AutoLander

AutoLander: inventory posting software for dealerships on Facebook Marketplace

AutoLander is a native desktop application, paired with a cloud service, that car dealerships and independent sellers use to post their inventory on Facebook Marketplace. The tool connects to the inventory source the dealership already uses — CarGurus, Cars.com, DMS exports from vAuto, DealerCenter, Frazer, CDK, Tekion or HomeNet, SFTP or CSV files, or the dealership's own website — and builds a posting queue from it. Each listing is prepared with photos, mileage, price and description, and posted through the user's own Facebook session at a controlled pace.

How it works in three steps

The process starts by connecting the existing inventory source, with no need for a new system of record or re-entering data. AutoLander builds a posting queue, prepares each listing and posts while respecting Meta's eligibility rules and listing limits. The source is then checked periodically: new units are queued, price changes are updated and sold vehicles are removed so buyers stop asking about cars that are already sold.

Posting and management features

The platform posts vehicles with photos, mileage, price and description; keeps asking prices aligned with the source; removes sold units; enhances listing photos with artificial intelligence without repainting or fabricating the vehicle; and tracks which posts generated buyer conversations and sales. It supports cars, trucks and recreational vehicles (RVs) or campers, posting each in the correct Marketplace category.

Deliberately limited scope

AutoLander does not reply to buyers or manage the Marketplace inbox; the dealership team reads and answers every conversation in Messenger. It also does not post to other platforms such as Craigslist, OfferUp or eBay Motors, nor does it override Meta's eligibility rules, listing limits or terms. The tool does not invent vehicle data: unknown mileage stays blank instead of being estimated, and AI photo editing never changes the actual color of the car.

Target audience

It is aimed at franchise and independent used-car dealerships in the United States, Canada and Spanish-speaking Latin America that want whole-lot coverage of their inventory on Marketplace without a dedicated poster. Also for Spanish- and French-speaking dealers and sellers, since the app, the listings and the Facebook session run in English, Spanish or French, with miles or kilometers depending on the dealership. It also serves dealer groups with multiple rooftops that need to keep inventory separate per store, individual sellers posting their own units, and RV and camper dealers that require the specific RV/Camper category. It is not suitable for those who need multi-platform posting, automated replies to buyers or markets outside the United States, Canada and Spanish-speaking Latin America.

Plans and pricing

Plans start at $39 per month (Starter, 5 posts daily), $59 per month (Growth, 10 daily) and $79 per month (Pro, 15 daily), with dealer and multi-rooftop plans from $117 per month. Every demo includes 5 free posts and requires no credit card. Prices are published and require no quote.

Inventory integrations

CarGurus and Cars.com are supported directly. vAuto, DealerCenter, Dealer.com, HomeNet, Frazer, CDK and Tekion integrate via a custom feed or export; most dealership websites can be read directly, and SFTP and CSV uploads are supported.

Platforms and technical operation

AutoLander is a native desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux, combined with a cloud service that stores inventory and handles billing. The desktop application controls the Facebook session, so it runs on the user's machine rather than in a browser tab.

Customer feedback

The company collects user testimonials, such as Jim from Cox Chevrolet, who says it is the best listing software he has used; Jullian, a salesperson at Lexus of Montgomery, who averages 2 to 3 sales per week attributed to the tool; and Zac, a salesperson at Westgate, who sold 3 units in one week and received 15 messages in a day. These quotes come from customer messages to the AutoLander team in September 2026, according to the company, and reflect results reported by those customers, not a promise.