Marketplace.
Postwise keeps your Marketplace shelf full while you keep the calendar full — through Facebook's own composer, on the cadence you set.
Open on a Tuesday, not a to-do list.
The truck is loaded, the phone is quiet, and the last Marketplace post went stale nine days ago. That is the shape of a slow Tuesday — not because the work is not out there, but because your storefront in the local feed quietly fell off the top of the page while you were on a job. Postwise is built for that Tuesday. It keeps your services posted, fresh, and pinned to the top of the feed across the cities you actually drive to, so the phone rings before you notice the calendar has a hole in it.
What Postwise does on your behalf.
It posts.
Each service you sell — insulation, gutter guards, HVAC tune-ups, whatever it is — goes onto Facebook Marketplace across the cities you actually drive to. Driving-radius, from a list of Facebook-confirmed locations, never nationwide.
It rotates.
Every repost cycles a fresh photo and a fresh copy variant from the pool you approved, so the same job never looks like the same ad twice. Deterministic rotation — nothing is generated behind your back.
It revives.
When a listing expires, Postwise drives Facebook's own renewal flow to relist it in the background. You never lose the placement, and you never have to open the app to fix it.
The composer handoff — why this is not a bot.
Postwise never forges a request to Facebook. It opens Facebook's own composer, fills the fields the way your hand would, and commits the post through Facebook's own submit path — the same button your thumb would tap.
Every post is a real post, from your real account, through Facebook's real composer.
Facebook sees a normal human posting from a normal browser, because that is literally what is happening — Postwise is the operator sitting at the keyboard.
- 1Postwise prepares the post
- 2Facebook's composer opens
- 3You (or auto-send) confirm
- 4Facebook posts to Marketplace
Rotation, cadence, and the anti-stale layer.
Contractors do not lose Marketplace because they stopped posting. They lose it because the same photo and the same three sentences repeat until Facebook's ranker treats them as noise.
Each cycle Postwise picks a fresh photo and copy pair, tracks which cities it hit this week, and queues the next repost on the cadence you set — daily, every other day, twice a week. Deterministic rotation from the pool you have approved. No AI writing your ads behind your back.
Guardrails you set, not defaults you inherit.
- You pick which services get posted.
- You pick which cities they run in — driving-radius, from Facebook-confirmed locations, never nationwide.
- You pick the cadence, and Postwise will not exceed it.
- You can pause, edit, or take manual control on any single post, any time, from the panel.
Postwise is the operator. You are still the owner.
Questions contractors ask in the first five minutes.
Will this get my Facebook account flagged?
Postwise drives your real composer, the same path your thumb would take. Facebook sees a normal human posting from a normal browser — because that is what is happening. Nothing is forged and nothing bypasses Facebook's own submit path.
Do I have to write the ads?
No. You approve a pool of photos and copy once. Postwise rotates from that pool — nothing is generated behind your back.
What happens if a post expires while I am on a job?
Postwise drives Facebook's own renewal flow to relist it in the background. You keep the placement without opening the app.
Can I still post manually?
Yes, any time, from the same panel. Manual overrides never fight the schedule.
What cities does it hit?
Only the ones you add, and only from the set of Facebook-confirmed locations Postwise supports. Driving-radius by default, and you can prune the list any time.
What if I want to stop for a week?
One toggle, one click. Postwise pauses cleanly and resumes on the same rotation.
See it fill a Tuesday.
Watch the panel drive Facebook's own composer end to end — no account, no download.
The demo runs in your browser — no account, no download.