What is a Mulebuy spreadsheet?
A Mulebuy spreadsheet is a browsable set of product rows, usually grouped by item type. A good row should help you reach a product page, understand what the item is, and decide whether it deserves a closer look.
What this Mulebuy spreadsheet guide is for
A spreadsheet is useful only when it helps you make a faster decision. This site is built around that idea: find the right item type, open rows with enough detail, compare the practical checks, and stop saving links that you cannot judge later.
Why not open every link?
Opening too many rows makes comparison harder. It is better to start with shoes, hoodies, bags, pants, or accessories, then keep only the rows that show useful photos, measurements, source details, or seller notes.
What makes a row worth saving?
Save a row when it answers the main risk for that product. Shoes need insole length and side photos. Clothing needs measurements and fabric detail. Bags need dimensions, hardware, strap, and inside photos.
How should beginners use it?
Pick one category, open a small set, write one reason to keep each option, and compare your best two rows before moving on. If a row cannot answer your size, photo, or material question, skip it.
Use the list to narrow things down
The list is there to save time, not to make the choice for you. Open fewer rows, check the details earlier, and keep only the links you would actually compare again.
Before opening a row, name the question you need answered: size, photos, material, seller notes, source page, or backup option. Random browsing is where most people lose time.
- Stay in one item type instead of mixing unrelated products.
- Check whether photos show the exact details you care about.
- Compare two or three similar rows before saving one.
- Read sizing notes before assuming your usual UK size works.
- Keep saved links tidy so you can compare them later.
A cleaner way to open product rows
Choose an item type, open the rows with enough detail, compare the parts that matter, then save only the options you would check again.
Before you save a link
Start with a small list
How to turn a long list into a few rows you can actually compare.
Start herePhoto and listing checklist
The checks that catch weak rows before you spend time on them.
Use the checklistCompare similar finds
How to choose between two rows that look almost the same.
Compare optionsMeasurements and sizing
What to check before trusting a size for clothing or shoes.
Check sizingSearch ideas by item type
Practical phrases for shoes, hoodies, bags, photos, sizing, shipping, and source sites.
Try search ideasSpreadsheet wording people mix up
Understand sheet, link, QC, shipping, Yupoo, Taobao, and how list names are used.
Read the wording guideOther spreadsheet names
Understand how names like Fansbuy, Orientdig, Hoobuy, CNFans, ACBuy, AllChinaBuy, and Oopbuy relate to product lists.
Compare list namesReady to browse the live list?
Open it when you know what kind of item you want to check.
