Oopbuy Spreadsheet categories, read with the bills in mind
Sixteen catalogue categories, what a spreadsheet actually is, and how a find you click here becomes a product bill and then a parcel bill on Oopbuy.
All sixteen categories
The wall runs from rings and chains to trainers. Under each label is one practical note about the parcel bill, because that is the bill most Oopbuy coupons reduce: a coat can fill a box on its own, while a dozen rings add almost nothing.
Rings and chainsPocket-sized; adds grams, not volumeCategory
Sunglasses and framesAsk the seller for a hard caseCategory
BeltsBuckles are the heavy partCategory
WristwatchesBatteries can narrow the routesCategory
Caps and hatsStructured crowns take box spaceCategory
Scents and gift setsLiquids: check the line firstCategory
TeesLight; easy to add to a parcelCategory
Women's picks (search)A keyword search, not a categorySearch results
Sports kitsName and number options varyCategory
GadgetsInspected by appearance onlyCategory
DenimCompare waist in centimetresCategory
JoggersFleece weighs more than it looksCategory
Hooded sweatshirtsHeavyweight cotton adds up fastCategory
Bags and totesVolume weight can beat real weightCategory
Coats and shellsPuffers fill a box on their ownCategory
TrainersThe shoebox counts toward sizeCategoryWhat is the Oopbuy Spreadsheet catalogue, card by card
Despite the name, a spreadsheet here is not a document of rows. It is a catalogue of product cards that other shoppers have already found, grouped into categories you can browse. Each card shows a photo, a shortened title, the shop price and a link to the original listing on a Chinese marketplace.
The point of a catalogue like this is to skip the hardest part of buying through an agent: finding a listing worth pasting. You browse in English, open the card, and copy the listing link into Oopbuy. From there the order follows the agent's process: payment, purchase, warehouse inspection, then shipping.
Prices on cards are shop prices at the time the card was made. They are not Oopbuy prices, they do not include freight to the warehouse, and no coupon has been applied. Treat the price as the start of the product bill, not the end of it.
From a card to Oopbuy, step by step
Open a card and check the listing: the seller, the variants, the size chart. Copy the link from the listing page. On Oopbuy, paste it into the search box; the official guide says links from Taobao, 1688 and Weidian are supported, and other links go through a DIY order form.
Choose the variant and quantity and pay. That payment is the product bill, and it is the only point where a product coupon (the L1 and L2 tickets) can apply. Freight from the seller to the warehouse is part of this bill.
Once the item arrives in Xiamen and has been photographed, you build a parcel and pay the second bill. That is where shipping coupons apply. Read the parcel coupons page before you submit, because the minimum spend on a spend-and-save ticket is measured against this bill.
Why this spreadsheet: how this list is kept
This catalogue pairs product discovery with practical seller, QC and parcel guidance. The reward desk adds a second check: which bill a coupon targets, and which details still need confirmation in your account.
Every code and fee on the site carries the date we read it from an official page, and links to that page. We do not rank codes or call any of them the best one. We do not add up savings for you: when a coupon is a percentage with no stated cap, we print the percentage. And when the operator has not written a rule, we say so in those words instead of filling the gap with a guess.
If a category is unavailable, try the catalogue search with a specific product description. Recheck the listing before paying; the change log on the help page records what moved and when.
How to judge a category before you shop it
Categories behave differently once they reach the warehouse. Small accessories can still add packaging or repeated charges. Include them only if you wanted them already; do not buy unnecessary items to reach a shipping coupon minimum. Bulky categories are the opposite: one puffer jacket or one pair of boxed trainers can push a parcel into volume pricing.
Some categories carry line restrictions. Watches and gadgets may contain batteries, and scents are liquids; both can narrow the shipping lines you are offered, and the cheaper line might not be one of them. Check the line before you buy, not after the item is sitting in the warehouse.
The choosing page covers sellers, items and the inspection photos in more depth.
Check the purchase before choosing a coupon
The catalogue provides category discovery and seller links; the guide supplies the decisions a photo cannot make. This site also separates product discounts, parcel discounts, points and cash balances so that an offer does not distort the item budget.
It cannot guarantee stock, seller reliability, legality, authenticity or current prices. Recheck the original listing and agent quote. A useful Spreadsheet should keep working links, dated policy explanations and clear limits. Try those tests on these pages too: browse one category, inspect a seller and read the applicable return guidance before trusting any promotion.