MuleBuy spreadsheet guide
Learn how to use search and categories without relying on stale rows, copied titles, or weak product thumbnails.
Read the guideTreat the spreadsheet idea as a starting method, not a final answer. Product availability changes, seller pages move, and the best row from last month may not be the best find today. Search current MuleBuy finds, QC photos, Taobao links, Weidian links, 1688 items, shipping estimates, and category pages before you save anything.
Search the plain item term first. If the results are noisy, add the brand, material, color, or exact model name.
Category browsing is faster when you are comparing similar items, especially shoes, bags, and clothing basics.
Look for QC photos, size options, seller details, price changes, and whether the product title matches what you actually want.
Read these in order if you want a cleaner workflow: find current links, understand how to compare products, then inspect QC details before committing.
Learn how to use search and categories without relying on stale rows, copied titles, or weak product thumbnails.
Read the guideA step-by-step buying workflow for searching Findsindex, comparing listings, saving notes, and preparing a shortlist.
Follow the workflowReview photos, sizing, price risk, category-specific details, and the warning signs that make an item worth rejecting.
Review the checklistFind better starting points for spreadsheets, budget finds, QC photos, source links, and category-specific product searches.
Open search guideMost people arrive with one of a few practical needs: a spreadsheet link, current finds, QC photos, marketplace links, shipping steps, trust checks, or a comparison with another agent. Start with the group that matches what you are trying to do.
Use these when you want a structured starting point before opening product links.
Category searches work better when you already know what kind of item you want.
Use these when you are deciding whether a saved item deserves to stay on the shortlist.
Marketplace names work best when they are paired with a product type or exact detail.
These searches need workflow guidance because total cost depends on options, weight, and shipping route.
Safety, login, and service-status questions need practical checks before you treat a product link as ready.
Comparison searches should focus on freshness, QC support, category coverage, and link quality, not just the agent name.
If another agent sheet appears while you browse, compare it by link freshness, product detail, QC photos, and category clarity.
Start with the live product index, then keep only the items that survive your QC and size checks.