Help & FAQ

A map of every yard, garage, moving, estate and community sale in your town, with a route planner. Browsing is free and there are no ads, ever.

Nothing piles up. Last weekend's sales come off the map on Sunday night, Last Call leftovers clear on Friday, unposted drafts clear after 14 days, and old conversations clear themselves. What you see is what's on now — nothing to wade through.

No. Anyone can browse the map, search and plan a route. You need a free account to post a sale, save routes, or message sellers on Last Call.

No passwords. Enter your email and we send a fresh 6-digit code every time (good for 10 minutes). New email? That creates your account.

We text a one-time code to verify it — it keeps fake sales and spam off the map. Your number is never shown to anyone.

Tap “How it works” at the bottom of any page.

Use the search box above the list — try “crib”, “drill” or “vinyl”. Sellers' item lists are searchable. Chips like “Estate & moving” or “Church & bazaars” narrow it by kind of sale.

Red = household sale, green = church, charity, school or other non-profit, navy = business. A gold ring means early birds are welcome.

Yes — change “town only” to a distance (5–100 miles) above the list, measured from the town or from your saved home.

Tap “+ Route” on up to 11 sales, enter where you're starting, and tap “Build my route”. It puts them in the fastest order. Then tap “Open the whole route” to load every stop into Google Maps or Apple Maps (iOS 18.4+) — long routes are split into two parts, the most those apps take at once. Using Waze or an older iPhone? Go stop by stop: “Directions” takes you to the next sale and “Next sale” moves you on; your place is remembered if you close the page. A whole street sale counts as one stop — park once and walk it.

Sales for the coming weekend show from Monday. Everything resets Sunday night. Churches and craft fairs can be announced earlier on the Holiday Sale Calendar.

Only if the listing says “Early birds OK”. Otherwise please respect the posted time.

Every new town or city gets a Founding Season: household sales post free for its first 90 days of yard-sale season (winter doesn't count against it). Each place has its own end date — you'll see yours when you post. After that it's $4.99, and the first few sales each weekend in each town are free (five in most towns, two in small towns).

Yes — the sale's address is shown on the map and sale page so shoppers can find you. Only post a place where you're allowed to hold the sale.

You can take it down from your account page. Editing a posted sale isn't available yet — take it down and post it again with the changes.

Recalled or banned products (like drop-side cribs, or car seats that are expired, recalled or were in a collision), weapons, alcohol, cannabis, tobacco or vaping products, prescription drugs, live animals, and anything illegal to sell in your state.

After posting you get a share link and poster for Facebook groups, printable signs with a QR code, and a place on Friday morning's weekly list. Signs and posters work best a few days before.

Your account type is set at sign-up and can't change. Household accounts post household sales; businesses need a business account. Running a business sale from a personal account gets it taken down.

Tap “Organize a street sale”. A street sale needs 5+ homes on the streets you name; a community sale needs 15+ homes within walking distance. You add each home's address and email and pay once for everyone (at a discount — free during Founding Season).

Tap the link in the email and sign in with that same email address. Your spot is already paid for — just add what you're selling and photos. Your home isn't shown until you do.

A whole town's yard-sale weekend. Anyone can announce one for free (we check it first); it shows on the map with a gold star up to three weeks ahead. Households join by posting their own sale and ticking “part of the town-wide sale”.

Yes — open the street sale's page and tap “Message the organizer”. Your message goes to them by email and their reply comes back to yours. Turn on “Street and town-wide sales near me” in Notifications and we'll tell you when a neighbor starts one on your street.

There are no refunds, but until the sale the organizer can pass an unclaimed spot to another home from the organizer page.

After a household sale, sellers can list what didn't sell — with photos and prices — until Friday at midnight. Then the whole board clears, so it's always this week's finds. It costs $3.50 if you add it while posting your sale, or $4.99 once the sale is already posted, for up to 40 items. Buyers pay you in person at pickup — never a deposit or payment first.

Yes. In Notifications & interests, pick the places you'll drive to — a whole town, just one community (like only Chatham inside Chatham-Kent), or towns further away. “My Last Call” and the Monday email cover all of them.

The item comes off the board Friday at midnight, but your conversation stays for 7 days after the last message so you can finish arranging a pickup. Tap “Save for 30 days” in the conversation to keep it longer.

In person, when you pick it up at the sale's address. Never send a Venmo, Zelle or PayPal payment, deposit or a code first — nothing on this site ships.

Links are the most common way scammers move people off-site. Describe it in words instead.

Either person taps “Book a pickup time” and the other confirms. The item shows as pending for everyone else. Cancel before the time if plans change — that's never held against you.

Tap it when you arrive for a booked pickup. It records how far your phone was from the address (only the distance, never your location) and tells the seller you're there. You need it if you want to report that no one answered.

After a pickup each person says how it went: smooth, no-show, or problem. Others see your totals. 3 no-shows within 60 days blocks new Last Call conversations for 14 days. You can dispute a rating once from your account page.

If your sale hasn't appeared on the map yet, take it down from your account page and what you paid becomes credit for your next sale — it comes off automatically, and you won't be taxed on it twice. If something went wrong on our side, we refund your card in full.

$19.99 per sale or event — or a monthly plan: $39.99 for up to 2 listings a month, or $49.99 for up to 4. Make your sale first and see it before you pay. Cancel a monthly plan anytime from your Business page.

No — non-profits post rummage sales, bazaars, fundraisers, book sales and non-profit craft fairs free (up to 2 events a month and 12 a year). Choose “Non-profit” at sign-up. Churches and charities give their IRS EIN (we check it against the IRS list); schools, libraries and clubs give their official website or email. We verify it before your first sale goes live.

Yes. Business owners can invite staff by email to use the sale-day tally.

Account page → Delete my account. Everything is removed except payment records and the few items our Privacy Policy lists (like ratings, kept 180 days so records can't be reset).

Yes — “Download a copy of my data” on your account page gives you everything we hold about you.

All Spark Enterprises Ltd., the parent company, through Stripe. We never see your card number.

Every sale page has a Report button, and every conversation has “Report this conversation”. Reports go to a person on our team.

Every post is checked before it appears — a word filter, then an automatic review for rudeness, spam and personal details. Anything unclear waits for a person. Three reports from different people hide a post until we look.