The Shiftly alternative built for the whole lot
Shiftly Auto is an enterprise platform with enterprise pricing and enterprise contracts. LotLiftr gets the same job done for a fraction of the cost: sync your inventory once, hit List, and every unit opens as a pre-filled Marketplace post from your rep's own account. No long contract, no four-figure monthly bill.
Are you tired of Shiftly?
Dealers usually look for a Shiftly alternative for two reasons: the price and the contract. Shiftly's publicly reported pricing runs around $1,000 a month, typically on longer-term agreements. That math works for big groups. For most independent and mid-size dealers, it doesn't.
LotLiftr starts at $49 a month, month to month, and every signup gets 30 days free with no card. You get AI-written listings, per-rep tracking, and posting pacing designed to keep accounts off Facebook's radar. If it doesn't move units, cancel in two clicks.
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A tenth of the spend
A single rep is $49/mo and a whole dealership is $199/mo. You can run LotLiftr all year for less than a quarter of a typical enterprise contract.
Live in an afternoon
Point LotLiftr at your inventory page, set your listing location once, and your reps are posting the same day. No onboarding project.
Leave whenever
Month to month, cancel anytime. We keep dealers by working, not by contract.
Common questions about switching
Is LotLiftr a good Shiftly alternative?
Yes, if you want your inventory on Facebook Marketplace without enterprise pricing. LotLiftr syncs your lot, pre-fills every Marketplace listing with AI-written copy, and tracks per-rep posting, starting at $49/mo with no contract.
How is LotLiftr different from Shiftly Auto?
LotLiftr is self-serve and month to month, with a 30-day free trial and no card required. Every post publishes from your rep's own Facebook account at a human pace, with daily caps and warm-up ramps that reduce the risk of account flags.
Can I switch from Shiftly to LotLiftr easily?
Yes. LotLiftr reads inventory straight from your dealer website, so there is no feed migration. Most dealers are synced and posting on day one.
