Why sellers add a video
Buyers flip through vehicle photos fast. A walkthrough strings the same photos into one smooth tour, from the outside to the cabin, cargo space and engine bay, so the listing feels like a quick look in person.
Short vertical video is also what Facebook Marketplace, Instagram Reels and TikTok put in front of people. A walkthrough gives you something to post the day the vehicle is listed, and again after a price drop.
What you send us
The listing link or your photos, plus the year, make, model, trim and mileage, and the features you want called out, such as a new set of tires, a tow package, heated seats or a recent service.
The best results come from a full set: front three-quarter, both sides, rear, wheels, dashboard, front and back seats, cargo area and engine bay. For a boat or RV, add the deck or living area, galley, helm or cockpit, and sleeping areas.
What you get back
A vertical 9:16 cut for Marketplace, Reels and TikTok and a horizontal 16:9 cut for your dealer site, YouTube and listing pages that accept video, with on-screen callouts for the details buyers ask about.
Accuracy comes first
The video shows what your photos show. We never remove scratches, dents, wear or damage that appear in your photos, and we do not add options, trim or features the vehicle does not have. Callouts use the details you give us, so please double-check the year, mileage and features. You review every video before you post it, and you are responsible for following the advertising rules that apply to you as a dealer or seller.
Pricing
Cars, trucks, motorcycles and equipment are $49 each, and boats and RVs are $79 each. Add-ons such as music, a branded intro and outro, and rush delivery are shown when you order. Dealers listing several vehicles a month can book a call to set up a simple way to send them.