MarketClean

MarketClean is a browser extension for Facebook Marketplace buyers who want to keep listings local, filter out unwanted items, and reduce clutter in their feed. It runs in the browser and requires no separate account.

The extension centers on a single popup panel with three filters: distance filtering, keyword filtering, and feed cleanup. Its distance filter enforces a strict local radius, hiding listings outside the chosen range even when Marketplace widens the radius on its own. Distance can be set in miles or kilometres, and there is a fallback for listings that show a place name instead of a distance. Keyword controls can block words, require words, or match an exact phrase before a listing is shown. Feed cleanup options hide listings already seen, surface new inventory, and clear sold or unavailable items from the Saved page.

MarketClean is built to work on the Facebook Marketplace feed, search, and Saved pages. The page says filtering happens instantly as the user scrolls, with no reload needed. It also states that the extension does not post, message, or automate Facebook actions, and that filtering runs locally on the device. The privacy note adds that keyword lists, titles, and prices never leave the browser, while only the optional distance filter looks up place names to measure distance. The extension is available on the Chrome Web Store and works in Chrome, Edge, and Brave. It also says 23 languages are supported.

Pricing is described as free with an optional Pro tier. The site says the in-browser features, including keyword filters and feed cleanup tools, are free, while the distance filter has a 7-day free trial and then becomes part of MarketClean Pro at $4.99 per month or $39 per year. The extension is noted as not affiliated with Meta.