The cost of Facebook Marketplace is the hours it takes to post well and keep every listing right, and the deals lost while a buyer waits for an answer. Here is what changes with LeadEyePro, with your own numbers.
Every row is work a salesperson or a manager does today, by hand, or does not do at all. That second case is the expensive one.
Set the team, the volume and the gross. The result is yours, not a promise of ours.
Move the sliders to your store. The assumptions behind each number are written out below the calculator.
That is what a careful Marketplace listing takes by hand: title, price, up to twenty photos in a sensible order, a description, the detail fields, the location and the groups. LeadEyePro does every step from your website, so the eight minutes become one click.
Checking your own listings for a price that moved on the website or a unit that sold takes about ten minutes a day per salesperson, twenty-two working days a month, when it is done at all. The Inventory Manager does the comparison and shows only what needs a click.
We default to half an extra deal per salesperson per month, one every other month. It comes from three things: every unit on the lot is on Marketplace instead of the few someone got around to, every price is right so buyers trust the listing, and a buyer gets an answer while they are still looking. Set it lower if you like; the hours stand on their own.
The Facebook groups each listing can also be offered to, the listing-click numbers on the Manager Hub, and the calls you stop getting about units that sold last week. None of those are in the calculator.