The form is brutal
Fourteen fields, half of them dropdowns whose wording never matches your inventory. “Wind Chill Pearl” isn’t an option. “Pickup” isn’t either.
Built for the floor, not the back office
Every car on your lot.
Posted before lunch.
PostUp puts your dealership’s recent inventory on your phone, writes the listing, and fills out the Facebook Marketplace form for you. What took twelve minutes a car takes about forty seconds.
Made for salespeople who would rather sell cars than retype VINs.
POSTUP🔥 12
TODAY’S RUN
3/5
7 CARS ARE INVISIBLENever posted anywhere. Oldest: 62 days.
NEW
$34,1202025 Toyota Camry XSE
NOT POSTED ANYWHERE
~40sTarget time from car to reviewed listing
14Marketplace fields visibly filled
4Listing voices ready to regenerate
100Recent vehicles available per rooftop
The problem
You already know Marketplace sells cars. You just don’t have twelve minutes each.
Your lot changes daily
The unit you listed Tuesday sold Wednesday. New ones landed Thursday. Keeping listings honest becomes a second job nobody pays for.
You can’t just automate it
Marketplace has no public listing API. The post needs to come from your account, with you reviewing it and choosing Publish.
How it works
Three taps, start to posted.
Connect your rooftop
Type your ZIP and tap your dealership. PostUp loads its cached recent vehicles, including available photos, prices, mileage and VINs.
Pick a car, hit Launch
AI writes the listing in one of four voices—straight, hype, family or deal. Edit, regenerate and choose the photos you want.
Marketplace fills itself
The real Facebook page opens inside PostUp. Tap Fill Form, review every field, then you hit Publish and move to the next car.
The secret sauce
The real form.
Filled in front of you.
PostUp runs inside your own Facebook session. It translates the feed, watches every field land and keeps a manual override one tap away.
Your account, your session
Sign into Facebook once, in your own name. PostUp never posts as anyone else and never publishes in the background.
Values translated automatically
“Wind Chill Pearl” becomes White. “Pickup” becomes Truck. Your feed’s wording maps to what Facebook offers today.
Nothing fails silently
Every field ticks off in front of you. If Facebook moves something, you see exactly what missed.
A manual override that always works
Tap any value in the car drawer straight into the focused field. A form change never leaves you stranded.
Price$34,120✓
Mileage12✓
Year2025✓
MakeToyota✓
ModelCamry✓
Body styleSedan✓
ExteriorWind Chill Pearl → White✓
InteriorBlack Leather → Black✓
ConditionNew → Excellent✓
Fuel typeUnleaded → Gas✓
TransmissionAutomatic✓
Clean titleChecked✓
DescriptionAI copy · 284 chars✓
Photos5 uploaded✓
Everything around the post
A daily sales cockpit, not another feed viewer.
Recent rooftop inventory
Browse a launch snapshot of up to 100 recent active vehicles for every populated Treasure Coast dealership.
AI copy in four voices
Straight, hype, family or deal. Same car, different buyer. Regenerate until the listing sounds like you.
Stories and TikTok too
The same photos become an Instagram Story canvas or animated vertical walkaround, with the caption copied.
A daily run you can hit
Five cars a day, a streak that counts and every unit still invisible to buyers. Aging inventory turns urgent.
A queue, not a memory test
Live, scheduled, drafts and expired listings in one list, with nudges when it’s time to publish or refresh.
Proof you can show a GM
Messages, sold units, gross attributed and time saved—plus a floor view for the teams that need it.
The difference
Thumb-typing versus ignition.
BY HANDWITH POSTUP
Time to prepare one car10–14 minutesAbout 40 seconds
Typing the 14 fieldsAll of it, by thumbOne visible fill run
Color, body and fuel wordingGuess and retryMapped automatically
PhotosSave, find, re-uploadSelected and uploaded
Listing copyA blank box at 7pmWritten in four voices
Knowing what is unpostedA note app, probablyOn the Lot screen
Pricing
One car can pay for a year.
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For one salesperson
Solo
—/mo
Billed to you, not the store.
- Up to 100 recent rooftop vehicles
- Unlimited Marketplace workflow
- AI copy, all four voices
- Full autofill + car drawer
- Instagram Stories & TikTok
- Your personal scoreboard
Most popular
For a sales floor
Floor
—/user/mo
Five seats minimum. Billed to the store.
- Everything in Solo
- Floor leaderboard & daily goals
- Manager posting activity view
- Team invitations and roles
- Rooftop-wide coverage report
- Priority support
For a dealer group
Rooftop
Custom
Multi-store and multi-brand.
- Everything in Floor
- Multiple rooftops under one account
- Centralized billing and access
- Dedicated floor onboarding
- Custom inventory normalization
- Feed integration planning
Subscription terms, trial eligibility and exact localized prices are shown before purchase in the app.
Questions
The ones everybody asks first.
Will this get my Facebook account banned?
PostUp is not a background publishing bot. It opens the real Marketplace page in your own logged-in session, fills the form, and shows the result. You review the listing and tap Publish yourself every time. Facebook can change its services or policies, so no third party can promise account outcomes; PostUp is deliberately designed to keep you in control.
What happens when Facebook changes its form?
Every field reports back as it lands, so a miss is visible. The car drawer remains available underneath the page: focus a field, tap the matching value, and keep going. The adapter is versioned so fixes can be tested and shipped intentionally.
Where does my inventory come from?
For the Treasure Coast launch, search by ZIP and select any populated local rooftop. PostUp stores a MarketCheck snapshot of up to 100 recent active vehicles per dealership, including available photos, prices, mileage, trim and VIN. Normal app use reads that snapshot and does not trigger paid inventory calls.
Can my manager see my numbers?
Only within a Floor organization. The manager view covers posting activity, attributed leads, sold units and entered gross. It does not read your Facebook messages or customer conversations.
Does it post automatically on a schedule?
No, deliberately. Scheduling queues the car and nudges you when it is time. You still open the listing, review it and tap Publish.
How do subscriptions work?
Purchases are handled by Apple in the PostUp app and subscription access is managed through RevenueCat. The app always shows the current localized price, trial eligibility and renewal terms before you confirm.
Your next unit is sitting on the lot right now.
Connect your inventory and prepare your first listing in minutes.