For car and RV dealers
Bulk post cars to Facebook Marketplace, without the burst
Posting a lot by hand means one form per car, twenty photos each, and a description every time. TurboSell takes the cars straight from your dealer website and posts them to Facebook Marketplace under your own login, one listing at a time, so a 200-car lot goes up without you typing a single form.
Three steps
- Scan your website. Paste the address. TurboSell reads most dealer websites and the listing sites you already use. A 200-car lot usually imports in under a minute, photos and prices included.
- Pick the cars and press Queue. All of them, or a filter such as used only, under a price, or a few makes. Each car gets its own description, which you can edit first.
- Let it post. TurboSell works through the queue with gaps between listings, from your Chrome while you work, or overnight on a schedule with the computer off.
Why not post them all in an hour
Facebook restricts accounts that list dozens of vehicles in minutes, and every bulk tool that fires listings as fast as possible is risking your account, not its own. TurboSell spreads the queue out and keeps each listing distinct: its own photos, its own description, its own details. Read our account-safety guide for what gets dealers restricted and what doesn't.
Keeping 200 listings current
Bulk posting is the easy half. The hard half is Tuesday, when three cars sold and two prices dropped. After each inventory refresh, TurboSell pushes price changes to the live listings, marks sold cars sold on Facebook (never deleted), and lines up the new arrivals for you to queue. Cars that arrive without a price or without photos wait in “Needs attention” until your website has them.
What it costs
- Free: 5 cars live at a time, no card, no end date.
- Seller, $39 a month: every car, one salesperson.
- Store, $199 a month: every seller at one store, new hires included.
Details on the pricing page.
Questions
How many cars can I bulk post in a day?
TurboSell has no posts-per-day plan tiers. It spaces the queue out over hours rather than firing 200 listings in a row, because Facebook treats bursts as spam. Our guide on how many cars to post per day covers the pattern that works.
Can I bulk post from a spreadsheet or CSV?
No. TurboSell reads your dealer website or the vehicle listing sites you already use, so the cars, prices and photos come from the place you already keep them current.
Do I have to write a description for each car?
No. Each car gets its own description written from its data, ending with your sign-off. You can edit any of them before they post, or set your own prompt for the whole lot.
Can the whole sales team bulk post?
Yes, on the Store plan. A manager adds sellers by email, and each seller posts under their own Facebook login. One price covers every seller at the store.
What happens to the cars that sell?
The Facebook listing is marked sold when a refresh finds the car gone from your website. It is never deleted.