PriceLens — Live Price Converter

Hover any price on any website to instantly see it in up to 5 currencies you choose.

Hover any price on any website and see what it actually costs you. PriceLens reads the prices already on the page and converts them into up to five currencies you choose. No copying, no switching tabs, no calculator. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Reads prices the way real sites write them — €49,99 · 49,99 € · 1 299 kr · RM 89.90 · 250 USD · USD 89.50 · 49 dollars · ₫250000 • Handles real-world number formats — 1,234.56 (US), 1.234,56 (EU), 1 234,56 (FR) • Knows what "$" means on the page you are on. It reads the site's own declared currency, its Open Graph tags and its domain before falling back to your preference, so a Canadian shop is not silently read as US dollars. • Finds prices that are split across elements — the big "11" and the small "04" that large storefronts render as separate pieces are still one price. • Sees the whole page, including iframes and shadow DOM. TWO WAYS TO SEE IT • On hover — a small card with every currency you picked, the mid-market rate, and an optional 30-day chart of the pair. • Inline — the converted price is written next to the original, so a whole page of prices is readable at a glance. Alt+Shift+I switches between the two. BUILT FOR ACTUAL SHOPPING • Card fee — enter the FX markup your bank charges and every conversion includes it, because the mid-market number is not what leaves your account. • Click any row to copy the converted amount. • Around 150 currencies, plus optional crypto (BTC, ETH and friends) behind a permission you grant yourself. • Per-site switch: turn it off on sites where you do not want it. • Rates refresh twice a day, are cached locally, and keep working offline. • Keyboard: Alt+Shift+P turns it on and off, Alt+Shift+I switches the mode. PRIVACY No account. No tracking. No analytics. No ads. The pages you visit are read in your browser to find prices and nothing else — no page content, no addresses and no prices ever leave your device. The only network requests are to public exchange-rate services, and they carry a currency code, nothing more. RATES Rates come from ExchangeRate-API and Frankfurter, which publishes central bank data including the European Central Bank. They are indicative mid-market rates for shopping, refreshed twice a day — not trading quotes.