AutoLander Pricing in 2026: What It Publishes, What Third Parties Confirm, and What to Ask Before Paying

Most tools in this category sell by demo and quote. AutoLander prints its prices, so the vendor's own page does most of the work here. Below is what that page says, what third parties confirm, what the page leaves out, and what to ask before you pay, each with its source and the date we read it. We make a competing tool and say so; the figures are quoted, not ours.

What AutoLander publishes

AutoLander's pricing page (autolander.ai, 'Facebook Marketplace auto poster pricing', updated September 3, 2026, read October 10, 2026) lists four monthly options. Each individual tier is one seat, and the tiers are separated by a daily posting allowance rather than by lot size or number of rooftops.

• Starter, $39 a month: up to 5 posts a day. Includes inventory sync, auto queue, standard AI descriptions and 25 welcome AI Studio credits.
• Growth, $59 a month: up to 10 posts a day. Adds Pro AI descriptions, priority syncing and 50 welcome AI Studio credits.
• Pro, $79 a month: up to 15 posts a day. Adds concierge setup, dedicated support and 150 welcome AI Studio credits.
• Dealer Plan, from $117 a month: for dealerships with at least three seats in any Starter, Growth or Pro mix. Adds a live manager dashboard, real-time team presence, attribution and team analytics. The $117 floor is three Starter seats; a mix with Growth or Pro seats costs more, with no figure given.

The same page says every plan 'starts with 5 free posts and no credit card', that billing is 'month-to-month' with 'no annual lock-in', and that annual billing 'is optional and lowers the monthly equivalent'. No annual dollar figure is published, and no setup fee appears on the page. The homepage (read October 10, 2026) repeats the numbers, adds 'Dealer and multi-rooftop plans from $117/month', and states that 'Pricing is published' with 'no quote needed'.

What third parties report

Because the vendor publishes a list price, the public reports confirm it rather than fill a gap. We found no dealer-reported price for AutoLander on any public forum; the reports below are the vendor's own video, a competitor's comparison and the vendor's homepage, each re-opened on October 10, 2026:

• AutoLander's own demo video on YouTube (published September 19, 2026): the description says 'AutoLander runs on Windows and Mac computers. Plans start at $39/month.' It also offers a 30-minute live demo that posts up to 5 of your own vehicles, 'free whether you buy or not'.
• CARVID's comparison of Marketplace tools (page last updated October 3, 2026): lists AutoLander at 'From $39/mo', 'Native desktop app', '5 free posts', and calls it 'the cheapest entry point in this category'. CARVID sells its own tool at $249 a month, so read the ranking in that light.
• AutoLander's homepage (read October 10, 2026): 'Built and operated by AutoLander LLC, Tampa, Florida', and 'a native desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux'. The app 'drives the Facebook session' on the rep's own computer, 'which is why it runs on your machine rather than in a browser tab'.

None of these differs from the published price, and none reports a setup fee, a contract or a price increase.

What the price includes and what it does not

From the pricing page and homepage only; what the pages do not say is marked as such.

• Seats. Starter, Growth and Pro are one seat each, one rep. A second salesperson is a second seat at that seat's price. Three or more seats become a Dealer Plan; the page gives $117 as the floor for three Starter seats and no figure for other mixes.
• Posts per day. The tiers are a daily allowance per seat: 5, 10 or 15. AutoLander's page says this sets the pace: one Starter seat 'clears a 60-unit lot in about 12 working days', and Meta's own limits can make the real pace 'slower', in the page's words 'never faster'. If your lot turns faster than the allowance, you are shopping Growth or Pro, not the $39 price.
• AI Studio credits. The 25, 50 and 150 credits are described as 'welcome' credits. The page does not say whether they renew each month or what a further block costs.
• Setup fees. None listed. The Pro tier includes 'concierge setup'; the lower tiers do not mention setup help.
• Contracts. 'Month-to-month', 'no annual lock-in', 'cancel anytime'. Annual billing exists at 'a lower monthly equivalent', but no annual dollar figure is published.
• Per-listing fees. The page says there is 'no per-listing fee stacked on top of the monthly price'.
• Where it runs. A native desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux, not a Chrome extension; the Facebook session runs on the rep's own computer, so each seat needs a computer, which the price page does not cover.

Questions to ask before paying

1. Which daily allowance fits the lot: divide the cars you need live by the seat's posts per day, and decide whether that many days to first coverage is acceptable.
2. What happens to AI Studio credits after the welcome block: do they renew monthly, and what does the next block cost?
3. For three or more reps, the Dealer Plan total for your actual mix of tiers, since only the three-Starter floor is published.
4. The annual price in dollars, since the page says only that it is lower.
5. Whether a seat is tied to one computer, and what moving a seat to a new rep or a new machine involves.
6. What happens to live listings when a seat is cancelled or a rep leaves.

How TurboSell prices

TurboSell's prices, as listed on turbosell.co: Free is 5 cars live at a time, no card, no end date. Seller is $9.99 your first month, then $39 a month, or $390 a year. Store is $199 a month or $1,990 a year for every seller at the dealership, new hires included, with a 14-day Store trial. There are no posts-per-day tiers. TurboSell takes inventory from your dealer website and posts overnight on a schedule, spread across the night, never in a burst, under the salesperson's own Facebook login, from your browser if it is open, otherwise from TurboSell using the session you connected. Prices follow your website after each inventory refresh, and a sold car is marked sold on Facebook after the next inventory refresh, never deleted. Nothing comes off Facebook when a plan or cap changes. We make a competing tool and say so; the figures above are quoted, not ours. The AutoLander alternative page has the fuller side-by-side.

A note on the sources

Every figure here is attributed and dated. Three of the four sources for AutoLander's figures are AutoLander's own (pricing page, homepage, demo video); the fourth is a competitor's page. TurboSell's figures come from turbosell.co/pricing. All were re-read on October 10, 2026. If AutoLander changes its prices, we will update this page the same week. Corrections to support@turbosell.co.