Browse Oopbuy links by category
The grid above shows a rotating set of finds. If you know what you are looking for, these category pages narrow it down, each with its own set of finds and buying notes:
| Category | What's on the page |
|---|---|
| Shoes | Sneakers, boots and slides, plus how sizing in centimetres works and why shoe boxes cost you shipping |
| Women | Clothing, bags and accessories, with notes on Chinese sizing |
| Budget | Low-priced finds, and how to keep shipping from eating the saving |
| Best spreadsheets | How community sheets compare and what makes a sheet worth using |
Start from a category when you know the type of item, and from the main grid when you are browsing.
What an Oopbuy link is made of
Open any Oopbuy product link and you will see three parts. Here is a real example:
https://oopbuy.com/product/weidian/7303204804
- The agent's domain (
oopbuy.com) decides which agent's account the link opens in. - The source platform (
weidian) tells the agent where to buy. The same slot holds the platform name for Taobao or 1688 listings. - The item number (
7303204804) is the marketplace's own ID for the listing. It belongs to Weidian, not to Oopbuy.
That last part is the useful one. Because the item number belongs to the marketplace, the same find appears in Kakobuy, CNFans and Oopbuy spreadsheets with different wrappers around one listing. Change the wrapper and the item stays the same.
The item number is the real link; the agent part is just a wrapper you can swap.
What the platform part tells you
The platform name in a link is a small clue about the seller. Taobao is the largest marketplace, with everything from big brands' official shops to one-person stores. Weidian is popular with small independent sellers who run their shop from a phone, which is why so many spreadsheet finds use it. 1688 is Alibaba's wholesale platform: prices are low, but listings often set a minimum order quantity or tiered prices meant for resellers. Check that a 1688 listing lets you buy a single piece before you order.
Turning other links into Oopbuy links
You will often find items as a Taobao or Weidian link, or as a link built for another agent. Three ways to open them in Oopbuy:
- Paste the link into Oopbuy's search box. Oopbuy recognises marketplace links and opens the product page.
- Use a link converter. Our Taobao and Weidian to Oopbuy link converter rewrites the link in one step, including links from other agents.
- Rebuild it by hand. Take the item number and the platform name from the old link and put them into Oopbuy's format shown above.
Whichever way you use, check that the product page shows the same photos, price range and variants as the original before you pay. Sellers sometimes reuse photos across listings.
Any marketplace or agent link can become an Oopbuy link, as long as you can read the item number.
Why links die, and how to rescue them
| What you see | Likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Agent site won't load | The agent shut down (CNFans, ACBuy in August 2026) | Reopen the item number through Oopbuy |
| "Item not found" on Oopbuy | Seller removed or re-listed the item | Search the item title on the marketplace, or look up the seller's shop for a new listing |
| Price or photos look different | Seller changed the listing or batch | Check recent QC photos before ordering |
| Link opens a strange page | Broken or tampered short link | Don't log in; find the item number another way |
The most common case in 2026 is the first one. After the August shutdowns, thousands of spreadsheet rows still point at CNFans and ACBuy. The items behind them are often still for sale, so the fix takes seconds: copy the item number and open it in Oopbuy. The CNFans migration page covers this step by step.
A dead agent is the easiest dead link to fix; a removed listing is the hardest.
Staying safe with links you find online
Spreadsheet links travel through Google Sheets, Discord servers, Telegram groups and video descriptions. Most are what they claim to be. A few habits keep the rest from costing you money:
- Check the domain before logging in. The page should be oopbuy.com, not a look-alike with extra words or a different ending.
- Expect short links, but verify the destination. Many sheets use tracked short links so the owner earns from sign-ups. That is normal; a login page on an unknown domain is not.
- Never pay through a chat. A link that leads to a payment request in a messenger app is not an Oopbuy order.
- Judge the item by QC photos, not by the link source. A popular link means other people bought from that seller, not that every batch is the same. The QC guide explains how to check.
Links are only as trustworthy as the page they open; check the domain every time.
Where to go next
New to agents? How to order from Oopbuy covers what happens after you open a link. To see what a full order costs, the Oopbuy spreadsheet breaks down every line of the bill. Moving from another agent? The agent spreadsheet index shows which agents are still working.
FAQ
What is an Oopbuy link?
A product link in Oopbuy's format. It contains the source platform (Taobao, Weidian or 1688) and that platform's item number, and opens the item inside Oopbuy so you can order it directly.
How do I turn a Taobao or Weidian link into an Oopbuy link?
Paste the original link into Oopbuy's search box, or use a link converter. The item number stays the same; only the wrapper changes.
Why does my Oopbuy link not work?
Either the seller removed or re-listed the item, or the link was built for another agent. Agent links from CNFans and ACBuy stopped working when those agents shut down in August 2026, but the underlying item may still be for sale.
Are shortened links safe?
Short links are common in spreadsheets because they track clicks for the sheet owner. They are usually harmless, but check that the page they open is really oopbuy.com before you log in or pay.
Where do Oopbuy links come from?
From community spreadsheets, Discord and Reddit posts, creators' videos and sites like this one. The product behind each link is listed by an independent seller on a Chinese marketplace.