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TurboSell – Chrome extension that posts a dealer’s inventory to Facebook Marketplace, Pages and profiles (free to start)

Sep 25, 2026
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Hi all. I’m Jignesh, I run TurboSell. Posting our product thread the way AutoLister Pro did in March, with the same request: tell us what’s missing.
What it does
  • Imports your inventory from your dealer website or from the sites you already list on (AutoTrader, Cars.com, CarGurus, Edmunds and about fifteen more). No DMS feed needed.
  • Writes a unique description per vehicle with AI. No two cars share copy.
  • Posts to Facebook Marketplace, your Business Page and personal profiles from the salesperson’s own browser and login. Nothing runs from our servers with your session.
  • Optional nightly scheduler: pick the cars, it posts a steady batch each evening.
  • Price changes on your site push to the live listing; sold cars come down automatically.
Pricing, since that’s the first question here
  • Free: 5 listings, no card.
  • Solo $72/mo (one rep), Team $125/mo (2 seats), Max $175/mo (3 seats). 16% less billed yearly.
  • Per store, not per user. A store with four reps is one Max plan plus a seat, not four subscriptions.
What we want from you
  1. Managers: does a rep-level tool with a store-level plan make sense, or do you want the manager dashboard first?
  2. What would make you trust any Marketplace tool with a rep’s personal account?
  3. Which inventory source are we missing?
Link: turbosell.co. Chrome Web Store listing is on the site. Two-minute demo video there too.
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Jignesh, founder of TurboSell, introduces his Chrome extension that pulls dealer inventory from existing listing sites and posts to Facebook Marketplace, Business Pages, and salesperson profiles using AI-generated descriptions and automated scheduling. The thread is framed as an open feedback request modeled after a similar product launch on the forum, inviting dealers to identify gaps in the feature set. The post is cut off before pricing details are revealed, leaving a key part of the pitch incomplete.

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