From your lot to live listings in minutes.
A shared workflow from import to review and posting. The first step — pulling a hundred cars off a dealer site — starts first and runs in the background while you set up the rest.
Paste your website URL
ListLot auto-detects your dealer platform and pulls every vehicle — photos, specs, prices. No feed, no DMS integration, nothing to authorize. The first sync runs in the background while you set the rest up.
We write the listing
Copy is generated from decoded VIN specs and the options actually detected on the car, tuned per channel for Marketplace, Craigslist and Instagram. It is grounded in vehicle data; review every draft against the actual car before publishing.
Add photos from your phone
Open the phone page, pick the car by stock number, and shoot. GPS and EXIF location data are stripped server-side before anything is attached, and the first photo becomes the cover buyers see in the grid.
One manager approves the lot
The review station puts copy, photos and specs in front of one person as three gates. Review details and correct the draft before preparing a listing for posting.
The extension fills the form
Open Marketplace or Craigslist and the ListLot panel helps fill supported fields and attaches the photos. Craigslist autofills almost completely; Marketplace fills the text fields, with per-field copy buttons for its custom dropdowns.
You click Publish
The final click is always yours — you review the details before posting. From there ListLot tracks the listing against its platform's cadence and tells you the day it is due for a repost.
The final Publish click is always yours.
Facebook Marketplace has no posting API and flags automation hard — a banned account takes your whole lead pipeline with it. So ListLot automates everything expensive and tedious, and stops one keystroke short. That is the difference between a tool you can trust with your account and a bot that gambles it.
Before you start
Does ListLot post to Facebook Marketplace automatically?
No, and that is deliberate. ListLot fills the posting form for you and stops — you review it and click Publish yourself. Automated submission is what gets dealer accounts restricted, and the account is where your leads live.
What do I need to set up before the first sync?
Your dealership website URL. ListLot detects the platform behind it and reads your live inventory directly, so there is no feed to configure and no DMS integration.
Which platforms does it post to?
Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and Instagram. A single vehicle produces correctly formatted copy for each, and reposting cadence is tracked per platform.
How long does it take to get a lot listed?
Timing depends on your inventory source, photo volume and review process. We walk through a sample with you during the demo so you can assess the work involved.
Stop posting cars by hand.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you an access code the moment your spot opens — with launch pricing for early dealers.
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