Sandy Springs-Based WorthPoint Earns National and Regional Honors

Sandy Springs-based WorthPoint Corporation, the largest online resource for researching and valuing antiques, art, and collectibles, is being recognized for sustained growth and outstanding performance by two premiere business publications.

Inc. Magazine released its 2020 Inc. 5000 list today and it includes WorthPoint as one of the fastest-growing private companies (No. 4,733) in the nation. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the economy’s most dynamic segment – independent, small businesses. Intuit, Microsoft, Patagonia, and many other well-known names gained their first national exposure as honorees on the Inc. 5000. WorthPoint was first featured on the list in 2012.

WorthPoint also captured top honors in the 50 On Fire competition presented by Atlanta Inno and the Atlanta Business Chronicle on August 6. The annual competition recognizes the entrepreneurs and starts-up that are thriving in the region’s tech ecosystem – and the top “Blazers” that are forging new paths and finding innovative approaches to solving problems. WorthPoint was awarded the top “Blazer” award in the B2C category for 2020, highlighting the company’s explosive growth.

“We are proud to be part of the Inc. 5000 once again, and to be recognized by peers and leaders in our hometown,” said Will Seippel, WorthPoint Founder and CEO. “It is especially gratifying to be recognized for great performance at a time of economic disruption. We are 100 percent focused on providing the best resource at the best value for our customers and our partners; to grow and thrive in this environment is a testament to the hard work and ingenuity of our team members across the globe.”

About WorthPoint:

WorthPoint Corporation manages the largest online resource for researching, valuing, and preserving antiques, art, and collectibles. The company’s suite of offerings on WorthPoint.com includes the Worthopedia® price guide, a resource gallery for identifying maker’s marks, autographs, patterns, and symbols (M.A.P.S.), and a digital Library of over 1,200 books on collectible topics. Through data aggregated from 350 online marketplaces and leading auction houses, WorthPoint empowers the antiques and collectibles industry by providing a steady stream of new data each month, building on 525 million archived prices and more than 2.4 billion images to improve pricing transparency for sellers and buyers. Based in Atlanta, WorthPoint has subscribers on six continents.

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