Autorestage Vehicle Poster

List your dealership vehicles on Facebook Marketplace and keep every buyer message in one place.

Autorestage Vehicle Poster puts your own vehicle inventory in a side panel beside Facebook, so one dealership can list its cars on Marketplace without retyping a single field. HOW IT WORKS Sign in with your Autorestage account. The panel pulls the vehicles you already hold — year, make, model, trim, mileage, colour, price and the studio photographs — and shows them as a list. Pick the cars you want up, press Post, and the extension fills the Marketplace form for each one in turn. WHAT IT DOES • Your inventory, in the side panel. Every vehicle with its price and its photographs, on the machine that is signed in to Facebook. • Studio photographs, not phone snapshots. Cars photographed through Autorestage go up with the finished renders. • A daily cap you set. Decide how many cars a day may be posted; the count resets at midnight and a post that fails frees its slot again. • A queue you can watch. It works through the cars you chose, one at a time, and can be paused. • Marketplace, Timeline or Groups. You choose where a listing goes. • Descriptions written for you, or your own. Length and the fields to include are yours to set. • Buyer messages kept, and answered from your dashboard. Marketplace threads are read and stored with your dealership, so every enquiry becomes a lead. Write the reply in Autorestage and the extension types it into the right Facebook conversation on this computer — you never have to find the thread again. Dealerships that subscribe to Autorestage AI replies can have those answers drafted and sent automatically; that is off unless the dealership turns it on, and it can be turned off at any time. • Listing sites you already use. On CarGurus, Autotrader, Cars.com, Carsforsale and a Google dealership page, an "Add to Autorestage" button puts a vehicle into your inventory. WHAT IT NEEDS An Autorestage account (autorestage.com) and a Facebook account you are signed in to on this computer. The extension posts as you, on your machine; it never holds your Facebook password and it binds to one Marketplace profile so a dealership posts under one account only. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO It does not post on its own: a car goes up because you chose it. It does not touch any account but the one you are signed in to. It does not message anyone you have not messaged first — it only answers buyers who wrote to your own listings, and only with words from your own dashboard. It does not sell, share or advertise with your data. Questions: support@autorestage.com