Property Log alternatives: price history is just the start

Property Log is a well-known Chrome extension that shows the asking-price history of Rightmove listings — genuinely useful for spotting motivated sellers. If that's all you need, it does the job. But most buyers hit its edges quickly, and that's where alternatives come in.

Where Property Log stops

It's Rightmove-only (no Zoopla or OnTheMarket). It shows price history but doesn't save homes — there's no shortlist, no notes, no statuses. There's nothing about the area: no crime data, schools or sold prices. And there's no sharing — house hunting with a partner still means forwarding links. Heavy users are asked to subscribe (£2.99/month).

Land a House: the fuller toolkit

Price tracking, included — every saved home is re-checked daily; price cuts are recorded into a visible history on the card, and status changes (Sold STC, removed, back on market) update automatically.

All three portals — Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket, one list.

Area intelligence — police.uk crime score, nearby schools and stations, official Land Registry sold prices, council tax band and floor plan on every card.

Built for households — invite your partner or family with a code; everyone rates, comments and plans viewings on one live dashboard. Free, with no heavy-user paywall.

Honest verdict

Keep Property Log if you only ever want a price graph while browsing. Choose Land a House if you're actually shortlisting — saving homes, comparing areas, deciding with someone else. (You can run both side by side; plenty of buyers do.)

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