You sell at an antique mall and resell online. List both in one place on EstateSaleFinder so local buyers can search exactly what you carry — and walk straight to your booth #.
First 10 items free. No commission. No card required.
Buyers have to physically walk every aisle of every antique mall hoping to stumble across what they want.
Your items show up in local search results. Buyers find you before they leave the house.
You have no website. No way to show what's actually in your booth right now.
Your booth gets its own page with your live inventory, your booth number, and your mall's address.
You discount every weekend trying to move slow inventory to whoever happens to walk by.
Buyers who already want what you carry get notified the moment you list it. No discounting required.
You don't need a website. You don't need to know anything about tech.
Add your booth number and the name of your antique mall. That's it — buyers will know exactly where to find you.
Take a photo of each item. Our Ai identifies it and suggests a price using real sold data. No writing required.
When someone searches for what you carry — vintage Pyrex, cast iron, mid-century furniture, whatever it is — your booth shows up with your exact location.
No shipping. No fees. No commission. Ever. They come to you, in your booth, at your mall.
Riverside Antique Mall — 1234 Main St, Nashville TN




Your booth profile — visible to every local buyer searching for what you carry.
Jessica — Booth #47, Riverside Antique Mall, Nashville TN
Before: Jessica had 200 items in her booth turning over slowly. She'd lower prices every weekend and still watch the same items collect dust.
After: She listed her best 40 items on EstateSaleFinder. Buyers messaged her, picked up same-day. She moved $1,800 of inventory in 3 weeks — items that had been sitting for 4 months.
$1,800 moved in 3 weeks
One tap. Every booth piece comes back with period & maker, hallmarks decoded, three-tier pricing, and real auction comps — the same homework top dealers spend an hour on.
Item
American aesthetic-movement, incised geometric carving, original porcelain casters.
Period
Aesthetic / Eastlake
Circa
1880–1890
Region
Northeast U.S.
Maker
Likely Berkey & Gay (unmarked)
Auction
$180–240
Retail
$425
Wholesale
$120
Booth tag at $425 leaves 10–20% room to negotiate; floor is $340.
Brunk Auctions
Mar 2025 · similar carving, no casters
$210
1stDibs dealer
Jan 2025 · restored, asking
$485
Skinner
Nov 2024 · hammer, average condition
$195
Wax only — no oil. Disclose original finish vs. refinished; buyers pay 25–40% more for original. Note any drawer-runner repairs.
Unlimited research briefs are included with Booth Max.
See Booth MaxEvery sale and item you publish is scored against the same checks Google uses — title, meta description, structured data, photo alt text, and local signals. You write what you have. We make sure people find it.
Excellent visibility
Same formula your dashboard runs on every listing.
One photo in. Captions, hashtags, and ready-to-post graphics out — for every platform that matters. No copy-paste. No Canva. No "what do I write?"

Just unpacked: a signed Lane Acclaim walnut credenza, c. 1962. Mid-century lines, original hardware, finish in lovely shape. Estate sale this Saturday — first 30 minutes are members only.
List your first 10 items free. No card required. Takes about 10 minutes.