For antique malls, vendor malls & consignment shops
Every aisle of your shop, online.
Every piece you list — from every booth and every consignor — goes on your own website, where anyone can find it, day or night. And it’s live: when an item sells at the counter, a shopper who already has its page open sees it change to “Just sold” within seconds, without refreshing. Your register, your sellers’ portals and their payout statements all run on that one inventory.
Live inventory
Your whole floor. Online and live.
Shops that sell other people’s things hold hundreds or thousands of one-of-a-kind pieces, and keeping a separate website in step with the floor is hard. AllAisles makes the website and the counter the same shelf.
Open when you’re closed
Shoppers browse every booth at 11 on a Sunday night. With online checkout switched on, you come in Monday to a paid order on the pull list.
Found far past your town
A collector three states away can find the exact piece they’ve been hunting — and, with online checkout, pay and have it shipped, quoted by weight.
Built to prevent double-selling
Each piece is locked while a payment goes through. If the counter and the website reach for it at once, the first payment completes and the other buyer is told it just sold before their card is charged.
No second job
Nobody re-types anything. The listing that prints the price tag is the listing on the website — with its photos, price, and which booth it’s in.
Online card checkout is in final testing. It runs through each shop’s own Stripe account and is switched on for a shop only after it passes verification. Until then your storefront shows your live inventory and you sell in store. The demo’s payments are simulated.
How it works
List it once. It’s online and at the register.
List it
A dealer, a consignor or your staff adds a piece — from a phone, with photos — and prints its barcode tag.
It’s online
As soon as it’s saved it’s on your website, searchable alongside every other booth, showing shoppers exactly where to find it.
It sells — anywhere
At the register, or online at any hour. Whoever pays first gets it.
Everything updates
The website, the register, the pull list, the dealer’s or consignor’s statement and your “recently sold” room — updated together, automatically.
A real online store, included
Not a Shopify add-on you pay for separately. Shoppers browse every booth on your domain, in your colors — and, with online checkout, buy for pickup or shipping.
One checkout for the whole mall
Scan the tag, take cash, card, check or gift certificate. Every sale — counter or online — splits itself between the shop and the dealer or consignor automatically.
Listing service that pays you
Dealers who won’t list online? List for them. AllAisles adds your listing fee to those items automatically and takes it out at the sale.
Who it’s for
Any shop that sells other people’s things.
One checkout, many owners’ items, and a split to pay out — that’s what AllAisles is built for.
Antique & vintage malls
Dealers rent booths; you charge booth rent, a commission, or both. Every dealer gets a login the day their booth is assigned.
Consignment shops
Consignors bring items in; you sell them and keep your side of the split. Consignment periods, automatic markdowns and an end-of-term list for returns and donations are built in, and consignors check their items and payouts online instead of calling.
Craft, maker & booth-rental shops
Makers and vendors rent space or shelves. Same split, same payouts, one online store for everything in the building.
The problem it solves
Most shop software stops at the register.
Selling online usually means bolting a separate store onto your back office — another subscription, another setup, and inventory that can drift out of sync. AllAisles is one system, so the website and the floor work from the same records.
If it’s on the site, it’s in the building.
When a piece sells online, it’s marked sold at the register too — scan its tag and the register says it’s sold. It lands on your staff’s pull list, sorted by booth, so someone walks the floor once.
- Pickup orders turn “ready” — and the shopper is emailed — when the last piece is pulled
- Shipping orders get a tracking number, emailed to the shopper
- Sold pieces move to a public “recently sold” room that shows shoppers your stock really moves
The split is worked out at the moment of sale.
Set each dealer’s commission once. AllAisles freezes the split onto every sale — commission, listing service, card fee — so every statement is ready to print on payout day, not a weekend with a spreadsheet.
Everyone gets their own view
Built for the people who actually run the shop.
Owners
Rates, payouts, reports and exactly who on staff can do what.
Floor staff
Register, pull list, pickups and shipping. Nothing they don’t need.
Dealers & consignors
Their items, sales and statements — from home, any time.
Shoppers
Every booth in one search, with pickup or shipping at checkout.
Guided setup
We set it up and teach your team.
We configure your shop and train your team to list inventory and print barcode labels. Your staff or sellers enter, photograph, price and label the merchandise.
Walkthrough
30 minutes on your booths, rates, rent, consignment terms and how you pay sellers.
Configure
Your storefront and domain, seller terms, tax settings you provide, registers and receipts — plus one agreed import from usable files.
Train
Your team learns to list items, add photos, print and attach barcode labels, and run the register and seller workflows.
Launch
Your storefront opens with the inventory your team has listed. We host it, back it up and keep it updated.
Try it right now
Walk the demo mall.
ACME Antique Mall is a fictional mall with dealers, consignors and hundreds of items. Shop it as a customer, ring up a sale, list an item as a dealer, follow a consignor’s markdowns, or run payouts as the owner.
Working out your own rates? Try the free commission & payout calculator for malls and consignment shops.
See your shop on AllAisles.
Walk through the live demo on your own, or book 30 minutes and we’ll show it with your booth count, your rates and your floor plan in mind.