Posting a listing to Facebook Marketplace by hand takes 15–30 minutes, so a small group of tools has appeared to do it for you. They differ more than their names suggest: some only fill in the Marketplace form, some also write social posts, and some are built for property managers with dozens of vacancies. This guide compares five of them.
| Tool | Pulls listing from | Posts to | Price | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZillowLister Pro | Zillow listing page | Facebook Marketplace, Instagram, TikTok | $99/mo per agent; $799/mo brokerage | No |
| Property Promoter | Zillow listing page | Facebook Marketplace; drafts for Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, Facebook Page | $99/mo, or $948/yr | First listing free |
| Z Lister | Not stated | Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Groups, Craigslist | Not published | Not stated |
| The Lazy Poster | Listings built in its own portal | Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist | $125/mo for the plan with real estate | $10 first month |
| Leasey.AI | Rental listings | Facebook Marketplace and 48+ rental sites | By demo | Not stated |
A Chrome extension that reads a listing from its Zillow page and posts it to Facebook Marketplace in under a minute, then shares it to Instagram and TikTok. It fills the rental fields (laundry, parking, air conditioning, heating), adds a branded banner with your name, brokerage, phone, and headshot to the photos, and can post up to 7 houses in one click with Auto Pilot. Listings can be updated, renewed, or removed afterward.
Property Promoter pairs a Chrome extension that fills the Marketplace form from a Zillow listing with written posts for Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, and your Facebook Page. It writes new-listing, price-reduction, open-house, and sold posts, and you review each one before it is published.
Z Lister is a Chrome extension that posts listings to Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Groups, and Craigslist. Its store listing also describes importing FSBO listings into a CRM, adding Zillow reviews to your website, and creating open house events on Facebook.
The Lazy Poster is a general-purpose scheduler for Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist. You build listings in its portal, group them into campaigns, and set a schedule; it can repost automatically and post from several accounts. It serves resellers and car dealers as well as landlords and investors.
Leasey.AI is a leasing platform for property managers. It posts rentals to Facebook Marketplace and 48+ rental sites, answers Messenger inquiries automatically, pre-qualifies leads with screening questions, and lets them book showings.
Marketplace is free, and at one or two listings a month the manual route is reasonable. Our step-by-step guide to listing a house on Facebook Marketplace covers every field, and the Marketplace rules for real estate apply whichever way you post.
It depends on what you need. ZillowLister Pro posts from Zillow to Marketplace, Instagram, and TikTok with branded photos and a flat brokerage price. Property Promoter adds written posts for Google Business Profile and LinkedIn. Leasey.AI is built for property managers.
Yes. Posting by hand is free and takes about 15 to 30 minutes per listing. Some tools also let you try them cheaply: Property Promoter posts your first listing free, and The Lazy Poster's first month is $10.
Some can. ZillowLister Pro fills in Facebook's rental fields, Leasey.AI is built for rentals, and The Lazy Poster lists landlords among its users. Check each tool's site for rental support.
ZillowLister Pro posts through your own Facebook profile, the same way a manual post would. For other tools, check how they post before you connect your account.
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