Free · read the photos first
The Oopbuy spreadsheet
China finds with the seller's price and a link that opens that exact item inside Oopbuy — plus how to tell, from six warehouse photographs, that something is wrong.
Finds with an Oopbuy link
Seller prices in USD, before the agent fee and shipping
Every “Buy on Oopbuy” button above opens that exact listing inside Oopbuy, already converted from the seller's page. We do not sell anything and take no payments — everything listed is sold by third-party sellers in China, Oopbuy buys it on your behalf, and nothing here is authenticated or inspected by us. How to check it yourself.
Where this list comes from
The full archive
The spreadsheet above is the Oopbuy slice of a much larger archive. CHINA-FINDS keeps the item pages, the QC galleries and the agent links for all of it — and it is the same people who maintain this site.
- QC photos against every findWarehouse photographs from other people's orders of the same item, so you can judge a seller before you spend anything.
- Every agent, not only OopbuyIf you already have a balance somewhere else, the same item carries that agent's link too.
- Filter by category, brand, size and priceCut the whole archive down to your size and your budget instead of scrolling a sheet.
Four checks that work on anything
What to look at, before you let it ship
You get one look at the item while it is still in a country where something can be done about it. Decide what would make you reject it before the photos arrive — scrolling with no question in mind is how everything looks fine.
Shape, before any logo
A bad item is wrong in outline long before it is wrong in detail, and outline survives a poor photograph.
The stitch line nearest the stress
Everybody photographs the front. Failures start where the item is pulled.
Hardware colour and finish
Metal is the cheapest thing to get wrong and the most obvious in person.
The label you asked for
Half of all wrong deliveries are a size, not a product.
Questions people actually ask
What is an Oopbuy spreadsheet?
A list of items worth buying with the links that open them at a shopping agent. The name is left over from the shared Google Sheets this hobby started with. This one is a website, it is free, and every item on it carries an Oopbuy link that goes to that exact product.
What are QC photos, exactly?
When your item reaches the agent's warehouse, staff photograph it and the photos appear against your order. QC stands for quality check, though the check is yours — the agent takes the pictures, it does not judge the item.
Why does this site care about them so much?
Because that gap — item bought, item not yet shipped — is the only point in the whole process where a problem is still cheap to fix. Once a parcel is in the air, a flaw is your problem. Most people glance at the photos, think 'looks fine' and submit the parcel.
Is the price on a card what I pay?
No. It is the seller's price for the item alone. On top come Oopbuy's service fee, domestic shipping inside China, the international freight you choose once the parcel is ready, and whatever your own customs assesses.
Why do the QC links open another site?
Because the galleries live there. This site keeps the Oopbuy list and teaches you to read the photographs; CHINA-FINDS holds the item pages with QC galleries from other people's orders of the same item — which is what lets you judge a seller before you spend anything.
Who runs this, and how is it free?
Buyers, not Oopbuy. It is free because some links here are referral links: if you register or order through one, the agent may pay us a commission, at no extra cost to you. It does not change your price and it does not decide what is on the list.
Open Oopbuy
Registering is free and takes an email address. You can price a whole parcel to your own address before you spend anything.