Social Selling Agent

For dealers of powersports, boats, RVs, trailers and power equipment

Your whole lot on Marketplace. Every buyer booked.

Social Selling Agent reads your website, lists your units on Facebook Marketplace from your salesperson's account, answers every buyer in minutes and books them in to see it.

Paste your website. Your own units, written as Marketplace listings, in about ten seconds.

8:47 PM

When the buyer wrote. Your store closed at 5:30.

2 minutes

Until they had an answer and two times to come in.

Saturday 10:00

On your team’s calendar before anyone was in the building.

How it starts

Ten minutes of yours. Then it runs.

  1. 1

    Paste your website

    The agent reads every unit you have: price, photos, year, make, model, stock number. No feed, no export, no login to your website.

  2. 2

    Sign in to Facebook once

    Your salesperson signs in from their own phone, codes and approvals included. Marketplace lists from a person, so buyers talk to a person on your team.

  3. 3

    Look at your first listing

    The agent fills in your first Marketplace listing and stops before posting. You look at it on your desk and say go.

  4. 4

    It works every day

    A few new listings a day, more as the account settles in. Sold units come down, price changes go up, and every buyer gets an answer.

Every day, on its own

The salesperson who never misses a message.

Lists your units

Three on day one, up to twelve a day after the first week, spaced out the way a person would post. Snowmobiles first in the fall, watercraft first in the spring.

Answers every buyer

From 6:30 in the morning to 10:30 at night, every day, in a few minutes. It answers from the unit, your hours and what you told it.

Books the visit

It offers real times inside your hours, takes the buyer’s number, and books them. Your team gets an email with a calendar invite, and the buyer gets a reminder the morning of.

Keeps Marketplace true

A unit that leaves your website is marked sold on Facebook. A price you change on your website changes on Facebook. Old listings get renewed so they climb back up.

Steps back for your people

The moment someone on your team writes in a chat, the agent steps back from it. Trade values, out-the-door numbers and anything it is unsure of go to you.

Tells you each morning

One short email: what went up, who wrote in, who is coming in today.

What it will never do

It sells like your best person. It never freelances.

  • Quote a price you did not set
  • Promise financing or trade-ins you have not said yes to
  • Say it is a person when someone asks
  • Post anything but your own units
  • Keep going when Facebook says slow down. It rests 48 hours on its own.

One plan

$497 a month

Per store. Every unit, every buyer, every salesperson's account.

  • Your desk on any phone or computer
  • Bookings emailed with a calendar invite
  • A morning summary of yesterday
  • Cancel any time from your desk
Start with your website

You see your first listing before you pay.

Questions dealers ask

Whose Facebook does it use?

A salesperson’s own profile. Facebook Marketplace takes listings from people, not business pages, and buyers trust a person. Add more salespeople to spread the listings out.

Will Facebook shut the account down?

The agent works an account the way a careful person would: a ramp in the first week, minutes between listings, nothing at night, and a 48 hour rest the moment Facebook pushes back. Nobody can promise what Facebook decides, so the agent is built to never look like a flood.

Which websites work?

Most dealer websites publish their units in a form search engines read, and that is what the agent reads. Paste yours above and you will see your own units in about ten seconds. If yours is the exception, we connect your feed with you.

What happens when a unit sells?

When it leaves your website, the agent checks its page, then marks it sold on Marketplace. It never marks a whole lot sold because a website had a bad hour.

Can my team still answer buyers?

Yes. Anyone signed in to that Facebook can answer in Messenger, and the agent steps back from that chat for 12 hours.

What does it cost?

$497 a month per store, with every unit and every buyer included. Cancel any time from your desk.

See your own units as Marketplace listings.