Litbuy spreadsheet guide
How to judge category fit, listing quality, photos, measurements, warning signs, and shortlist value.
Make your Litbuy finds easier.
Search by product name, brand, category, or pasted link, then check the row before you save it.
Quick answer
Use this site when a spreadsheet feels too broad: start with one product type, open the live listing, compare photos and measurements, then save only rows you can explain later.
Find what you came for
Browse by category
Pick the item type first, then compare rows with the checks that matter for that category.Do not save the first decent row
A Litbuy spreadsheet is helpful because it groups many finds into a browsable list, but the row is only the beginning. Product pages change, options move, and a link that looked useful last week may no longer match the item you expected.
Start with the product type, check the live listing, compare photos, and write one short note before saving. A cleaner shortlist is easier to trust when you come back later.
Find
Use categories when you already know the item type.
Check
Open the current listing and compare photos, options, sizing, and material notes.
Save
Keep only links with a clear reason and one concern you can revisit.
Before you start opening links.
These guides help you browse with less noise: choose one category, check the evidence, compare only the rows that still make sense, and keep notes you can understand later.
How to use a litbuy spreadsheet
How to keep useful notes without collecting too many half-checked links.
Agent sheet guide
How to read agent sheets, product links, Yupoo albums, QC photos, and shipping notes without losing track.
Ready to look through the lists?
Open the Litbuy sheet, then stay inside the category that matches what you are trying to find.
