October 20261459 finds · 4 agents · free
The China spreadsheet for every agent.
Weidian and Taobao finds with photos, seller prices and a buy link at the agent you already use. Pick it once — every card follows.
Buy links for
The sheet
1459 finds, one sheet
Seller prices in euros, converted at the day's rate, before the agent's fee and shipping. Your agent converts at its own rate, so its total can differ slightly. Tap a photo for the QC pictures, or the button to open the item at your agent.
By category
A spreadsheet per drawer
Each has its own page, with what to check in the QC photos for that kind of item.
The short answer
What is a China spreadsheet?
A China spreadsheet is a list of products from Chinese marketplaces — Weidian, Taobao, 1688 — with links that open each item at a shopping agent. The agent buys the item in China, photographs it for you, and ships it to your country.
The first ones were literally shared Google Sheets: a column of links, a column of prices, a column of notes. They still work, but they go stale, break when a seller relists, and only carry one agent's links. This one is built from a maintained catalogue, so every row has photos, a category and a working link — and you choose whose link it is.
- 1
Seller in China
Weidian, Taobao or 1688 listing
- 2
Agent buys it
Paid in your cart, sent to their warehouse
- 3
QC photos
Photographed on arrival — you approve or return
- 4
One parcel home
Combine items, pick a line, pay freight
Link converter
Found it somewhere else?
Paste a Weidian, Taobao or 1688 link — or another agent's link — and get the same item at Kakobuy, Litbuy, Oopbuy and USFans.
Convert a linkThe agents
Four agents, one list
Kakobuy
1,459 finds linked
- Converts links from
- Weidian, Taobao, 1688
- How its links work
- Takes the seller's full link as a parameter, so any marketplace converts.
Litbuy
1,453 finds linked
- Converts links from
- Weidian
- How its links work
- Item pages addressed by marketplace and item number.
Oopbuy
1,453 finds linked
- Converts links from
- Weidian
- How its links work
- Same link shape as Litbuy: marketplace, then item number.
USFans
1,453 finds linked
- Converts links from
- Weidian
- How its links work
- Numbers the marketplace in the path instead of naming it.
FAQ
About the China spreadsheet
What is a China spreadsheet?
A China spreadsheet is a list of products from Chinese marketplaces — mostly Weidian, Taobao and 1688 — with the links that open each one at a shopping agent, who buys and ships it for you. The name comes from the shared Google Sheets the community started with. This one is a website: searchable, sorted by category, with photos, and with a link for each agent we can link to.
Which agents does this spreadsheet work with?
Kakobuy, Litbuy, Oopbuy and USFans. Choose one with the buttons at the top of the page and every buy button switches to that agent. Kakobuy links cover every item; a few items are not linked at the other three, and those cards say so instead of sending you somewhere broken.
Is the price on a card what I pay in total?
No. It is the seller's price for the item, in US dollars. The agent adds its service fee, the seller's shipping to the agent's warehouse in China, and later the international shipping to you. Your cart at the agent itemises every charge before you pay.
Do I need an account to use the spreadsheet?
No. Everything here is readable without signing up anywhere. You need an account at a shopping agent only when you decide to order, because the agent is the one buying.
Where do the QC photos come from?
From the catalogue this sheet draws on, where each item has its own page with the photos taken of it — seller pictures and warehouse QC shots. The QC button on every card opens it. When you order yourself, your agent photographs your exact item when it reaches the warehouse.
How often is the China spreadsheet updated?
The list is read live from the catalogue on every visit, so a find added today is on the sheet today. The page itself is rebuilt now and then — this copy is from October 2026.
Is it legal to buy through a China spreadsheet?
Buying through a shopping agent is ordinary cross-border shopping. What you may import, and what duty you owe, depends on your country's rules and on the goods — including trademark rules on branded items. Check your own country's customs guidance before you order; nothing here is legal advice.