// Posting Manually vs. AutoPosting Pro

Looking at Posting Manually? Compare it against AutoPosting Pro.

Typing each vehicle into Facebook Marketplace yourself — photos, specs, description, then renewals and removal when it sells, one listing at a time. AutoPosting Pro uses a site-specific reader in the customer's Chrome profile, verifies the extracted inventory before it updates the cloud, and prepares Facebook Marketplace listings through that same signed-in browser. Current per-vehicle renew and delist tools prefer a recorded listing link but may fall back to vehicle-title matching, so results must be reviewed. The public extension includes Marketplace Messages and a customizable salesperson-written template responder. Studio subscribers also have Studio-gated AI photo editing and inventory-grounded buyer drafts in the public extension. In review mode, those drafts never auto-send and require confirmation of the exact words and recipient. Check the active reply mode and handoff settings in your installed app. The preview shows an updated interface and review flow with the same confirmation requirement; Studio is available now.

There is no vendor on the other side of this comparison — just an honest accounting of what this route costs in hours and consistency, so you can run your own numbers.

$9.90 first month · then $29.90/mo · unlimited vehicles · cancel anytime

Side by side

Our column is on the record. The other column describes how this route typically plays out — your mileage is the whole point.

What this approach looks like
  • Zero software cost — the spend is your own hours, on every single listing
  • Full control over every word and photo
  • Renewals, delists and buyer replies compete with everything else on your plate
Where listings come from
AutoPosting Pro

A site-specific reader runs locally in your Chrome profile and uploads dealership inventory only after validation. It has no fixed dealership-vendor list; incomplete or unsafe candidates are held for review.

Posting Manually

You retype year, make, model, price and mileage, and re-upload photos for each car.

Platforms covered
AutoPosting Pro

Facebook Marketplace through your signed-in Chrome profile. Selected Facebook Groups are available when Facebook offers them; Page and Instagram publishing are optional desktop workflows, and TikTok is an explicit-click helper.

Posting Manually

Facebook Marketplace through your own account, one listing at a time.

Who writes the descriptions
AutoPosting Pro

AI captions written per platform, with your own prompt add-ons for tone, financing lines and phone number.

Posting Manually

You write each description yourself.

After the post goes up
AutoPosting Pro

In the public extension, per-vehicle renew and delist tools prefer a recorded Marketplace permalink but can fall back to vehicle-title matching on the signed-in account’s Your listings page, so results must be reviewed. Studio subscribers also have Studio-gated AI photo editing and inventory-grounded buyer drafts in that public build; in review mode, drafts require confirmation of the exact words and recipient. Check the installed app's active reply mode and handoff settings. The interface preview updates the interface and review flow. Studio is available now.

Posting Manually

You track renewals and sold units by hand, and answer every message personally.

Pricing
AutoPosting Pro

$9.90 first month, then $29.90/mo — unlimited vehicles, cancel anytime.

Posting Manually

No software cost — the cost is your time on every listing, renewal and delist.

The seven questions to ask any auto poster

Put Posting Manually and AutoPosting Pro through the same seven questions. Our answers are on the record below — get theirs by honestly tallying your own hours and compare.

01 · Ask this
Is the vehicle count capped, or priced per listing?
Our answer

Unlimited vehicles on every AutoPosting Pro plan. A 40-car lot and a 900-car lot pay the same $29.90/mo.

02 · Ask this
What does the first month cost to try it?
Our answer

$9.90 for the first month, then $29.90/mo. Cancel anytime — no contract, no per-vehicle fees.

03 · Ask this
Where do the listings come from?
Our answer

Any public dealership inventory website is in scope. A site-specific reader runs in the customer’s Chrome profile and gathers VINs, prices, mileage and vehicle-owned photo galleries. The complete candidate is verified before it can update cloud inventory; an unsafe refresh leaves the last known-good lot in place. Once payment and the required website-and-Chrome setup are complete, we have three calendar days to get verified inventory working—or we refund the first month.

04 · Ask this
Who writes the descriptions?
Our answer

AI prepares editable Marketplace listing copy from the vehicle’s verified facts, dealership description and features, plus your own instructions for tone, financing lines and contact details.

05 · Ask this
What happens after the post goes up?
Our answer

Current per-vehicle lifecycle controls prefer a recorded Marketplace link but can fall back to vehicle-title matching on the signed-in account’s Your listings page, so results must be reviewed. Public Marketplace Messages also includes a configurable salesperson-written first-response template.

06 · Ask this
Does it look like a dealership ad or an owner post?
Our answer

Photo controls help detect dealer-banner frames, keep each gallery tied to the correct VIN, and let the salesperson hide or reorder images. Studio subscribers can also create an optional AI background edit reviewed beside the original; Studio is available now.

07 · Ask this
Do posts go through your Facebook account or someone else’s?
Our answer

Your own signed-in Facebook session in the Chrome extension. Marketplace posting is visible, paced and tied to the salesperson’s account; there is no shared posting account or third-party Marketplace API.

Questions dealers ask about Posting Manually

What does posting manually actually involve per car?

Retyping year, make, model, trim, price and mileage, downloading photos from your website and re-uploading them, writing a description, then later renewing the listing and deleting it when the car sells — multiplied by every unit on the lot.

When is manual posting the right call?

If you move a handful of cars a month, doing it by hand costs nothing but time and keeps you in full control. Automation starts paying for itself as the lot grows and the renewal and delist backlog piles up.

What changes with AutoPosting Pro?

Your dealership website becomes the source: a site-specific reader runs locally in Chrome, verified inventory is uploaded to the cloud, AI drafts inventory-grounded captions, and Marketplace listings are prepared through that signed-in Chrome profile. The public extension also includes Marketplace Messages and a customizable salesperson-written template responder. Current per-vehicle lifecycle actions prefer a recorded Marketplace permalink but can fall back to vehicle-title matching on the signed-in account’s Your listings page. Facebook must expose the relevant control, and results should be reviewed. $9.90 first month, then $29.90/mo, unlimited vehicles.

Unlimited vehicles. $9.90 to find out.

Verify your dealership inventory, sign in to Facebook in the same Chrome profile, and review your first Marketplace listing. First month $9.90, then $29.90/mo, cancel anytime.