GeoGuessr, but for House Prices
GeoGuessr drops you somewhere and asks "where am I?" CribGuessr shows you a home and asks "what is it worth?" It is the same guess-and-score loop — a careful read, a committed guess, an instant reveal — aimed at real estate instead of maps.
CribGuessr is an independent game, not made by or affiliated with GeoGuessr.
Reading a house instead of a road sign
In a location-guessing game you hunt for clues: the plants, the license plates, the side of the road. In CribGuessr the clues are in the listing photos. Granite or laminate? A pool or a patch of lawn? A three-car garage or street parking? Every detail nudges the price.
You also get the beds, baths, square footage and (outside hard mode) the city and state, so you can combine what you see with what you know about each market.
Scoring that rewards getting close
Each round is worth up to 1,000 points. Scoring is based on how far off you are as a percentage of the real asking price, so being $50,000 off on a $2 million home costs you far less than being $50,000 off on a $200,000 one. Near misses still pay; wild guesses do not.
Daily, solo, survival and multiplayer
Start with the free daily challenge — five real listings, the same for everyone. From there, play solo rounds with your own timer, race the clock in survival mode, or open a multiplayer room and guess against up to nine friends in real time.
Try today’s challenge
Five real listings, the same for everyone today. It takes a few minutes and the daily challenge is free.
Guess prices by state
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CribGuessr is an independent game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Zillow, GeoGuessr, Wordle, or The New York Times. Zillow, GeoGuessr and Wordle are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe what CribGuessr is similar to.