A Browser-Based Gsalr Alternative
If you want to find garage and yard sales without installing anything, Get Garage Sales works in your phone's browser: browse the garage sale map, narrow to today or this weekend, save the sales you like, and send up to four stops to Google Maps in the order you choose. Gsalr is a long-running map site with city pages, favorites and route directions in the browser, plus optional iOS and Android apps linked from its site.
Gsalr vs Get Garage Sales
| Feature | Gsalr | Get Garage Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Map browsing | City garage sale maps with sales listed beside the map; its site says you can switch Map, List and Photos views and open each sale for details and photos. | Map of sales posted on Get Garage Sales for the city, radius and filters you choose, in any phone or desktop browser. |
| Date filters | On city map pages, its Search Filters panel includes a Date Filter with All, week and specific-date options, plus sale-type and keyword filters. | A Today only filter on the map, plus separate today, tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday and this-weekend pages. |
| Saved sales | A Favorites list linked in the header; its sign-up page says a free account lets you save favorite sales for the week, and its How it Works page describes a Favorite button on listings. | Save listings to a Saved sales page in your browser. |
| Route planning | Its How it Works page says that from your favorites list you can open View Route & Directions for turn-by-turn directions from one sale to the next, and its homepage promo mentions print directions. | Up to four stops in an order you set yourself with Up/Down; opens the sequence in Google Maps. No automatic optimization. |
| Posting a sale | Its list-garage-sale page says listing is free and fast; its homepage invites you to list your sale for free on its network. | Free posting so your sale can appear on the local map with photos and hours. |
| App vs browser | Its pages include Apple App Store and Google Play smart-banner tags for a Gsalr app, and the map and favorites flow runs in the mobile or desktop browser. | Browser only; nothing to install. |
Gsalr details checked November 5, 2026 on its official website (including its How it Works and list-garage-sale pages). Features and plans can change; check their site for the latest.
Which one fits how you shop?
Favorites and built-in directions: if you already use Gsalr's city maps and want turn-by-turn directions between favorited sales from its site, its documented favorites-and-route flow may match that habit.
Quick checks without an install: if you want dedicated today, tomorrow and weekend pages, browser-only saved sales, and a short loop of up to four stops you order yourself before opening Google Maps, Get Garage Sales keeps it simple on the map and this-weekend listings.
Sellers: you can post a garage sale free here so it shows on the local map. For a wider look at other options, read our guide to garage sale apps and websites.
Plan a sale morning in three steps
- Open the garage sale map near you, pick your city and radius, and tap sales to check photos and hours.
- Shortlist from garage sales this weekend and save the ones worth the drive.
- On sale day, import up to four saved sales into the garage sale route planner, set the order, and open it in Google Maps.
Gsalr alternative FAQs
Does Get Garage Sales cost anything to browse or post?
No. Viewing the map, date pages, saved sales and route planner is free, and posting a garage sale is free too. Gsalr also advertises free listing on its list-garage-sale page and free account sign-up for favorites; check gsalr.com for any paid upgrades it may offer.
Do I need to download an app?
Not for Get Garage Sales — the map, today and weekend pages, saved sales and route planner all run in your browser. Gsalr publishes iOS and Android app store links on its site, but its How it Works walkthrough uses the website map and favorites list.
Can I post my own garage sale free?
Yes on Get Garage Sales: use the free post form so your sale can show on the local map with photos and hours. Gsalr's homepage and list-garage-sale page also say sellers can list a sale for free there.
How do I plan a route?
On Get Garage Sales, save sales you like, then on sale day import up to four eligible listings into the garage sale route planner, set the stop order with Up/Down, and open that sequence in Google Maps. On Gsalr, its How it Works page says you add sales to Favorites, then use View Route & Directions for turn-by-turn directions between stops.
The map only shows sales that sellers have posted here, so coverage depends on what has been posted near you. Pick your city and radius on the map; if it is quiet, widen the radius or check this weekend's listings. We make no claim that either service lists every sale in your town.