For car and RV dealers
Facebook Marketplace auto poster for car dealers
TurboSell reads the cars on your dealer website and posts them to Facebook Marketplace under your own Facebook login. One listing per car, with that car's photos and its own description, spaced through the day or overnight. A Chrome extension and a web dashboard, nothing to install on a server.
What gets posted
- Year, make, model, trim, price, mileage (kilometres for Canadian dealers), colour, transmission and fuel type from your website.
- Up to 20 photos per car, in your website's order or the order you set in the dashboard.
- A description written for that car, ending with your own sign-off. Your phone number only if you typed it in.
- The listing goes to Marketplace. The same car can also go to your dealership's Page, your profile and Facebook Groups.
Where the cars come from
Paste your website address and TurboSell scans it. It reads most dealer websites and the vehicle listing sites you already use, so there is no feed to set up and no spreadsheet to maintain. After each inventory refresh, new arrivals show up in your dashboard, price changes push to the live Facebook listings, and cars that left the website are marked sold on Facebook.
How the posting happens
- Install the Chrome extension and sign in to Facebook in the same browser. The connection is confirmed by itself.
- Pick the cars you want up and press Queue. Or turn on the overnight schedule and set how many cars a night.
- TurboSell posts them one by one with gaps between listings, from your browser while you work or overnight with the computer off.
Cars with no price or no photos on your website wait in “Needs attention” instead of going up half-finished.
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.
Full detail on the pricing page. To see how TurboSell compares with other posting tools, read the comparison index.
Questions
Does it post as my dealership Page or as me?
Marketplace vehicle listings come from a personal Facebook account, because that is how Facebook Marketplace works for individual sellers. TurboSell posts them under the Facebook login you connect in the extension. The same car can also go to your dealership's Page feed, your profile feed and Facebook Groups.
Will it post my whole lot at once?
No. Listings go out one at a time with gaps between them, either while you work in Chrome or overnight on the schedule. Nothing posts until you press Queue or turn the schedule on.
Do I need to keep my computer on?
Not for the overnight schedule. Once Facebook is connected in the extension, the night batch runs with the computer off, using that connection. Posting as you work needs Chrome open.
What happens when a car sells?
When the next refresh sees the car gone from your website, TurboSell marks the Facebook listing sold. It never deletes a post, so the listing's history and messages stay.
Does it work for RV dealers?
Yes. RV dealer websites import the same way, with the RV's own fields, and the listing lands in the right Marketplace category.