A–F
- ACBuy
- AllChinaBuy
- ASDBuy
- BaseTao
- BBDBuy
- BoonBuy
- CNFans
- CNShopper
- CSSBuy
- DupBuy
- EastMallBuy
- EsgoBuy
- FansBuy
- Fishgoo
How to read a directory label
How to Read Spreadsheet Names and Source Labels
A directory name can narrow a search, but it cannot verify a link, product, seller, service, or current policy. Read the rest of the query to understand what evidence you still need.
Wheebuys is an independent guide for spreadsheet users. It does not sell products, process orders, handle shipping, verify sellers, or represent Wheebuy or Findsindex.
Why one directory can appear under several labels
You may see the same name followed by spreadsheet, spreadsheets, sheet, or sheets. In practice, those endings usually describe the same kind of organized list. A different ending does not make one result more reliable than another.
The words after the name matter only when they change what you expect to find. Yupoo usually suggests an image-led album. Taobao, Weidian, or 1688 suggests a source page. Photos, size chart, or shipping estimate points to a specific detail you still need.
Look up a label
Directory names you may encounter
If you already have a name in front of you, use this alphabetical list to locate it. Inclusion means only that the label appears in spreadsheet discussions; it is not a recommendation or claim of an official relationship. Check the current destination, ownership, policies, and available functions yourself.
G–L
- GoatedBuy
- GTBuy
- Hacoo
- HipoBuy
- HooBuy
- HubBuy
- HubBuyCN
- ITaoBuy
- JoyaGoo
- Kakobuy
- KameyMall
- LitBuy
- LoloBuy
- LoongBuy
- LoveGoBuy
- LovBuy
M–R
- MuleBuy
- MyCNBox
- NiuNiuBox
- NPBuy
- OOPBuy
- OOTDBuy
- OrientDig
- PantherBuy
- ParcelUp
- PikoBuy
- Rizzitgo
S–Z
- Shipzobuy
- SinaBuy
- SpanBuy
- Sugargoo
- Superbuy
- TigBuy
- USFans
- VigorBuy
- Wheebuy
- YoyBuy
Read the words after the name
What each added label usually means
| Label pattern | What it usually points to | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| [name] spreadsheet / spreadsheets | Find an organized product or source directory. | Check who maintains it, when a row was last reviewed, and whether the current destination still matches. |
| [name] sheet / sheets | Find the same kind of list using shorter wording. | Use the same checks as a spreadsheet; the shorter label does not change the evidence. |
| [name] Yupoo | Locate an image-led album or catalog reference. | Match the exact item and variant, then identify where any further product link leads. |
| [name] Taobao / Weidian / 1688 | Inspect an original marketplace or sourcing page. | Compare the current title, options, measurements, images, quantity, and visible price context with the saved row. |
| [name] link / links | Reach a current destination rather than a copied description. | Watch for redirects, expired pages, unrelated items, and changed variants. |
| [name] QC / QC photos / QC finder | Find images that help compare a specific item. | Confirm that the photos belong to the exact item and use category-specific questions. |
| [name] shipping / weight calculator | Estimate packed weight or delivery cost. | Treat the result as planning information; packaging, route, chargeable weight, and current rules can change it. |
| [name] review / Reddit / Discord | Look for recent first-hand discussion. | Prefer specific, dated accounts that match the same service and task; separate opinion from current policy. |
A simple reading order
Work out what the label is asking you to find
Start with the name and format
When a name is followed by spreadsheet or sheet, treat it as a request for an organized directory. Open one plausible result and inspect that page instead of collecting every wording variation.
Look for the detail you are missing
Words such as photos, measurements, or size chart are useful only when that information could change your choice. If you already have the detail, adding the label does not make the page stronger.
Check the source when the destination matters
Yupoo, Taobao, Weidian, and 1688 lead to different kinds of pages. The source label tells you what may open; it does not prove that the page is current or that it matches the exact item.
Treat weight and shipping figures as estimates
Record the destination, units, packaging assumptions, route, and date behind any figure. Confirm current terms before using it to compare two items.
Check the limits
What a directory name cannot prove
It can distinguish one research path from another and make a source, photo, sizing, link, or shipping question easier to state.
It does not establish the official domain, current ownership, seller conduct, product accuracy, service availability, payment safety, shipping outcome, or policy.
Leave a useful record
Write down what you actually checked
Write down the destination, the exact item or source you checked, the date, what matched, what remained uncertain, and which current policy or estimate still needs confirmation. That note is more useful than keeping several near-identical search labels.