Superbuy spreadsheet FAQ from fourteen years of parcel traffic

Because the rows are filtered against a fourteen-year-old fulfilment stack rather than against wishful screenshots. Every row has been chosen expecting it to survive QC.

Browsing is open. The account matters once you want storage days to start counting, QC photos to be attached to your parcel, and a shipping choice to be made.

Sneakers, hoodies, jackets, bags and gadgets — things where batch differences are visible in photos and therefore worth the QC step before shipping.

Taobao, Weidian, 1688 and JD. Weidian often carries small designer runs that never appear elsewhere; 1688 covers the same basics at wholesale pricing.

Standard sets are provided without charge, which covers normal inspection. Extra angles or precise measurements are paid add-ons — worth every cent on expensive rows.

A long free window applies before fees start; ninety days is the figure people remember. Exact terms and any paid extensions sit in your Superbuy account.

Match line to what you are shipping: heavy low-value hauls want sea or economy, urgent or fragile wants tracked air. The cheapest line is rarely the cheapest outcome.

Almost always. One parcel spreads the first-kilo charge across every row, and removing retail boxes usually cuts volumetric weight more than expected.

They show what the item looks like, not its provenance. Photos catch construction and print quality; authenticity is yours to judge, and branded claims deserve scepticism.

Freight and volumetric weight, not the item. People budget for the row and forget the box; estimate shipping before you pay for the goods, not after.

Avoid restricted categories, declare real values, and split parcels when the volume is large. Clever declarations are what turns a cheap haul into a seized one.

Compare against your QC photos and open the case immediately inside Superbuy — timing matters, and photos from before shipping are the strongest evidence you have.