How to List Real Estate on Facebook Marketplace Every Day Without Redoing Each Listing

Why Marketplace works for property

Many people look for houses and apartments straight on Facebook, filtered by their own city. A complete, recent listing shows up for people searching in that area.

The hard part is the routine: with several properties, rebuilding each listing so it looks new again takes hours every week.

What a good property listing needs

Facebook has its own fields for homes, and complete listings earn more trust.

• Whether it is for sale or for rent
• Property type: apartment, house or townhouse
• Bedrooms, bathrooms and price
• The address written the way Facebook suggests it, with city and state
• Good photos, starting with the strongest one as the cover

How to keep properties recent with MarketPilot

In MarketPilot you register each property once, with those details and the photos, and choose one time and the days of the week. At the scheduled time, the extension deletes that property's old listings and publishes fresh copies, rotating the cover between the photos you picked.

For homes, Facebook builds the title itself from the listing details, so you only take care of photos, price and description.

• Homes for sale or for rent
• A report for every round and clicks per listing
• Photos stay on your computer, not on our server
• Rooms in shared housing are not published by the extension yet

Requirements

MarketPilot is a Google Chrome extension for computers and works with one Facebook account per MarketPilot account. The computer must be on and awake, with Chrome open, at the scheduled times.

The Free plan keeps up to 4 listings live at a time. For a larger portfolio, Unlimited costs US$ 5.99 a month or US$ 39.99 a year.