Pro · one AI read

Rank your shortlist before you book a single viewing

Paste two to ten Rightmove, Zoopla or OnTheMarket links — or run it straight from a Rightmove saved list with the HomeThink browser extension. One AI read comes back with two orders over the same set: the listings on their own merits, and the same listings re-read against what you told us you're looking for. It's a fast triage read — which two or three of these are actually worth viewing — not a full report on each house.

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Two ways to run it

Paste links, no extension needed

Copy two to ten listing URLs — any mix of Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket — into the paste box on the ranker. HomeThink fetches each listing, reads it, and returns one ranking over the whole set.

  1. 1. Sign up and subscribe to Pro.
  2. 2. Paste your listing links — each is checked as it lands.
  3. 3. Get one AI read, ranked twice.

A Rightmove saved list

Rank the properties you've already saved on Rightmove, without adding them to HomeThink first. Needs the Chrome extension, connected to your account.

  1. 1. Install the extension and connect it.
  2. 2. Open your saved properties on Rightmove.
  3. 3. Use the Compare with AI bar at the top of the list.
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What makes it two orders, not one

Every ranking starts with the set read on its own merits — value for the money against size, bedrooms and area, then condition and risk — with your preferences withheld on purpose. Once you've told HomeThink what you're looking for, the same read also returns a second order: the same listings, re-read against your saved preferences. The gap between the two is the point — it's what your own requirements are buying you, and costing you.

What comes back

The shape of the answer: where the read puts each of your listings on merit, and where your own requirements move it.

On its own merits

  1. 1Listing A
  2. 2Listing B
  3. 3Listing C
  4. 4Listing D

Against your preferences

  1. 1Listing C2places higher than on merit
  2. 2Listing A1places lower than on merit
  3. 3Listing D1places higher than on merit
  4. 4Listing B2places lower than on merit
A diagram, not a ranking — A to D stand in for whatever you paste. The arrows count the places a listing moved once your preferences were applied.

Rank your own shortlist

Sign up, subscribe to Pro, then paste your links or use the browser extension on a Rightmove saved list.

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