Kakobuy Spreadsheet

The Kakobuy Spreadsheet here, in plain terms

On these pages, the Kakobuy Spreadsheet means a catalogue of product finds, sorted onto shelves the way a shop sorts its floor: sneakers, denim, coats, bags, watches and so on. Each card points to a single listing on a Chinese marketplace, with the seller's photos and a price in yuan. You browse a shelf or type a brand, a style or a colour into the search box, then open the listing that looks right.

What you do with that listing is the part this site cares about. If you have a Taobao or Alipay account and are happy to check out in Chinese, you can buy it yourself, have the seller post it to your Kakobuy warehouse address, and send it abroad as a transfer order. If you would rather not, paste the same link into Kakobuy and its buyers place the order. Both routes end in the same warehouse and the same waybill screen.

Card prices are what the seller asked in yuan when the card was last read. They are not Kakobuy prices, and the checkout total on either route adds postage and the outbound line. The catalogue page covers reading a card before its link goes anywhere.

Box check-in answers seven questions with Kakobuy's own rules

Box check-in takes the facts you already know about a parcel heading to Kakobuy: where it comes from, whether a transfer order exists yet, whether you have the tracking number, the state of the outer box, what is inside, how many pieces, and whether it should ship with goods Kakobuy bought for you.

It then lays out the six stations with the sentence from Kakobuy's help centre that applies to your answers. Where a rule says a box can be refused, held or returned, the station is marked so you can fix the cause before the courier collects. It does not estimate days or money; it only quotes rules. Validation is strict: a missing answer, a piece count of zero, a decimal or something like 1e2 gets a note next to that field and no result.

What a transfer parcel is billed for

Kakobuy's help article 6 gives the transfer total as international freight, plus a fee per parcel, plus any value-added services you pick. The goods and the seller's postage are already paid by you, so they do not appear. The same article calls the middle item "warehouse fee" in its formula and "Packing fee: 8 yuan/parcel" in the line below; both names are quoted here because Kakobuy uses both.

Freight depends on weight, the line and the destination. On November 10, 2026 Kakobuy's estimator, set to the United States, 2,000 g and ordinary goods, listed thirteen lines from 357 yuan to 520.36 yuan. Those readings, the currency display and the duty note that Kakobuy attaches to its own tariff table are on Money and routes.