Antique Mall POS Built for Vendors, Booths, and Rent

Generic POS Systems Break Down in Antique Malls

• Vendor sales and balances are unclear or disputed

• Booth rent tracked outside the POS

• End-of-month settlements take hours or days

• No visibility into which booths are profitable

• Send real financial statements to your vendors

• Get rid of the "bag of tags"

• No clear insight into what’s selling or stuck

Antique malls need systems that bring clarity to vendors, rent, and payouts — not more complexity.

Most POS systems are designed for single-owner retail. Antique malls deal with dozens (or hundreds) of vendors, booth rent, commissions, and payouts — and generic systems weren’t built for that complexity.

Purpose-Built for Antique Malls, Not Adapted From Retail

Vendor & Consignor Management

Booth Rent & Fee Tracking

Bank-Style Vendor Ledgers

Automatically apply booth rent and recurring fees without spreadsheets.

Automated Commissions & Settlements

Vendor Performance & Analytics

Store Mapping & Sales Heat Maps

Is Syncrostore right for your Antique Mall?

✓ Perfect fit if you:

✖ Not a fit if you:

• Operate a mall with multiple vendors or booths

• Charge monthly rent or booth fees

• Pay vendors weekly or monthly

• Want fewer disputes and clearer accounting

• Don't work with vendors or consignors

• Only sell your own inventory

Track every sale, rent charge, commission, and payout in a running vendor balance.

Generate accurate vendor settlements without manual calculations.

See which vendors and booths are driving revenue — and which are costing your money.

Visualize performance across your floor to optimize layout and booth placement.

Manage vendors, booths, and inventory with full visibility into sales and balances.

"Syncrostore has been a life change for me and has boosted the efficiency of my business tenfold."

- McCart Street Charm Mercantile

Built for Vendors. Designed for Transparency. Trusted by Real Antique Malls.

Learn more about how Syncrostore supports multi-vendor retail →