ListPilot Pricing (2026): $89 per Rep, What the Five Free Listings Cover, and What a Five-Rep Store Pays

If you searched for ListPilot's price, you already have most of it: ListPilot prints the figure on its homepage and its pricing page. What a search does not tell you is what sits around the $89, how the free trial ends, what a store with several reps pays, and what people outside ListPilot have reported. We sell a competing tool, so every figure below carries its page and the date we read it.

What ListPilot publishes

The pricing page (read October 11, 2026) is headed "One plan. One price. Cancel anytime." and lists a single plan:

• Sales Rep Plan: "$89 / month per user"; the homepage FAQ data says "$89 per month per user, billed monthly, with no long-term contract".
• Trial: 5 free listings, no card, "No time limit"; after the fifth, "the extension shows a subscribe screen" and the card is collected then. ListPilot's How it works page, read the same day, still says "Use the 3-day trial" and carries a footer reading "Card required · Not charged until day 3"; the pricing page and homepage say 5 listings, no card, no time limit. Ask which applies before you install.
• After the trial: "Unlimited listings", "No per-listing fees, no caps, no throttling", "No setup charges, no per-listing fees, no tiers."
• Leaving: "Month-to-month only", "No annual contracts. No cancellation fees", cancellation from the Stripe billing portal, access ending "at your current billing period".
• In the plan: AI descriptions, auto photo selection and ordering, Marketplace auto-fill, no Facebook password required. The pricing page says four description styles; the Chrome Web Store listing (read October 11, 2026) lists eight.
• Teams: the Dealer teams page (read October 11, 2026) says "There is no minimum seat count to start", "Each rep uses their own subscription tied to their own Facebook account", and gives the only team figure on the site: "At $89/rep/month, a 5-rep team pays $445/month." The discount is by email and not published.
• Chrome Web Store (read October 11, 2026): 103 users, 5.0 stars from 6 ratings, updated July 16, 2026, "Offers in-app purchases", and "A license key is required to unlock AI features and unlimited posts."

What dealers and third parties report

Nothing independent, as of October 11, 2026. The comparison pages that carry prices for the other tools in this category, autobook.io's roundup, CARVID's comparison, AutoLister Pro's pricing page and Owini's blog, do not mention ListPilot, and we found no Reddit or dealer-forum thread naming a ListPilot price. The only dealer voices are three testimonials on ListPilot's own pricing page, marked "Verified Subscriber"; one reads "ListPilot generated over 30 leads for me in just 5 days." Those are vendor-published; there is no outside invoice confirming the $89.

What the price includes and what it does not

Seats. The price is per user and each rep has their own subscription tied to their own Facebook account, so the bill scales with the floor: five reps is $445 a month at list price by ListPilot's own example, before any discount you negotiate by email. There is no store plan.

Volume and the trial. Unlimited listings after the trial, with no caps. ListPilot posts one car at a time from the vehicle page you have open and the rep publishes each one. The pricing page counts the trial in listings, not days; the How it works page says 3 days and a card. Settle that by email before the first install.

Contracts and fees. Month to month only, no annual plan, no setup fee, no cancellation fee, access to the end of the paid period. The trade is that there is no cheaper annual rate and no published path from $89 a seat to a store price.

What is not in the price. The pricing and How it works pages stop at the post. As of October 11, 2026 we found no statement on either page about what happens to a Facebook listing when the car sells or its price changes on your website. The Chrome Web Store description says the extension "alerts you when a price changes or a vehicle sells", the listing describes an alert; it does not say the Facebook listing itself is changed.

Questions to ask before paying

1. What is the multi-rep rate, at what seat count does it start, and is it per rep or a store total? The site gives no figure.
2. Which trial applies: the 5 listings with no card on the pricing page, or the 3 days with a card on the How it works page?
3. Is there anything beyond the $89 to unlock? The pricing page lists AI descriptions in four styles inside the plan; the Chrome Web Store listing says eight styles, says a license key unlocks "AI features and unlimited posts", and says the extension offers in-app purchases.
4. What happens to a rep's live Marketplace listings and to the extension when that rep cancels or leaves the store?
5. When the car sells or the price changes on your website, does anything happen to the Facebook listing, and who does it? The pages do not say.

How TurboSell prices

TurboSell publishes its prices on the pricing page: Free is 5 cars live, 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, with a 14-day Store trial and new hires included. There is no setup fee. Nothing comes off Facebook when a plan or cap changes. Inventory comes from your dealer website; each listing posts under the salesperson's own Facebook login, overnight on a schedule, from your browser if it is open, otherwise from TurboSell using the session you connected, spread across the night, never in a burst. Prices follow your website after each inventory refresh, and a sold car is marked sold on Facebook after the next inventory refresh; the listing is never deleted. TurboSell can write a distinct AI description for each car. The ListPilot alternative page has the fuller side-by-side. We make a competing tool and say so; the figures are quoted, not ours. Get started for free.

A note on the sources

Every figure above comes from ListPilot's own pages or its Chrome Web Store listing, read on October 11, 2026, because nobody else has published one; those pages disagree on the trial, and we have said so. If a forum, a comparison site or an invoice shows a different figure, or ListPilot publishes a team rate, an annual price or one trial rule, this page changes the same week. Corrections: support@turbosell.co.