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ListPilot Alternative: The Whole Lot Instead of One Car at a Time, $39 Instead of $89

By Roy Rubrik · Published October 4, 2026 · Updated October 5, 2026

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What ListPilot is

ListPilot is a Chrome extension for a salesperson who posts cars by hand and wants the form filled. You open the vehicle page on your dealer website, the extension opens Facebook, uploads the photos, fills every field and adds the description, and you review and publish. Its site says standard vehicle pages with photos and specs work out of the box, and that it never asks for your Facebook password. On the Chrome Web Store it had 95 users and a 5.0 rating from 6 reviews as of late September 2026.

What it costs

$89 a month per user, month to month, cancel anytime. The first 5 listings are free with no card, and there is no clock on the trial: you pay only when you choose to continue. Team pricing for several reps is by email (read October 4, 2026).

Where TurboSell is different

  • The whole lot, not the page you have open. TurboSell imports every car from the dealer website or the listing sites you already use, then you pick the cars or let a nightly schedule post a batch.
  • Price: free for 5 cars live with no card and no end date; Seller $39 a month for one salesperson, every car, $9.99 your first month; Store $199 a month for every salesperson at the dealership.
  • What happens after the post. Sold cars are marked sold on Facebook; prices follow the website. ListPilot's site does not say what happens when a car sells.
  • Posts under your own Facebook login — from your browser as you work, or overnight on a schedule from your browser if it's open, otherwise from TurboSell using the session you connected. Marketplace, Business Pages, personal profiles and Facebook Groups.
  • Can write a distinct AI description for each car; neither tool asks for your Facebook password.

Where ListPilot may still be the better pick

If you post a few cars a week and want to read every field before each one goes live, a one-car tool is the simplest thing that works, and ListPilot's free five listings have no expiry. It is also the lighter install if your store will not let you connect inventory to anything.

How to decide

Count the cars you want on Marketplace. Under ten, ListPilot's review-each-car flow is fine. Over that, post five with TurboSell for free, mark one sold on your website, refresh your inventory, and see what happens to the listing.

Questions

How much does ListPilot cost?

$89 a month per user, month to month, cancel anytime, with 5 free listings and no card to start (listpilot.vip, read October 4, 2026). Team pricing for several salespeople is by email.

How does ListPilot post a car?

You open a vehicle page on the dealer website, and the extension opens Facebook, uploads the photos, fills every field and adds the description; you review and publish. One car at a time. Its site says standard vehicle pages with photos and specs work out of the box.

Does ListPilot remove sold cars from Marketplace?

Its site does not say. As of October 4, 2026 we found no statement about sold removal or price sync; the Chrome Web Store listing describes alerts when a car's price changes or it sells.

What does TurboSell do differently?

It imports the whole lot from the dealer website or the listing sites you already use, queues the cars, posts them under your own Facebook login, marks sold cars sold on Facebook and keeps prices in step with the website. Free for 5 cars live, $39 a month for every car, $199 for the whole store.

Put your inventory on Marketplace — on autopilot

TurboSell posts your vehicles under your own Facebook login at a steady, controlled pace — overnight too. Free to try — no credit card.

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