AntiqueTrack review
AntiqueTrack combines multi-vendor POS, leases, payouts, inventory, and optional online sales.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AntiqueTrack is a cloud-based point-of-sale and management platform for antique malls, vintage shops, and other multi-vendor retailers. It brings checkout, commission rules, booth assignments, leases, rent collection, vendor payouts, inventory, and reporting into one system. Vendors can access portals and mobile or desktop tools to view sales, manage stock, receive notifications, and review real-time balances. The product is aimed at small, mid-market, and enterprise operations, with web, iOS, and Android support.
Pricing is handled through a sales inquiry, with the vendor directing prospective mall customers to a demo or sign-up process. Deployment covers cloud and mobile use, while support is available by ticket and phone. The published integration list includes Rate Tracker and Deja Vu payment terminals. PCI DSS compliance is listed, and ACH supports vendor payouts and digital rent collection. Optional online sales and vendor storefronts connect to the in-store POS, extending sales channels without changing the central inventory workflow.
AntiqueTrack’s strongest fit is a multi-vendor retailer that needs operational depth beyond checkout: vendor portals, custom commission handling, lease generation, rent tracking, gift-card sales and redemption, multi-location dashboards, barcode-enabled inventory, and AI-assisted descriptions, pricing suggestions, and analytics. Stores focused mainly on a simple single-vendor register may find this broader structure unnecessary. Businesses wanting a large published integration catalog or self-serve plan selection should compare alternatives before requesting a demo.
AntiqueTrack pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Multi-vendor checkout applies commissions automatically at point of sale.
- Vendor portals cover inventory, rent, sales, balances, and payouts.
- Lease, ACH, gift-card, and multi-location tools support mall operations.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is handled through a sales inquiry rather than listed plans.
- Listed integrations are limited to Rate Tracker and Deja Vu terminals.
- Online storefronts are optional, so the core workflow centers on in-store retail.
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