the description says something different, and whether it’s worth going straight to the source instead of routing everything through the portal.

Start with a Rightmove link. That’s it — that’s the whole trick. Try it with a listing you’re actually looking at, at rigove.co.uk.