ClearList is an AI resale manager for turning photos of items into priced listings on one shareable sale page. It helps people manage moving sales, garage sales, estate sales, and other situations involving multiple items, including buyer reservations and pickup scheduling.
ClearList is an AI resale manager for selling multiple items through one online sale page. Users upload photos, and ClearList generates listing titles, descriptions, suggested prices, dimensions, weight, and condition information. Listings can be reviewed and adjusted before they are published.
Buyers browse the shared page, reserve items through a queue, and choose from pickup times the seller makes available. This gives sellers a central workflow for handling interest and scheduling instead of coordinating every item through separate messages. The page can be shared through channels such as Facebook groups, Craigslist, Nextdoor, group messages, or a QR flyer.
ClearList also supports documented connections to Claude, ChatGPT plans with developer mode, Gemini Spark, and other MCP-compatible clients. Sellers can send photos and manage listing or reservation tasks from an assistant chat. The product is designed for moving, downsizing, garage, estate, spring-cleaning, and storage-unit sales.
Upload item photos and receive listing titles, descriptions, suggested prices, dimensions, weight, and condition information. The site says processing takes about 30 seconds per item, with listings available for review and adjustment.
The pricing workflow considers comparable recent sales along with brand, condition, and demand. ClearList presents pricing as a suggestion that sellers can change, with guidance such as quick-sale, middle-range, and top-dollar positioning.
Publish multiple listings to one page and share a single link across local groups, classified platforms, messages, or a printed QR flyer. ClearList also provides copyable listing text for use on other platforms.
Buyers reserve items through the sale page rather than relying on seller inbox messages. When multiple buyers want an item, the queue records the order, and sellers can see reservations.
Sellers provide their actual availability, and buyers select a pickup slot. ClearList can keep the seller’s address private until the seller approves sharing it with an eligible reserved buyer.
The documented MCP connection lets users work with ClearList from supported assistants, including Claude, ChatGPT configurations with developer mode, Gemini Spark, and other MCP-compatible clients.
Photograph furniture and household goods before a move, publish them together, and let buyers reserve items and choose available pickup times.
Create an online inventory before the sale so local buyers can browse items and prices in advance instead of relying only on handwritten tags or foot traffic.
Use batch photo uploads and a centralized sale page for a large household inventory. The site also describes remote help, allowing another person to photograph items or manage the page.
Process many stored items into listings in one session and use the sale page to organize reservations while clearing space and reducing ongoing storage.
People who regularly sell furniture or other goods can use AI-generated listings and a shared page to reduce repetitive listing and buyer-coordination work.
No. The free tier is available without an expiry, while Move Sale and Garage Sale are one-time passes with 30 or 60 days of access. They do not auto-renew.
The free tier supports up to three active items, up to 10 new listings per month, one shareable sale page, buyer reservations, and a pickup queue. The page remains live for 30 days and then renews free according to the pricing page.
The pricing page lists a $20 Move Sale pass for 50 active items and 30 days, and a $39 Garage Sale pass for 200 active items and 60 days. ClearList says it takes no commission; buyers pay sellers directly.
Yes. The site documents connections for Claude, ChatGPT plans with developer mode, Gemini Spark, and other MCP-compatible clients. Setup uses the ClearList MCP address and may require signing in or confirming access, depending on the assistant.
No. An assistant must identify the buyer who would receive the address, and that buyer must have reserved an item and verified their email. The seller must approve the disclosure, and ClearList emails the seller when an address is shared.
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