List It Global Launches iOS and Android Apps for International Classified Ads
Oct 19, 2026
The international classifieds marketplace has released mobile apps that let people post an ad in two steps, reach interested locals and overseas shoppers, and keep everything they earn, with no listing fees or commission.
United States, October 19, 2026 -- List It Global, the international classified ads platform at listitglobal.com, has launched its mobile app on the App Store and Google Play. The app puts the whole marketplace on a phone. Sellers can photograph an item, set a price, publish an ad and reply to messages without opening a laptop.
The company built the launch around a problem that tends to arrive all at once. When people relocate to another country, they usually have a few weeks to clear out an entire home. Shipping a sofa or a washing machine overseas can cost more than the item is worth, so most of it has to go, and it has to go before the flight.
That last month is rarely calm. People are dealing with visas, notice periods and school places while also trying to find takers for a dining table, a car and a box of kitchen appliances. List It Global has published a guide on how to sell everything before moving abroad, which sets out a practical timeline. It starts with the large items that take longest to shift and ends with the things a household still needs until moving day.
The app is meant to take some of the work out of that process. Posting an ad takes two steps. In the first, the seller adds photos, a title and a category. In the second, the form adjusts to what is being listed, so a phone asks for brand and model while a piece of furniture asks for different details. Every ad is checked by the List It Global team before it goes live, and each one stays up for 60 days.
Conversations happen inside the app, so sellers do not need to hand out a phone number to a stranger. Interested people can send a message or make an offer, and either side can report or block an account if something feels wrong. Shoppers can also save a search and get an alert when a matching ad appears, which is useful for anyone hunting for a particular desk or bike in a particular city.
Furniture and large appliances are usually the slowest things to clear before a move. List It Global gives them their own Home & Garden section, where people can sell used furniture and household items next to listings from other cities and countries.
List It Global does not charge listing fees and does not take a commission. Payment is arranged directly between the two people involved rather than through the platform, so the agreed price is what the seller receives.
The international side is the other half of the idea. Sellers can set their location in any of 190+ countries and territories, and people browsing from anywhere can find their ads. Since the website opened in August 2026, sellers in 32 countries have posted more than 680 live ads across over 450 categories and subcategories.
That reach works in both directions. A family leaving Dubai for Toronto can list a car for people nearby, and the same ad can be seen by someone who is about to move to Dubai and wants a car waiting when they land. The company calls this approach local classified ads with worldwide reach.
The platform was not built only for people on the move. Its founder also had small sellers in mind, such as people with a new product who want to know whether anyone outside their own city is interested before they commit money to it.
"I wanted to create a platform for someone who was just starting a new business or trying out a product idea, but needed global reach to test it without spending big bucks," said Sulman Gul, Founder of List It Global.
For a small maker or a new online shop, that can mean posting a handful of ads, watching where the questions come from and adjusting the offer before spending on stock or advertising. The same tools that help a relocating family reach nearby takers help a new business find out which markets respond.
The List It Global app is available now on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android devices. People who prefer a larger screen can browse classified ads from around the world on the website, which shares the same listings and user accounts as the app.
About List It Global
List It Global (listitglobal.com) is an international classifieds marketplace founded by Sulman Gul and launched in August 2026. Individuals and small businesses use it to post ads in more than 450 categories, set their location in any of 190+ countries and territories, and talk to interested people through built-in messaging. The platform charges no listing fees or commission, and every ad is reviewed before it is published. Its mobile app is available on iOS and Android.
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