See prices in your currency: an AZN, USD, EUR, RUB and TRY switcher in the site header

If you think in dollars, every manat price means a trip to the calculator. The site header now has a Price currency switcher next to the language picker: AZN, USD, EUR, RUB and TRY. Pick one and listing prices across the site are shown in it.
What gets converted
The choice applies instantly, without reloading the page:
- listing cards — on the home page, in sections and in search;
- the price on the listing page;
- price pins on the map;
- market price blocks and listing comparison.
Each listing is converted from its own currency: a listing priced in dollars shows in manats in AZN mode, and a manat listing shows in dollars in USD mode.
What stays the same
- The listing itself. The seller’s price and currency stay exactly as entered — conversion happens on screen only.
- Platform services. Plans, balance and advertising stay in manats, because payment is in manats.
- Sorting logic. Sorting by price uses the same rate, so the order of the list matches the converted amounts.
Where the rate comes from
It is the official rate of the Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan — the same one shown on the Currency page. The server refreshes it every 5 hours and the browser keeps it for up to 6 hours, so conversion works instantly on the next page. If the rate has not loaded yet, the price briefly stays in the listing’s own currency — a wrong figure is never shown.
Rate on 27 September 2026: 1 USD = 1.70 AZN, 1 EUR = 1.9329 AZN. For example, a 2020 Kia Sorento listed at 52,200 AZN shows as about 30,706 dollars in USD mode and about 27,006 euros in EUR mode.
How your choice is remembered
The currency you pick is saved in your browser, so prices will be in it next time too. On first load a page arrives in manats and your choice is applied a moment later — that keeps pages fast.
Who it is for
Anyone used to comparing flat and car prices in dollars, people living abroad who are looking at a home or a car in Azerbaijan, and those checking prices against the Turkish or Russian market. If manats suit you, do nothing — AZN is the default.
Where to find it
On a computer — the button next to the language flag in the header and the “More” panel; on a phone — in the site menu, under the language choice. To convert a specific amount there is also the currency converter. Our previous story: the currency converter and installing the site as an app.