# LotPost Alternative: The Whole Lot on a Schedule Instead of One Car at a Time
https://turbosell.co/blog/lotpost-alternative-for-car-dealers
By Roy Rubrik · Published 2026-10-05 · Updated 2026-10-05
Category: Comparisons

LotPost alternative: LotPost is $19.99 or $29.99 per user a month, one car at a time from Dealer.com or DealerOn pages. TurboSell posts the lot from $39.

## What LotPost is
LotPost is a Chrome extension for salespeople at stores whose websites run on Dealer.com, DealerOn and other major dealer website platforms. You browse your inventory in the Chrome side panel, pick a vehicle, and LotPost opens Marketplace and fills every field: year, make, model, price, mileage, colour, transmission, fuel type, body style, VIN, description and photos. It keeps a "My Listings" log with the Facebook links and can post several vehicles in a row. On the Chrome Web Store it had 47 users and a 5.0 rating from one review as of October 4, 2026.
## What it costs
Basic $19.99 a month per user and Pro $29.99 a month per user, from the Web Store listing. Pro adds automatic price updates twice a day (6 AM and 6 PM by default, or times you choose) when the website price changes, and deletes the Marketplace listing when a vehicle sells. Basic sends alerts instead. No free tier is published. At $19.99 it is the cheapest published price among the posting extensions we track.
## Where TurboSell is different
- The whole lot, on a schedule. 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; LotPost posts the cars you pick from the page, one or several at a time.
- Sold cars are marked sold on Facebook after each inventory refresh, never deleted. LotPost Pro deletes the listing when a car sells. Marking keeps the listing's history and avoids the delete-and-repost pattern Facebook watches for; deletion stops messages faster. Pick the behaviour you want.
- Any dealer website, plus the listing sites. TurboSell reads the inventory of most dealer websites, whatever platform built them, and listing sites such as AutoTrader, Cars.com, CarGurus and RV Trader; LotPost names Dealer.com and DealerOn.
- Destinations: Marketplace, Business Pages, personal profiles and Facebook Groups. LotPost posts to Marketplace.
- 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. Can write a distinct AI description for each car.
- Price: free for 5 cars live with no card and no end date; Seller $39 a month for every car, $9.99 your first month; Store $199 a month for every salesperson at the dealership. LotPost is cheaper per user; TurboSell is one price for the store.
## Where LotPost may still be the better pick
If you are one salesperson on a Dealer.com or DealerOn site, post a few cars a week by picking them yourself, and want the lowest monthly bill in the category, LotPost Basic at $19.99 is hard to argue with. If you want the listing deleted the moment a car sells rather than marked sold, LotPost Pro does that and TurboSell does not.
## How to decide
Count the cars you want live and the salespeople who will post. One rep, a dozen cars, a supported website: try LotPost. The whole lot across the floor, or a website LotPost does not name: post five real cars with TurboSell for free, mark one sold on your website, refresh your inventory, and see what happens to the listing.

## Questions
Q: How much does LotPost cost?
A: Basic $19.99 and Pro $29.99 per user a month, from its Chrome Web Store listing (version 2.1.2, updated September 26, 2026). No free tier is published. It is the cheapest published price among the posting extensions we track.

Q: How does LotPost post a car?
A: You pick a vehicle from your dealer website in the Chrome side panel and LotPost opens Marketplace and fills every field, year through VIN, description and photos. It works with Dealer.com, DealerOn and other major dealer website platforms, and can post several vehicles in a row.

Q: What does LotPost do when a car sells or a price changes?
A: Basic sends alerts. Pro updates the Marketplace price twice a day (6 AM and 6 PM by default) when the website price changes, and deletes the listing when a vehicle sells. TurboSell takes the other route on sold cars: after each inventory refresh it marks them sold on Facebook rather than deleting them.

Q: How is TurboSell different from LotPost?
A: TurboSell imports the whole lot from the dealer website or the listing sites you already use and can post it on a nightly schedule, under your own Facebook login, to Marketplace, Business Pages, personal profiles and Facebook Groups. Free for 5 cars live, $39 a month for every car, $199 for the whole store.

## Sources
- LotPost — Chrome Web Store listing (plans, platforms, Pro behaviour; version 2.1.2, updated Sept 26, 2026; read Oct 4, 2026): https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/lotpost/mnpbliicdikmjfggcgeheoknbjnjplkf
- TurboSell — Pricing: https://turbosell.co/pricing