Compare Properties Across Zoopla and Rightmove in One Dashboard

Published 2 March 2026

You have found a brilliant two-bed in Clapham on Rightmove. Your partner has been trawling Zoopla and is convinced a place in Peckham is "the one." Now you are both hunched over your phones, forwarding screenshots into a WhatsApp group called "Flat Hunt (DO NOT MUTE)," trying to remember which listing had the better kitchen and which one was forty-five minutes from the office by bus.

Sound familiar? You are not alone. Searching for a home as a couple or with a flatmate almost always means juggling multiple property portals, and none of them talk to each other.

Why Rightmove and Zoopla cannot solve this for you

Rightmove is the UK's largest property portal. Zoopla is the second largest. Between them, they cover the vast majority of available listings. But here is the catch: each portal is its own walled garden.

• Rightmove only shows Rightmove listings. You can favourite properties, draw on the map, set alerts, but everything lives inside Rightmove. There is no way to pull in a Zoopla listing for comparison.
• Zoopla only shows Zoopla listings. Same story in reverse. Its shortlist feature is handy, but it cannot show you the flat your partner saved on Rightmove ten minutes ago.
• Favourites do not sync between portals. Your Rightmove shortlist and your Zoopla shortlist exist in completely separate universes. There is no export, no import, no common format.
• No shared shortlists for couples. Even within a single portal, sharing your favourites with someone else is clunky. You end up copying links into a chat, and good luck remembering which one was the ground-floor flat with the damp patch.

The result is that people who are searching together end up managing a chaotic mess of browser tabs, screenshots, forwarded links, and half-remembered conversations. It works, just about, until you have saved twenty properties and cannot recall whether number fourteen was the Zoopla one or the Rightmove one.

How MoveTwo bridges the gap

MoveTwo is a Chrome extension that sits quietly in your browser while you search for properties the way you normally do. When you land on a listing you like, whether on Rightmove, Zoopla, or any of the over 30 other supported sites, you save it with a single click. That property lands in your shared MoveTwo dashboard alongside everything else you and your search partner have saved.

It does not matter which portal the listing came from. A Rightmove flat sits right next to a Zoopla flat, which sits next to an OpenRent flat. They are all in one place, with the same layout and the same information. No more switching between tabs. No more forwarding links. No more "wait, which one was that again?"

Once a property is saved, both you and your partner can:

• Rate it independently so you can see where you agree and where you do not.
• Add comments to flag things like "garden is north-facing" or "that bedroom is tiny" without clogging up your WhatsApp.
• Check commute times from each property to your respective workplaces, so you both know what you are signing up for.

The extension works on whichever site you happen to be browsing. You do not need to change your search habits. Just browse, save, and everything flows into the same dashboard.

Side-by-side comparison, without the tab-switching

Once you have a shortlist building up, the real value kicks in: MoveTwo's compare view.

Select two or more properties and see them side by side. Photos, price, location, your ratings, your partner's ratings, commute times, comments -- all laid out in columns so the differences jump out at you. It is the kind of view you would build yourself in a spreadsheet if you had the patience, except it is already done for you and it updates every time either of you adds a note or changes a rating.

This is particularly useful when you have narrowed down to a final three or four options and need to make an actual decision. Instead of scrolling back through old messages or reopening six browser tabs, you open the compare view and the information is right there. One Rightmove listing next to two from Zoopla, compared on equal terms.

No portal lets you do this. Rightmove's own comparison features only work with Rightmove listings. Zoopla's only work with Zoopla's. MoveTwo does not care where the listing came from.

More than just two portals

While Rightmove and Zoopla are the big two in the UK, they are not the only places people search. OpenRent is popular for direct-from-landlord rentals. OnTheMarket has exclusive listings that do not appear elsewhere. Some agents list on Dexters, Foxtons, or Winkworth before the property hits the major portals.

MoveTwo supports all of them. In total, it works on over 30 property sites across seven countries, including:

• UK: Rightmove, Zoopla, OpenRent, OnTheMarket, Dexters, Foxtons, Winkworth, Belvoir, Benhams
• USA: Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Apartments.com, Trulia
• France: SeLoger, LeBonCoin, PAP, Logic-Immo, BienIci
• Germany: ImmobilienScout24, Immonet, Immowelt, WG-Gesucht, Kleinanzeigen
• And more across the UAE and Saudi Arabia

If you are relocating internationally or just casting a wide net locally, everything ends up in the same dashboard.

Getting started takes about thirty seconds

There is no complex setup, no data to import, no accounts to link.

1. Install the MoveTwo Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.
2. Create a free account and invite your search partner.
3. Browse property sites as you normally would. When you find a listing you like, click the MoveTwo button that appears on the page to save it.
4. Open your MoveTwo dashboard to see everything you have both saved, rate properties, add comments, and compare your top picks side by side.

That is it. You keep using Rightmove and Zoopla exactly the way you already do. MoveTwo just makes sure everything you save ends up in one place, where you can actually make a decision together without losing your mind -- or your relationship.