What we’re doing
AntiquesDirectory.com is a national directory for antique stores, thrift shops, flea markets, estate sales, and auction houses — 20,000+ listings across all 50 states, searchable by category, state, city, and specialty. We built it because the existing options were either out of date, stuffed with ads, or so SEO-optimized that the actual information was buried.
Who’s behind it
The directory is operated by Martin Digital Assets LLC, based in Rains County, Texas. The project is run by Chase Martin, who also runs POS Outlet (payment processing and Clover POS for small businesses) and HookPay (payments for the towing industry).
The shared thread through those companies: small, independent operators deserve tools that work as well as the ones built for chains. The antiques and resale world has always leaned local and relational. A good directory should amplify that, not paper over it.
What makes this different
Three things we care about, in order:
- Accurate over impressive. Hours, addresses, and categories matter more than fancy filtering. We’d rather fix a wrong zip code than ship a feature nobody asked for.
- The listings are the product. We’re not trying to be a social network or a marketplace. We’re a directory. Good directories get out of the way.
- Business owners matter as much as buyers. Basic listings are free and will stay free. Paid plans exist for shops that want analytics, events, photos, and payment tools. Nobody gets pushed off the front of the page because they didn’t pay.
For business owners
If you run an antique store, thrift shop, flea market, estate sale company, or auction house, add your listing. Free forever. If you want more — photos, events, analytics, lead forms, card-processing integration — see the pricing page.
For collectors & hunters
Browse by region, estimate the melt value of old jewelry or coins, or hop into the forum. An account is free and unlocks favorites, trip lists, and a badge-based leaderboard.
Get in touch
Wrong info on a listing? Feature idea? Weird bug? Press inquiry?
hello@antiquesdirectory.com
This is version one of something we plan to keep improving. If something’s missing, there’s a decent chance we know — or we don’t, and we’d love to hear about it.