Every car you've got, in front of local buyers, every day. More inquiries, more deals with your name on them.
I sell cars for a living, and I built LotLift because I was sick of losing my afternoons to Marketplace postings.
Runs on your own PC. Set up in about ten minutes.
Your lot. All of it, one at a time.
Every car on that lot is a listing somebody types out by hand. Year, make, model, price, mileage, photos. One vehicle at a time. Then a price drops, or a car sells, and you do it again.
Every minute of that is a minute you're not on the floor. And the up that walks in while you're typing? It goes to whoever's standing there.
Three steps, done once. After that, your whole lot stays on Marketplace without you touching a thing.
Download the installer and sign in with Google. No account to create, no password to invent.
Paste the web address of your used-inventory page and log into Facebook once. LotLift reads the year, price, mileage, and photos automatically.
Vehicles go up on a steady, human-like schedule. Check the dashboard whenever you want; you don't have to.
Marketplace is where local buyers are already looking. Your whole lot stays live there, whether you're closing a deal, on a test drive, or already gone for the day.
No new spreadsheet, no separate data entry. LotLift reads the same used-inventory page your website already publishes.
Listings go up spaced out over the day, not dumped all at once, the way a person posting by hand actually would.
Pause it or resume it with one click, and see exactly what's been posted, any time.
No shortcuts that put your Facebook account at risk. LotLift is honest about how it works because that's what actually makes it safe to run every day.
One plan. If it brings you one extra deal a month, it's paid for itself several times over.
Post your whole inventory, no per-listing fees. Cancel anytime, no contracts.
$298/month is under $10 a day. On most pay plans, a couple extra deals a month is the difference that bumps you to the next tier, and that pays more on every deal you write.
Get startedSubscribe here first, then download the installer. Sign in with the same Google account on your PC and you're unlocked immediately.
No. LotLift signs into Facebook inside its own browser session on your PC, the same way you would by hand. Your password is never sent to us or stored anywhere by LotLift.
A Windows PC, a Google account to sign in with, a Facebook account you're comfortable posting from, and the web address of your store's used-inventory page (most dealership sites already have one).
Yes. LotLift is a small, independent tool, so it isn't yet signed
with a certificate Windows recognizes automatically. When you see
the SmartScreen warning, click More info, then
Run anyway. It's expected, and it's the only unusual
step in setup.
New accounts ramp up gradually by design. Posting your whole lot instantly is exactly the kind of pattern Facebook flags as automated. LotLift paces listings out like a real person would, which is what keeps your account posting reliably over time, not just on day one.
Yes. There's no contract. Cancel from inside the app whenever you want and you won't be billed again.
Subscribe, download, sign in. Ten minutes of setup, and every car on the lot is working Marketplace for you.
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