shouldiuse.io

Report

Should I Use WorthPoint?

worthpoint.com·Analyzed 4 hours ago··Based on 10 sources

Historical sold-price database for antiques and collectibles

Depends

Depends

Buy 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.

Confidence: Medium

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

Value for money2

Many resellers call it not worth the monthly cost

Ease of use2

App redesign drew heavy user backlash

Feature depth4

Largest sold-price database, marks, digital library

Support quality2

BBB refund and billing complaints

Security posture4

Uses Worldpay FraudSight; no public vulnerabilities found

Pros

  • Largest price-guide database: over 1 billion historical results¹
  • Integrates maker's marks database and digital library
  • 7-day free trial before paying²
  • Recognized research tool for resellers and antique dealers³

Cons

  • 1.4/5 rating from 34 PissedConsumer reviews
  • Mobile app widely panned after redesign
  • BBB reviewers allege billing and refund failures
  • Many resellers find it a waste for their inventory

Gotchas

  • highBBB user says owed $144.95 after five months; cancellation complaints recur
  • mediumTrial auto-renews into paid subscription after 7 days²
  • mediumTier jumps: ~$29 base, $37.99 with Marks, $46.99 All Access³
  • mediumNew app version triggered a wave of negative reviews

Best for

  • Vintage and antique resellers
  • Rare one-off item pricing
  • Maker's mark research
  • Appraisers and estate dealers

Not for

  • Casual flippers of common items
  • Anyone wanting free comps
  • Occasional lookups from estate cleanouts
  • Buyers expecting a purchase marketplace

Pricing

Standard / Price Guide

~$29.99/mo

  • Price Guide database
  • 7-day free trial

Price Guide + Marks

$37.99/mo

  • Adds maker's marks database

All Access

$46.99/mo

  • Full database, marks, digital library

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

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.
BBB customer review
I personally feel it's a waste of money for what I sell
Reddit, r/Flipping
Worthpoint is a good tool for researching value
Google Play review

Alternatives

Compare WorthPoint with each alternative.

Full analysis

Based on 20+ public sources including Reddit, Trustpilot, BBB, PissedConsumer, and independent pricing reviews.

Sources

  1. WorthPoint homepageworthpoint.com
    official
  2. official
  3. review
  4. review
  5. review
  6. review
  7. review
  8. PissedConsumer — WorthPoint reviewsworthpoint.pissedconsumer.com
    review
  9. review
  10. security

Rate this review

Anonymous. You can change your vote.

Loading votes…

Ask a follow-up

Ask if a use case fits. Answers stay inside this report and its sources.

    Comments

    One queue. No replies. Give a display name first. Limit: 7 comments per day.

    Save a name to write a comment.

    No comments yet.