Reads local formats
Thousands and decimal separators differ by country. PriceTag checks the whole number before converting, across 161 currencies.
Select a price on any shopping site and the converted amount pops up right below it in a speech bubble. 161 currencies, no new tabs, no calculator.
Select just the price, with its currency sign, like ¥16,500.
The converted amount appears right below the price you selected.
No new tabs, no searching. Decide right on the page you’re on.
It only converts one price at a time, so we made sure it reads every way the world writes money.
Thousands and decimal separators differ by country. PriceTag checks the whole number before converting, across 161 currencies.
Shared signs like $ and ¥ are read using the page’s language region, so a $ on a Canadian store is converted as CAD.
On install, PriceTag picks your currency from your browser’s language and region. Change it any time in Settings.
It reads only the price text you select, and asks for a rate with just the two currency codes. No account, no browsing history.
Prices you check stack up like a conversation, and products you like are saved with their price in your currency. Coming soon.
We’re building Pro for people who compare often and keep a list of what they want.
Rates are reference rates published by Frankfurter from official sources, usually updated once a day. Converted amounts are estimates and may differ from your card issuer’s rate or fees.
Any price with a currency sign like $, €, ¥ or ₩, or a three-letter code like USD. Numbers without a currency, selections that include other text such as a product name, and prices written with non-Western digits are not recognized yet.
PriceTag uses reference rates from official sources, usually updated once a day. They are great for judging a price while you shop, but your card statement depends on your card issuer’s rate and fees.
Open Settings from the extension and search by currency code or English name. You can also pick up to five favorite source currencies for the popup calculator.
PriceTag reads only the price text you select. To get a rate it sends only the two currency codes, not the amount. There is no sign-up, and it does not collect the pages you visit. Chrome’s install notice says it can run on all websites so that you can select a price on any store.
Yes. Price conversion and the popup calculator stay free. Extras like price history and a wishlist are coming as Pro.
Email choo82742@gmail.com. For a problem, include the page address and the price you selected so we can check it quickly.