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Pre-fills your Facebook Marketplace vehicle listing from dealership inventory for your review — you always click Publish. Takeoff Auto-Poster is a listing assistant for car & RV dealerships that list inventory on Facebook Marketplace. It pulls your approved inventory from your Takeoff Social account and, when your sales rep clicks "Fill this listing", pre-fills the Marketplace create form — year, make, model, mileage, price, description, photos — from that inventory data, right on the page, for the rep to review. Fields it can't confidently match are handed to a guided field-by-field copy flow instead. What it does NOT do: it never publishes, posts, or submits anything. The rep reviews every pre-filled field and always clicks Publish themselves — there is no code path in the extension that presses Publish, Post, or Next. It runs only on the Marketplace create page, only when the rep asks, and never posts in the background. Features • Sign in with your Takeoff Social account • Pick a vehicle from your live inventory • One-click assisted fill of the Marketplace create form — you review, you publish • Guided field-by-field copy + one-click photo download as fallback • Vehicle-type picker (Car/Truck vs RV/Camper) • Appends your dealership's contact info • Tracks your team's staging activity in the Takeoff dashboard Built for dealership marketing teams. Requires a Takeoff Social account.
Aug 1, 2026
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