How to use a Kakobuy spreadsheet
A spreadsheet is just a shared list of product links. This page explains how this directory maps onto that idea, and what happens after you open a listing.
What a “Kakobuy spreadsheet” actually is
A Kakobuy spreadsheet is a community habit, not an official product: people collect links to marketplace items and share them so others can find the same thing and open it through a shopping agent such as Kakobuy. The links point at items on Chinese marketplaces; the agent is what lets a buyer outside China actually purchase and forward them.
This site is a browsable version of that idea. Instead of a raw list of URLs, it shows the finds as cards with a photo, a title, the item number, a price, and a button to the source listing. The finds themselves come from a single source, HaulSpreadsheet.
How to use this directory
- Browse or search. Move through the categories or the full finds list. The search box submits to HaulSpreadsheet's own search, because this site keeps no local search index.
- Open the source listing. Every card's button opens that item on HaulSpreadsheet, where you can see all the photos and the item number in context.
- Pick an agent from the source page. The source listing carries the agent links, including Kakobuy. You choose one there and continue on that platform.
This directory stops at the listing. It has no cart, no checkout and no account — every transactional step happens on the agent platform you choose.
Reading the price
Each card shows the item's price on the Chinese marketplace it is sold on (Weidian), in Chinese yuan — for example ¥130 — with an approximate dollar figure beside it. Yuan is what those marketplaces price in.
The dollar amount is an estimate only, converted at a dated exchange rate (2026-09-23). It is not a checkout total: the yuan figure is just the item price, the first of several costs, and the rest are decided later on the agent platform.
- Item price — the yuan figure on the listing.
- Domestic shipping in China — seller to the agent's warehouse.
- Agent service fees, if any — read the agent's current terms.
- International shipping — quoted per parcel after your items arrive, based on weight and the line you pick. Usually the largest variable.
- Destination charges — import duty or tax set by your own country.
The cheaper the item, the more those later costs dominate the total, which is why buyers often consolidate several items into one parcel. More on what the photos do and do not show →
The stages of an agent order
Once you leave this site for an agent, the general shape of the process is:
- Confirm the exact item, size, colour and variant from the listing.
- Submit the purchase request; the agent buys it from the seller. This is when the item price is charged.
- The seller ships domestically to the agent's warehouse.
- The agent photographs the received item. These warehouse photos are different from the seller's listing images.
- You choose which received items go into a parcel; consolidating is how per-item shipping is reduced.
- International shipping is quoted for that parcel, and you confirm and send.
What this guide does not give you. It does not state Kakobuy's fee percentages, storage limits, delivery estimates or refund terms, because those are set by the agent platform and change over time. Read them on the platform itself when you order, where they are current — not from a number repeated here.
What this site does not do
This directory takes no orders, holds no funds, stores no parcels, ships nothing and handles no returns. It is a place to look before you leave for an agent — nothing more.