Buying something
Three steps. No account. No app.
Tap the link or scan the QR
If the seller shared a link (Craigslist, Nextdoor, iMessage), tap it. If they baked a QR into their FB Marketplace listing photo, point your phone camera at it. Either way you land on the item page.
Commit to it
Two ways. If you've decided: tap 'Buy it now' to pay by card (Apple Pay, Google Pay, any card). Pickup address texted the moment your card clears. If you want to see it first: tap 'Reserve to see it' — verify your phone by SMS, lock in a pickup window, pay the seller cash / Venmo / PayPal / card when you arrive. Either way, the seller knows you're actually showing up.
Card payments run through Stripe. The seller never sees your card number, and Available! doesn't either — Stripe handles it end to end.
Show up and pick it up
Head to the address by the hold deadline. If you already paid, you just pick up. If not, hand the seller cash or send them Venmo/PayPal on the spot. Repeat no-shows get your phone number blocked from reserving.
Selling something
Set up in five minutes. Accept cards forever.
Sign up + connect Stripe
Sign up with your phone (~30 sec). Connect Stripe (~5 min: name, address, bank routing, last 4 of SSN). Stripe handles all the identity checks, tax forms, and payouts to your bank.
Post an item
Snap a photo. AI drafts the title, description, and price. Edit and publish. Get a shareable link and a downloadable QR image.
Share it where buyers already are
Craigslist ad, Nextdoor post, group text, iMessage — drop the link. For Facebook Marketplace, download the composite image (product photo + QR baked in) and upload it as one of your listing photos. FBM strips outbound links, but not pixels.
When FBM buyers DM 'is this available??', paste your yesavailable.link back at them. They tap, pay, and show up. One reply closes the deal — no back-and-forth about Venmo, price haggling, or holding it 'til Saturday.
Free to sign up. Free to list. Card payments flow directly from buyer → your bank via Stripe. Available! takes a 5% platform fee from your side and adds a 1% buyer service fee (min $0.50) at checkout — buyer sees a clean breakdown before they pay. Stripe’s own processing fees also apply (~2.9% + $0.30 on the total). No fees on cash / Venmo / PayPal — the app isn’t involved in those.