Social Vehicle Lister pricing (2026): what dealers pay

If you searched for what Social Vehicle Lister costs, there is no published figure to report. Everything below comes from pages we opened on October 15, 2026: the extension's Chrome Web Store listing and its reviews tab, the product's support site, the maker's company domain, and the home page, terms and cancellation policy of Shiftly Auto, the maker's current product. We make a competing tool and say so. Where a page is silent, we say that rather than guess, and we do not invent a number.

What the vendor pages say about price

The Chrome Web Store listing is the only product page the vendor still keeps for Social Vehicle Lister, and it says nothing about money. The details section shows version 1.13, updated April 27, 2025, 2,000 users, a 4.8 rating from 4 ratings and "Offered by Social Auto Group". There is no "Offers in-app purchases" line, no website link and no pricing text. The description says the extension loads the dealership's inventory, lets the salesperson pick a vehicle, loads the photos, fills out the Marketplace form and writes the description with the maker's AI. The developer is marked non-trader.

The reviews tab holds four reviews and none states a price. Three five-star reviews from May 2023 praise the tool and the developer's support; one calls it "money well spent". The one-star review, dated August 1, 2024, says the extension stopped loading vehicles and that the person at the dealership who had been paying for the service stopped paying without telling the team, adding that it "really worked great" before that. Read plainly, the product was sold as a paid subscription that someone at the store carried, but no review says what it cost.

What is not on any page

• Price: none. No monthly or yearly figure appears on the listing, the support site or the Shiftly pages.
• Plans and seats: none named. Nothing says whether a license is per salesperson or per dealership. The support form asks for a dealership name and website, and the one-star review describes one person at a store paying for the service; that is as close as the public record comes to a seat rule.
• Free trial: not mentioned on any page we opened.
• Refunds: not stated for Social Vehicle Lister. The maker's Shiftly terms and cancellation policy, read the same day, say all sales are final, no returns, exchanges or refunds, no partial refunds, and cancellations take up to 48 hours to process and take effect at the end of the current billing cycle.
• Billing period: not stated. Shiftly's terms describe recurring subscription fees charged to the card on file, with no period and no figure.
• Setup fee, contract length, vehicle or post limits: not stated anywhere.
• How to buy: no checkout, no sign-up page and no license key instructions. The only working route on a Social Vehicle Lister page is the support form.

What this means if you are shopping

A salesperson paying out of pocket cannot learn what Social Vehicle Lister costs without filling in a form and waiting for a call. A store manager has the same problem plus a second one: the listing has not been updated since April 27, 2025, about a year and a half as of this writing (that arithmetic is ours), while Facebook's vehicle form has changed more than once. The same maker's Shiftly Auto Lister listing shows version 5.0, updated August 28, 2026, with 10,000 users, so the maker's work has moved to the newer product. Anyone who asks for a quote today should expect the conversation to be about Shiftly, priced for the dealership after a demo; that is our reading of the pages, not a vendor statement.

If the extension is already installed and has stopped loading cars or posting them, the price question waits until it works again. Our post on what to do when Social Vehicle Lister stopped working walks through the checks: the Updated date on the listing, a manual post on facebook.com, the chrome://extensions page and the other seller layout, and what to take with you if you switch.

How TurboSell compares

TurboSell is a Chrome extension plus a web dashboard. It imports a dealership's inventory from the dealer website, US and Canada, on every plan, with photos, price and mileage, and posts to Facebook Marketplace under each salesperson's own Facebook login. Prices follow the dealer website after each inventory refresh, and sold cars are marked sold on Facebook, never deleted. The prices sit on one page. The Free plan is 5 cars live at a time, no card, no end date. Seller is $39 a month, $9.99 the first month, or $390 a year, for one salesperson and every car. Store is $199 a month or $1,990 a year for every salesperson at one dealership, with a 14-day free trial. The full table is on the pricing page, and the free plan post explains what five cars live does and does not cover. Get started for free, or write to support@turbosell.co with questions.

Whichever tool you consider, ask the same four questions before you pay: what is the monthly figure, is it per salesperson or per store, is there a trial, and what happens to the listing when the car sells. For Social Vehicle Lister, every one of those answers has to come from the vendor's support form, because none is published. The best posting tools post lines up the published prices of the tools that do publish one.