What a “spreadsheet” really is
A spreadsheet product-navigation site is just a faster way to discover items — it doesn’t replace the agent checkout.
A W2C spreadsheet is an image-first, human-curated list of products with direct seller links and QC references, organised by category so beginners can find items without reading Chinese or guessing keywords. It handles discovery only — the agent still does the buying, QC and shipping.
- Open a category or search, then copy the real seller link the find points to.
- That link is exactly what you paste into Fansbuy to place the order.
- A spreadsheet never guarantees stock, final price or agent acceptance — those are confirmed downstream.
A curated find-list
Rather than scrolling a raw Chinese marketplace, a spreadsheet is an image-first, human-curated list of products with direct seller links and QC references — organised by category so you find things fast.
Why beginners use it
Marketplaces are keyword-hostile if you don’t read Chinese. A spreadsheet turns “I want that hoodie” into a clickable link you can hand straight to Fansbuy — no guessing, no dead listings.
Categories, search & product links
Category pages
Open a category like sneakers or bags to see curated finds for that type.
Search
Paste a link or type a keyword to jump to matching finds.
Product links
Each find links to the real seller listing — that’s what you give the agent.
Hand off to Fansbuy
Copy the link into Fansbuy to buy; the spreadsheet’s job ends at discovery.
Why discovery and purchase are separate
The spreadsheet shows you what exists; the agent handles buying, QC and shipping. Final price, stock, service fees and delivery are confirmed on the seller and agent side — a spreadsheet never guarantees them.