OOPBuy Spreadsheet · Updated 19 September 2026
OOPBuy Spreadsheet 2026: where to start
The 2026 catalogue is the set of category links on this site. It is not a second oopbuy.com, and it does not store your balance.
What this page is
An OOPBuy spreadsheet is a browse layer for Taobao, Weidian and 1688 item links, grouped so you are not guessing marketplace keywords. On oopbuydb.com the 2026 version is the live catalogue: shoes, hoodies, jackets, jerseys and the other lanes linked from the homepage.
oopbuy.com is the checkout account. That is where a pasted link becomes an order, a warehouse photo and a shipping quote. If a page asks for a card and the domain is not oopbuy.com, leave.
What changed versus a static sheet
Older exports were one giant table. Rows went stale, photos were seller ads, and the URL in column C often pointed at a shop homepage. The 2026 setup keeps the same job — shortlist a listing — but the links open a category you can filter today.
- Pick a lane instead of scrolling mixed rows.
- Open the item page, not a screenshot from a chat.
- Copy the item URL, not the storefront root.
- Paste into oopbuy.com and wait for warehouse photos before you ship.
A first session
Start on the OOPBuy Spreadsheet homepage and open one category you already know, usually shoes or hoodies. Sort or search inside that lane. When a listing looks right, open it on the marketplace and check size notes before you copy anything.
Then paste into oopbuy.com. Domestic delivery to the warehouse is not the same clock as international freight. Budget both. The catalogue price is a gut check, not the landed cost.
What we do not promise
Rows move. Sellers edit photos. A note that a batch looked fine last month is not a warranty. Reopen the live listing on the day you pay, and read the QC photo guide before you approve export.
Open the 2026 catalogue → ← OOPBuy Spreadsheet home