Tightbeam turns dealership inventory into polished Marketplace listings your team can publish in a couple of clicks — no re-typing a VIN, no spreadsheets, no busywork.
No bots, no spreadsheets, no re-typing VINs. Tightbeam does the heavy lifting; your salesperson clicks Publish.
Connect your website, a CSV, or your DMS feed. Your live lot lands in Tightbeam automatically — nobody re-types a thing.
Photos cleaned up, specs decoded from the VIN, and a polished description written for every unit — ready before anyone touches it.
A salesperson opens the draft, tweaks anything they like, and publishes — fast, and squarely within Facebook's rules.
Live on Facebook Marketplace in about six minutes per vehicle — and every listing is logged and attributed back to your floor.
Because posting runs through one platform, every listing is logged, attributed, and tracked.
Every vehicle, every draft, every post — in one place management can finally see.
A quiet widget lives in the corner of Marketplace — think Grammarly or a password manager, but for car listings. It matches the vehicle, pulls the draft, and fills every field; your salesperson just reviews and clicks Publish.
Salespeople used to post on personal accounts management couldn't see. Now every listing is logged and attributed — so you know who posted what, what's live, and what's getting buyers.
Not the kind Facebook penalizes. Tightbeam fills the listing for you — the way Grammarly or a password manager fills a form — and your salesperson clicks Publish from their own account. You get the speed without the bot behavior that gets accounts flagged or banned.
Your salesperson's own account, from their own browser, exactly as they already post today. Tightbeam just removes the re-typing and gives management visibility.
Connect your website, upload a CSV, or wire up your DMS feed. Your live lot syncs automatically, so nobody re-enters a VIN or a price.
About six minutes from draft to live, per vehicle. Photos are cleaned up and the description is drafted before your team ever opens it.
Yes — that's the point. Every listing is logged and attributed to the person who posted it, so you can see what's live, who posted it, and what's getting buyer messages.
See Tightbeam on your own inventory. We'll walk your team through a live listing in fifteen minutes.
