Supported sites

Rental alerts for the sites you are already searching

Notifio watches a search results page and emails you the moment a listing appears on it that was not there 30 seconds ago. Below is a guide per site: what that site’s own alerts actually do, and how to point Notifio at the search you have already built.

This is not a list of supported integrations. Notifio drives a real browser, so it can watch nearly any site that shows rental listings as a web page. The sites below are the ones we have written a guide for because we have monitored them ourselves — if yours is missing, it very probably still works.

Netherlands

Every major Dutch portal either batches its free alert email to once a day or sells the instant version as an upgrade.

United Kingdom

UK portals offer an instant setting, but it is a dispatch cycle rather than a live feed, and the fastest tiers are paid.

Europe & international

Student platforms and relocation sites that advertise real-time alerts, which describes when they start sending rather than when you can read it.

Germany

German portals where the paid tier is sold on getting to a listing before everyone else.

Spain & southern Europe

Portals with an immediate alert option that is immediate in intent more than in practice.

Idealista

idealista.com

Its alerts are immediate in name. The mail still queues before it reaches you.

Idealista alerts →

Marketplaces

General-purpose marketplaces carrying rentals, where listing alerts are an afterthought when they exist at all.

Facebook Marketplace

facebook.com

Private landlords and sublets, with saved-search alerts that no longer arrive.

Facebook Marketplace alerts →

Your site is not on the list

Then try it. Notifio does not have per-site connectors that we build one at a time — it loads the URL you give it in a real browser engine, the same way your own browser would, and compares each check against the last. A local council housing page, a lettings agency with forty properties, a Facebook group, a university accommodation board: if it renders listings in a browser, it is a candidate.

The honest caveats are the ones you would expect. Sites that require a login need you to sign in once through Notifio’s built-in browser. Sites that put everything behind an infinite scroll or a map canvas with no list view are harder. And auto-reply, which fills in contact forms, is still in beta and is the part most likely to need a hand on an unusual site.

If you hit one that misbehaves, email support@notifio.app with the URL and we will look at it with you.

Watch all of them at once

There is no per-site pricing and no limit on monitors. One payment covers every search you want to watch, on Mac and Windows, forever.