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Set your dealership type to powersports and descriptions talk about units and test rides. The AI Responder uses the same words when buyers text.
Powersports and marine dealers
AutoLens for powersports is AutoLens dealership software set up for powersports and marine dealers. It gets motorcycles, ATVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, boats and personal watercraft onto Facebook Marketplace without retyping them. It answers the buyer texts that come back with an SMS AI Responder.
It speaks your language, too: units instead of vehicles, test rides instead of test drives, and VIN, HIN or serial numbers as the identifier.
Each unit is filed under the matching Marketplace vehicle type, and the inventory filter only shows the types you stock.
Powersports demand follows the weather. Boats, personal watercraft and street bikes draw attention as the snow melts, side-by-sides and ATVs carry through summer and hunting season, and snowmobile shoppers start looking in the fall, well before the first real snowfall.
That means the units you list on Marketplace should change through the year. With AutoLens the whole inventory is already captured, so shifting what’s listed is a matter of choosing units, not re-entering them. The readiness badge tells you which in-season units are missing photos or a price before they go up.
Set your dealership type to powersports and descriptions talk about units and test rides. The AI Responder uses the same words when buyers text.
The writer describes each unit from its own specs, so a touring bike and a sport bike don’t get the same paragraph. See AI vehicle descriptions.
Connect the inventory export your dealer management system or website provider already produces and it syncs every hour, so new units show up without anyone scanning them. Units in transit or on order come in held, not posted. See inventory feeds.
The extension collects the largest version of each gallery photo your website serves, rather than the thumbnail.
On plans with the AI Responder, a buyer asking “is the sled still available?” gets an answer from your live inventory and an offer to come in for a look.
Sales staff share one inventory and each lists from their own Facebook account, with the Posted screen showing who listed what.
Marketplace shoppers usually start with a category and a distance, then scroll photos. A unit with a clear first photo, the right category, an honest price and the details a rider cares about (engine size, kilometres or hours, what’s included) is the one that gets a message.
AutoLens covers the parts you control: the right vehicle type, the photos in order, a price, a short description written from the unit’s own specs, and a contact number that goes to someone who will answer.
Our first dealership on an inventory feed is a powersports and marine store, so much of AutoLens was shaped by boats, sleds and side-by-sides rather than sedans.
Worth knowing before you decide, not after.
Marketplace’s vehicle form has no category for an outboard on its own, so they aren’t listed as vehicles.
Facebook Marketplace only. AutoTrader, Kijiji and other sites are not supported.
Sold units stop being prepared again, but taking a live listing down is done by hand.
AutoLens reads your inventory; it doesn’t do deals, service or parts.
Book a demo and we’ll run it on a unit from your own website.
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