# Which Dealer Website Platforms Work With TurboSell (and Why None of Them Post to Facebook Marketplace for You)
https://turbosell.co/blog/dealer-website-platforms-facebook-marketplace
By Roy Rubrik · Published 2026-10-01 · Updated 2026-10-07
Category: Guides

Dealer.com, DealerOn, Dealer Inspire, Team Velocity, Interact RV: how each exposes inventory, what the vendor sells for Facebook, how TurboSell reads it.

Every week a salesperson asks some version of the same question: "Our website is on Dealer.com (or DealerOn, or Dealer Inspire). Can it just post our cars to Facebook Marketplace?" The short answer is no, and it is not the vendor's fault. This page explains why, lists the platforms we see most often with the URL pattern each one uses for used inventory, and shows what TurboSell reads from each.
## Why no website vendor posts to Marketplace any more
Two Facebook decisions closed the automated routes. On September 13, 2021, Facebook stopped showing vehicle listings that came from partner catalog feeds on Marketplace in the US and eight other countries; the dealer-website vendors and inventory syndicators had been pushing listings through exactly those feeds. On January 30, 2023, Meta ended vehicle listings created from Facebook Business Pages too. Since then the only free Marketplace vehicle listing is one created from a personal profile, by a person, with Facebook's own form.
What website vendors sell today is paid: Meta Automotive Inventory Ads, whose placements include the Marketplace feed. Team Velocity, AutoRevo and DealerCenter all describe their Facebook products that way, and DealerOn advertises itself as a Meta Business Partner for VIN-level ads. That is a real product with a real budget behind it. It is not a free listing with your salesperson's name on it, which is what buyers respond to and what this guide is about.
**The honest framing**: Your website vendor is not holding Marketplace back from you. Facebook removed the automated paths in 2021 and 2023. A posting tool that posts under the salesperson's own Facebook login is the remaining route, and it works with any website because it reads the inventory, not the vendor's code.
## How TurboSell reads your website
TurboSell does not scrape your pages with a bot. It uses a licensed inventory index that already covers most US and Canadian dealer websites regardless of who built them, so a site whose used-car grid loads with JavaScript, or one that blocks automated visitors, imports the same as a plain one. You paste your website address, the scan shows how many cars it can read, and after sign-up the full inventory arrives with photos, prices and mileage. Price changes and sold cars follow on the next refresh.
## The platforms we see most, and where your used inventory lives
Checked on October 1, 2026 against live dealer sites. Use the footer credit to identify your vendor, then the used-inventory address to confirm the page TurboSell will read.
- Dealer.com (Cox Automotive) — footer "Website by Dealer.com". Used inventory at /used-inventory/index.htm. Photos on pictures.dealer.com. The most common franchise platform we encounter.
- DealerOn (now also Sincro, the former CDK/Ansira sites) — "Copyright © by DealerOn" in the footer; 7,000+ dealers. Used inventory at /searchused.aspx. The grid loads with JavaScript, which is why a simple scraper fails here and the index approach does not.
- Dealer Inspire (Cars Commerce) — footer link "Dealer Inspire"; OEM-certified on nearly every program. Used inventory at /used-vehicles/.
- DealerFire (DealerSocket, Solera) — footer "powered by DealerFire". Used inventory at /used-vehicles-{city}-{state}; photos on cdn-ds.com.
- Team Velocity (Apollo) — used inventory at /inventory/used; vehicle pages at /viewdetails/used/{VIN}/…; photos served by HomeNet. Team Velocity's Facebook product is paid Automotive Inventory Ads.
- Dealer Car Search (LeadVenture) — more than 6,000 dealers; used inventory at /inventory. Its Craigslist tool costs $6 per vehicle posted; Facebook Marketplace appears only as a lead source.
- Carsforsale.com dealer sites (SiteFLEX) — $99 a month, 22,500 dealers; inventory at /cars-for-sale. Its Facebook feature schedules Page posts, not Marketplace listings.
- Interact RV (now including Level 5) — "Powered by Interact RV"; used units at /used-rvs-for-sale. In our sample of 147 Texas and Arkansas RV dealers, 45% run Interact RV.
- Motorcar Marketing — $39 a month sites for independents; inventory at /vehicle_listings/all/vehicles.
- Dealer eProcess, Sokal, Fox Dealer (now Catalyst IQ), AutoRevo, Dealer Spike — also supported through the index; their inventory paths vary by site, so use the scan.
## What about my DMS?
A DMS is not a website, and TurboSell does not need a login to it. DealerCenter, for example, sells AutoSweet "Promoted Inventory Ads" to the Marketplace feed and exports to 30+ marketing sites; neither of those is a free personal-profile listing. If your cars are on your website, TurboSell has what it needs. If they are only in the DMS or only on a classifieds page, tell us which one.
## A note on Canada
Canadian dealer websites import since October 2026, with prices in CAD as listed and odometers handled in kilometres on the Facebook side. AutoTrader.ca and Kijiji dealer pages are not sources yet.
## Quick checklist
1. Find your vendor in the website footer.
2. Open your used-inventory page and copy its address.
3. Paste your website into turbosell.co and read the scan count.
4. If the count is short, the usual cause is a second inventory page (new, certified, a sister store); add it under Settings → Also from.
5. Connect Facebook from the salesperson's own Chrome and post a steady batch per day.
## Sources
- DealerRefresh — Vehicle listings from partner catalogs will be discontinued on Facebook Marketplace (May 12, 2021): https://forum.dealerrefresh.com/threads/vehicle-listings-from-partner-catalogs-will-be-discontinued-on-facebook-marketplace.7494/
- DealerRefresh — Vehicle listings from Facebook Business Pages on Marketplace end Jan 2023 (Sep 27, 2022): https://forum.dealerrefresh.com/threads/vehicle-listings-from-facebook-business-pages-on-marketplace-ends-jan-2023.9493/
- DealerOn — About (7,000+ dealers) and digital advertising (Meta Business Partner): https://www.dealeron.com/about/
- Team Velocity — Apollo sites and Facebook Marketplace inventory ads: https://www.teamvelocitymarketing.com/apollo-sites/
- Dealer Car Search — Craigslist posting tool ($6 per vehicle): https://www.dealercarsearch.com/craigslist-posting-tool-for-car-dealers
- AutoSuccess — Dealer Car Search joins LeadVenture (more than 6,000 pre-owned dealers): https://www.autosuccessonline.com/?p=12690
- Carsforsale.com dealers — "22,500 Dealerships Choose Us": https://dealers.carsforsale.com/
- Carsforsale.com dealers — $99/month auto shopping platform: https://dealers.carsforsale.com/auto-shopping-platform/
- Interact RV — RV dealer websites: https://www.interactrv.com/
- DealerCenter — digital marketing (AutoSweet Promoted Inventory Ads to Facebook Marketplace): https://www.dealercenter.com/digital-marketing/
- AutoRevo — Meta Dynamic Inventory Ads: https://autorevo.com/meta-dynamic-inventory-ads-from-autorevo/