About AutoGP
Checked 9 November 2026.
AutoGP is a Chrome extension, with an account and dashboard at autogp.ai, that posts one post to many Facebook groups you have joined, at a pace that protects your account. It is made by Shirman LLC, a small independent software company, and it isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Meta or Facebook. This page says who is behind it, what it does and doesn’t do with your Facebook account, what happens when something goes wrong, and where to check all of this for yourself.
Who makes AutoGP
- Company
- Shirman LLC, doing business as AutoGP. Its legal details are in the terms and the privacy policy.
- Independent
- AutoGP is an independent tool. It isn’t made by, affiliated with or endorsed by Meta or Facebook.
- Contact
- support@autogp.ai, answered by a person.
What AutoGP does, and what it doesn’t
- Does
- Posts one post to many Facebook groups you have joined, one group at a time, with a random wait between groups and different wording in each group if you use spintax. Every group gets a result and a reason.
- Runs where
- In your own Chrome on your own computer, through the Facebook you are already logged in to. Chrome has to stay open while it posts.
- Your password
- AutoGP never asks for your Facebook password. The extension doesn’t request Chrome’s cookies permission, and your Facebook password and login never reach our servers (privacy policy, section 2.3).
- Pace
- On by default: a daily limit that starts careful and grows with the account, posting hours, a stop at Facebook’s first warning and a 24-hour rest after it. How AutoGP protects your account
- Doesn’t
- Post to groups you haven’t joined, or read group rules for you.
- Work on a phone or tablet: it needs Chrome on a computer.
- Promise that Facebook will never limit your account. No tool can; pacing lowers the risk, it doesn’t remove it (terms).
- Judge any tool
- How to tell if a Facebook group poster is safe: nine checks that work for any tool, with AutoGP’s own answers.
When something goes wrong
- A post fails
- The results screen gives the reason for every group that didn’t go through, and each reason links to a help page that explains it. If that doesn’t solve it, use Send feedback in the extension or email support@autogp.ai.
- Facebook warns you
- AutoGP stops the whole run at once and rests the account for 24 hours. Posts already made stay posted.
- Cancelling
- One click on your dashboard, any time. It stops the next renewal, and you keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for.
- Refunds
- Payments are non-refundable except where the law requires a refund, and the free posts are there so you can try AutoGP before paying. If you think you were charged by mistake, email support@autogp.ai from your account’s address and we will look into it. The details are in the terms, section 4.
- Your data
- You can download or delete your account’s data from the dashboard, as the privacy policy explains.
Check it yourself
- Chrome Web Store
- AutoGP on the Chrome Web Store: 4.5 out of 5 from 8 ratings and about 130 users on 9 November 2026. The listing also shows the permissions the extension asks for.
- Trustpilot
- AutoGP on Trustpilot: the profile opened in October 2026, and anyone who has used AutoGP can review it there.
- Facts
- AutoGP facts: plans, limits, pace and what happens on a warning, on one dated page.
- What changed
- Since 28 October 2026 every plan has every feature. Older pages and answers that keep features for higher plans describe the offer before that date. Facts: what changed