ClearList is an AI resale manager. Moving, downsizing, or just clearing out the garage: drop your photos and you’re done. AI writes every listing, researches the price, finds the dimensions. Share one link wherever buyers already are. They reserve, schedule their pickup, and show up. No more “is this still available?”

Free forever: 3 items, perfect for a weekend declutter.
Move sale: $20 – 50 items, 30 days. No subscriptions.
Try ClearList for free and experience waking up to scheduled pickups instead of a barrage of 'IS THIS STILL AVAILABLE?'
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See what your sale page looks like → clearlist.me/yourname
NO APP REQUIRED
Use ClearList from Claude or ChatGPT and the assistant does the work. Send it your photos in the chat, then just tell it what you want:
Then tell it how to handle the rest. “Answer anyone asking if something is still available. If they ask where I live, bring it to me.” Ordinary questions get answered without you; only the ones that need a decision reach you.
You can even give it a standing job: “every morning, tell me what sold, who messaged, and how many people looked.” One message a day instead of a dashboard you forget to open.
One thing it won’t hand over on its own: your home address. It has to name the buyer who would get it and wait for your yes, and only someone who reserved an item and verified their email can be that buyer. You’re emailed every time one goes out. The one way it can still slip out is if you type it into the chat yourself, so don’t.
The “is this still available?” problem is real. Anyone who’s sold on Marketplace has lived it. ClearList’s buyer queue replacing endless messaging is what made me switch. Most people just accept the chaos. This showed me there’s a better way.
Listed my entire apartment in 10 minutes. Woke up to 3 reservations and a pickup already on my calendar. I didn’t answer a single message.
I flip furniture every weekend. Used to spend half my Saturday writing listings. Now I photograph everything in the morning and my sale page is live by the time I finish my coffee.
Posted my garage sale on Nextdoor with the ClearList link. People reserved items before they even showed up. More buyers came with cash in hand than I’ve ever had from foot traffic alone.
Mom’s house had 40 years of stuff. I had no idea what any of it was worth. AI priced everything and I had a sale page up the same afternoon.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Real screen recording. Manual listing vs ClearList.
“ClearList does all the work while you watch TV”
Every listing included a researched price, detailed description, dimensions, condition rating, and was published on a shareable sale page.
The Facebook listings had a title, a guess at the price, and a one-line description.
Other platforms say "enter a price." ClearList says "here's what it's worth."
They found it, added it to their basket, and scheduled pickup. You didn't type a word.
You didn't reply to a single message.
$20 to never answer "is this still available?" again.
Take a photo, get a complete listing in 30 seconds. Share your sale page link and buyers browse, reserve, and queue up automatically.
Yes. 3 items free, always. Move Sale is $20 for 50 items over 30 days. Garage Sale is $39 for 200 items over 60 days. No subscriptions, ever.
Anyone selling stuff locally. Moving sales, garage sales, spring cleaning, estate sales, storage cleanouts, or just getting rid of things you don't need anymore. Whether it's 3 items or 300.
Marketplace makes you write every listing, manage scattered messages, and deal with tire kickers who tap “Is this still available?” and never follow up. ClearList writes the listings, manages buyers in a queue, and works alongside Marketplace with a copy-paste button for each item.
With Claude, yes, on any plan including free: add ClearList as a connector and it can create listings from your photos, publish your sale page, and reply to buyers. With ChatGPT, use agent mode instead, which works with ClearList directly and needs no connector; our ChatGPT app directory listing is in review, with no published timeline. Other AI assistants work too, as long as they can connect to outside services. Sharing your home address always takes your yes: the assistant has to name the buyer who would receive it and wait for you to approve, only someone who reserved an item and verified their email can be that buyer, and you get an email every time one goes out. Do not type your address into the chat yourself, though, because nothing can mask that.