DirectChange adds the live equivalent of every foreign price right next to it, on any website. No more mental math, no more tab-switching to a converter.
Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and other Chromium browsers.
Yen, rupees, pesos or rand: DirectChange reads 150+ currencies and shows them in yours.
It does one thing: tell you what a price means to you, without leaving the page.
Near real-time rates for 150+ currencies, refreshed every 10 minutes. Hover any badge to see the exact rate and when it was fetched.
A “$” on a Canadian site is Canadian dollars. A “¥” on a Chinese site is yuan. DirectChange reads the domain, the page language, the shop's own data and the prices it shows.
¥24,000, 1.234,56 €, MX$2,490, USD 45, 14 000 bahts, Rs 900… It even handles prices split across the page's HTML.
A soft pill that adapts to light and dark pages. It's isolated from the site's styles, so it never breaks a layout.
Follows your browser by default, or pick a language in the settings. Right-to-left languages included.
No account, no analytics. The page is read on your device and never sent anywhere.
Add DirectChange to your browser. It takes ten seconds.
Euro, dollar, yen, rupee… any of 150+ currencies. It defaults to your region's currency.
Foreign prices get a small badge with their value in your currency, wherever you are on the web.
Setting a price filter on a foreign shop? Open DirectChange: it already knows the site's currency and has your budget converted into it.
DirectChange collects nothing. The only requests it makes fetch exchange rates, and they say nothing about you or the pages you visit. The code is open source, so you can check. Read the privacy policy.