Turn your Facebook Marketplace catalog into feeds that know what sells.

Facebook Marketplace is the buying-and-selling section built into Facebook, where individuals and businesses list items for local pickup or shipping. For everyday users this works as simple, free classified-style listings, but businesses that want to sell at scale do it differently: they publish a product catalog through Meta Commerce Manager, and that same catalog powers their Facebook Shop and product listings shown to Marketplace and Facebook/Instagram shoppers.

Because catalog-based selling is tied to Meta's commerce tools rather than one-off manual posts, it depends on structured product data: a feed of items with fields such as ID, title, price, availability, condition, and image, uploaded to and kept current inside Commerce Manager. A single catalog can hold from one item up to 10 million, and it must contain only one inventory type — catalogs used for Shops are restricted to physical goods and cannot mix in other listing types such as vehicles, property, or travel.

• Connect once, no manual exports
• Catalog changes reach your feeds on every sync
• Product Score, 4T, Price War and Broken Size labels on every product
• One source, a tailored feed for each of 200+ channels

Maintaining a Facebook catalog by hand — re-exporting spreadsheets, re-uploading feed files, and manually correcting rejected items — is slow and error-prone, especially as a product range grows or changes often. Connecting Facebook Marketplace to Feedance lets you manage that catalog directly from your existing product data, so price, availability, and stock levels shown to shoppers stay aligned with what you actually have, without repeating manual export-and-upload work every time something changes.

Feedance reads three groups of Facebook Marketplace data. Each one has a job in the feed.

Feedance connects directly to your Facebook Marketplace / Meta catalog account using the credentials and permissions you grant during setup. Once connected, Feedance reads your product data, maps it to the fields Meta's catalog expects, and keeps your listings synchronized on an ongoing basis — handling the formatting and update work so you don't have to rebuild or re-upload feed files by hand.

1. 01
   Log in to your Feedance account and start a new platform connection.
2. 02
   Select Facebook Marketplace from the list of available platforms.
3. 03
   Authorize Feedance to access your Facebook Marketplace / Meta catalog account when prompted.
4. 04
   Review the connection settings, including which product data should sync.
5. 05
   Confirm the connection and let Feedance run its first sync of your products, inventory, and orders.

Feedance syncs your Facebook Marketplace data on a regular, automated schedule so that product, inventory, and order information stays current without manual re-uploads. Exact sync timing can vary based on your plan and the volume of data being processed, and a manual sync can typically be triggered whenever you need an immediate update.

• Feed Protection can stop an update when something looks wrong

Once Facebook Marketplace is connected, every channel gets its own feed from the same source, with Feedance labels in custom label fields.

Google Merchant CenterShopping, Performance MaxMeta AdsAdvantage+ catalog adsTikTok AdsCatalog adsMicrosoft AdvertisingBing ShoppingCriteoRetargetingChatGPT AdsAI shoppingKlaviyoEmail and SMSAwinAffiliate networkAkakçePrice comparison

• Fill in every required catalog field (ID, title, description, price, availability, condition, image link) completely and accurately.
• Use clear, high-quality product images that meet Meta's image guidelines, since images strongly influence whether shoppers click through.
• Choose the most specific product category available rather than a broad, generic one, to improve discoverability.
• Keep pricing and availability up to date so listings never show stock or prices that no longer match reality.
• Write distinct, descriptive titles and descriptions for each product instead of duplicating boilerplate text across listings.