Don't let Rightmove limit how you market your home.
Rightmove is where buyers start looking — that's not changing, and Rigove doesn't touch it. What Rigove adds is a second page, right alongside your listing, where your floorplan, virtual tour, and agent's own site can be found too.
Give buyers more ways to find the full picture
Everything that didn't make it onto Rightmove
A floorplan, an EPC certificate, a virtual tour, extra photos — Rightmove's page is a summary. If your agent has more, it can live here too.
A direct line to your agent
Rightmove's rules won't let your agent's website address appear anywhere in the listing itself. Rigove is a place, outside that rule, where it can — one more route a buyer has back to the person actually selling your home.
You can add it yourself, right now
You don't need to wait for your agent. Paste your Rightmove link, then add any other link where your home is listed — no account required for one submission.
We noticed this selling our own flat
Watching a sale go through Rightmove is its own education. Every enquiry runs through a company that charges the agent for the privilege — trade-press analysis puts the average bill at around 7.2% of monthly commission, rising to 13.5% in Glasgow — and that cost is baked into what an agent can spend actually marketing a home. It's part of why over 250 UK agencies are now backing a £1.5bn claim against Rightmove at the Competition Appeal Tribunal. None of that is a reason to pull back from Rightmove — sellers want the widest possible reach, and Rightmove is still where that reach starts. It's a reason to make sure the rest of your home's story has somewhere to go too.
Two ways to get started
Look up your Rightmove listing on Rigove and add any other link where your home is already advertised — your agent's own page for it, a floorplan, a virtual tour. Takes a minute, no account needed.
A free Rigove account lets your agent add and manage links across every listing they handle, not just yours — worth sharing if they haven't seen it yet.
Questions?
How links are verified, what Rigove does and doesn't do, and how it relates to Rightmove.
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