The index itself · 1,711 rows · rebuilt 2026-11-08
The oopbuy spreadsheet, explained and indexed
A spreadsheet here means one thing: a filterable table of items a buying agent can purchase for you, with the price in yuan and dollars side by side. This page is the hub. Everything else on the site is either a slice of this table or a method for reading it.
- Rows indexed
- 1,711
- Categories
- 8
- Brands labelled
- 53
- Price range
- $0.23 – $935.21
- Median row
- $35.04
Definition
What an agent spreadsheet actually is
An agent spreadsheet is a catalogue someone maintains by hand — or with a scraper — of items listed on Chinese marketplaces. Each row carries a photo, a title, a category, the yuan price the seller charges and, if the maintainer is careful, a dollar conversion so you can compare it to something you already own.
It is not a shop. There is no cart, no checkout, no stock count that means anything. When you find a row you like, the row takes you to the seller listing, and the agent buys it on your behalf. That is the entire transaction model, and every confusion about spreadsheets comes from forgetting it.
This index has 1,711 rows across 8 categories. We read them from the catalogue on 2026-11-08, converted yuan at ¥7.2/$1, and we re-check the row count at build time rather than rounding it up to a nicer number.
Slices
Pick the slice you need
Each slice is a different view of the same table, not a different table.
Method
How this table is built
Four steps, and the fourth one is the one that keeps it honest.
- 1
Read the catalogue
We pull every product page from the partner catalogue and keep the fields that survive: title, category, brand, both prices, photo URL, product URL. 1,711 rows survived the last pass. - 2
Normalise the categories
The partner uses twelve categories, we use eight. The mapping is written down in the build script, so a row never silently changes category between builds. - 3
Verify the photos resolve
Every image URL is requested. A row whose photo 404s is dropped rather than shipped with a broken frame — three rows died this way in the last snapshot. - 4
Stamp the date
Prices are only meaningful with a date attached. The snapshot date is printed on every page, and the conversion rate is printed next to it.
Common questions
Spreadsheet questions
Is this the official oopbuy spreadsheet?
No. There is no single official one — spreadsheets are maintained by communities, resellers and guides like this one. We are an independent index and we are not affiliated with oopbuy.com or with the partner catalogue we link to.
Why 1,711 rows and not 50,000?
Because 1,711 is how many rows we could read and verify on 2026-11-08. A bigger number is easy to type and impossible to check. When the catalogue grows, the number grows with it at the next build.
Are the prices what I will pay?
No. They are the seller’s yuan price converted at ¥7.20/$1 on the snapshot date. Your total adds the agent fee, domestic delivery, international freight and possibly duty. The total-cost calculator shows the shape of that stack.
Can I trust the brand labels?
They are inferred from the listing title, not from an authentication. A row labelled Nike is a row whose title mentions Nike. Treat the label as a search aid, not a certificate.
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This hub describes 1,711 rows. The partner catalogue is where they actually live, with prices that update without us.
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- Prices in USD and CNY
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