Tired of Glo3D? When You Only Need the Marketplace Part
Glo3D is a 360-degree photography platform first. Facebook Marketplace autoposting is one product among roughly thirty. If the studio is what you use, it's a fine suite. But a lot of dealers end up paying $198 to $395 a month while using one feature: the posting.
The suite tax
Bundles are great when you use the bundle. When you don't, every renewal is a bill for the photography platform wrapped around the one thing you actually open. The honest question: if Marketplace posting were sold alone, what would you pay for it?
What a posting-first tool looks like
Every feature points at one outcome: more of your lot live on Marketplace. Automatic inventory sync from your dealer website. AI-written titles, descriptions, and specs per unit. Reps posting from their own accounts at a human pace, with caps and ramps protecting newer accounts. Coverage tracking so managers can see exactly what share of the physical lot is live, queued, or missing.
That's LotLiftr's whole product. There is no module to find. The posting is the platform.
But what about photos?
You don't need a 360 rig to have listings that look right. LotLiftr's AI photo cleanup strips dealer logos, phone-number banners, and watermark overlays from the photos you already have, and rebuilds the scene behind them so the vehicle is untouched. Cleaned photos flow into posts automatically, and originals are kept so you can revert.
If 360 walkarounds are genuinely part of your sales process, keep a photography tool for that. Just stop paying suite prices for posting.
The math
LotLiftr runs $49 a month for a solo rep, $199 for a dealership, $499 for dealer groups, month to month with a 30-day free trial and no card. Compare that to what you're paying for the suite, minus what the studio features are actually worth to you.
Want the side-by-side version? See the full LotLiftr vs Glo3D comparison, with pricing, features, and switching FAQs.