Chrome Extension · Early Beta

Find stale real estate
listings faster

Days on Market Filter is a Chrome extension that helps real estate investors filter and highlight listings by Days on Market, straight from the search results page. No manual scanning. No spreadsheets.

Currently supports Zillow search result pages  ·  Not affiliated with Zillow

DOM
Filter by minimum
Days on Market
No DB
No listing database
created or stored
Overlay
Works on pages
you already open
Free
During the
beta period

Manually scanning listings wastes time

When you're reviewing dozens — or hundreds — of listings at once, every card looks the same. Price, beds, baths. To find stale properties, price-reduction candidates, or listings worth a deeper look, you're forced to open each one individually or squint at listing dates.

There's no built-in way to surface listings that have been sitting. Investors who spot these early have an edge. Getting to them shouldn't require manual work.

Built by an investor who got tired of opening every listing one by one.

Zillow search results with a green day-count badge on each listing card: 50, 56, 108 and 73 days.

↑ Days on Market, right on the card — no opening listings one by one

A lightweight overlay for your search workflow

Days on Market Filter adds a thin productivity layer over supported real estate search pages. Set a minimum — or switch to a range and give it both ends. Listings that match get highlighted or filtered out. Everything else stays exactly as the site built it.

  • → Min or range — filter everything over 60 days, or narrow to a 60–120 day window and ignore the rest
  • → Works entirely with data already visible on the page — nothing is requested from external sources
  • → No listing database is created. No addresses are stored or transmitted.
  • → Settings stay in your browser — filter preferences never leave your device
  • → Remote config lets the extension adapt when page layouts change, without requiring a manual update
The Days on Market Filter panel: a Min / Range switch, a minimum days input set to 40, Apply Filter and Reset buttons, and two checkboxes.

A Chrome extension — simple, quick to install, out of your way

Three clicks from here to filtering. No account, no setup wizard, no configuration.

  1. 1

    Click install

    Hit any Add to Chrome button on this page and you land on the extension’s Chrome Web Store page.

  2. 2

    Add to Chrome

    Press Add to Chrome and confirm. It downloads and installs itself in a couple of seconds.

  3. 3

    That’s it — it’s in your browser

    Open any Zillow search page and the filter panel is already there, ready to use.

Early access

Install the beta

This is an early release. It works today on Zillow search results, and the goal now is to test it across more markets and listing types before a wider launch. Early users get a direct line to what ships next — the panel has a built-in Report button, and every report is read.

Add to Chrome — Free

Free during the beta. Founder pricing may be offered to early users afterwards.

Add to Chrome