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ClearList is an AI selling tool for people offloading a whole home fast, usually before a move. You photograph your items, and the AI writes each listing for you: title, description, a suggested price with a range, plus dimension, weight, and condition estimates, in about 30 seconds per item. Instead of posting 40 separate listings across Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and OfferUp and then living in your DMs, you get one shareable sale page with an automatic buyer queue. Buyers reserve items on that page without creating an account, and a first-come queue handles who's next if something's already spoken for. Free for 3 active items; paid one-time passes cover 50 or 250 items. Built for movers, downsizers, and anyone doing a full-house sell-off.
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78704, Austin, United States
- hello@clearlist.me
- clearlist.me
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