1.4/5
PissedConsumer rating
34 reviews
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Historical sold-price database for antiques and collectibles
Depends
DependsBuy if you resell vintage or rare antiques and will run enough lookups to justify ~$29–47/month.
Powerful sold-price database for antique specialists; overkill for casual flippers, with loud billing and app complaints.
1.4/5
PissedConsumer rating
34 reviews
~$29.99/mo
Starting price
All Access is $46.99/mo
7 days
Free trial
auto-bills after
1B+
Database size
historical sold-price results
Many resellers call it not worth the monthly cost
App redesign drew heavy user backlash
Largest sold-price database, marks, digital library
BBB refund and billing complaints
Uses Worldpay FraudSight; no public vulnerabilities found
~$29.99/mo
$37.99/mo
$46.99/mo
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Resellers who price rare vintage items find it valuable, but many call it overpriced for common items and complaints about billing and the app are loud.
“Worthpoint is worthless. It's a money hungry scam.”
“I personally feel it's a waste of money for what I sell”
“Worthpoint is a good tool for researching value”
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