Launched in 2015, Hollar is an e-commerce dollar store. Pricing at hollar.com is as low as 75 cents, with thousands of product categories including health, office, grocery, home, kitchen, toys, tech, movies, and more. An app is also available on Android or iOS.
Alternatives to Hollar
Vat19
Company: Vat19 | Founder: Jamie Salvatori | CEO: Jamie Salvatori | Since: 2000
Vat19 is an online retailer of novelty items. Sign-up is free. They are proud of curating only the “most curiously awesome products in the world,” delivering same day delivery (to certain US states), and offering zero sales tax (when shipped…
Uncommongoods
Company: UncommonGoods, LLC | Founder: David Bolotsky, Thomas Epting | CEO: David Bolotsky | Since: 1999
Uncommongoods is an online specialty items store, based in New York, USA. It aims to connect independent workers, who sell original creations, and buyers online. They also have their in-house product development team who creates new goods that they offer…
Thinkgeek
Company: ThinkGeek, Inc. | Founder: Jen Frazier, Jon Sime, Scott Smith, Willie Vadnais | CEO: Kathryn McCarthy | Since: 1999
Thinkgeek was launched in 1999 as an e-commerce platform for users to buy and sell t-shirts and unusual gifts. The company has now evolved to offer a broad range of product categories such as electronic gadgets, costumes, toys and food…
Dude I Want That
Company: DudeIWantThat.com
Calling itself “A Geek’s Gift Guide of Gadgets, Gear, and Novelties”, DudeIWantThat.com is an online curator for products sold elsewhere on the web. According to the site’s about page, it’s run by “two people” who scour the internet “for cool…
Final edit: Jan Willem Beumer, editor-in-chief of Mindbogglingmedia