Straight answers.

It brings in your dealership’s used vehicles from its website and fills in Facebook Marketplace’s vehicle form for you. You check each listing and press Publish.

Car sales reps who post their dealership’s used vehicles on Marketplace, and dealerships that want their whole team posting.

Desktop Chrome, the Facebook account you already post from, and your dealership’s website address. You can sign up on your phone; posting happens in Chrome on a computer.

You’re posting your dealership’s vehicles, so check with your manager first.

No. OpenList is not affiliated with Facebook or Meta.

No. You post from your own Facebook account in your own Chrome. We never ask for your login and never read your messages.

No. It fills in the form. You check the listing, set your location and press Publish. We never press Publish.

Facebook sets its own rules for Marketplace, and we can’t promise how it treats any account. OpenList keeps posting close to doing it by hand: your own account and your own Publish click.

We read your dealership’s public website, so there’s no feed or file to set up. Some websites take longer to bring in, and Pip emails you when your vehicles are in.

The first 10 photos for each vehicle, from your dealership’s website. You pick which ones go on the listing.

Under 5 seconds after you click Post to Facebook. By hand, the same listing takes about 15 minutes.

We check your website daily. Your Listed page shows “Sold: take it down” or “Price changed”, so you know what to update on Facebook. You make the change on Facebook yourself.

No. Your edits change that listing only. Your dealership’s website stays as it is.

7 days on your own inventory, up to 35 vehicles, no card needed. When it ends, choose a plan to keep posting.

Yes. Your plan stops renewing, you keep posting until the end of the period you paid for, and then you move back to Free.