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Kakobuy Spreadsheet Beginner Guide

Learn how to find products, check QC photos, place orders and ship your haul with Kakobuy.

FAQ

Common questions from new Kakobuy Spreadsheet shoppers.

Where should I start as a Kakobuy beginner?

Follow the five-step flow: find a product link, submit it on Kakobuy, review warehouse QC photos, pay for international shipping, then track delivery. Our How It Works guide walks through each stage.

How long does Kakobuy QC take?

QC photos appear after the seller delivers to Kakobuy’s China warehouse and staff complete inbound inspection. Domestic seller-to-warehouse transit is usually about 3–5 days; photos typically follow shortly after check-in. Track status under My Account → Orders / Warehouse.

How does Kakobuy shipping work?

After you approve warehouse QC, select stored items in My Warehouse, submit an international parcel, choose a logistics line, and pay freight plus any customs-related fees shown at checkout. Quotes depend on actual weight, volumetric weight, route, and destination.

Can I combine orders into one shipment?

Yes. Kakobuy offers 100 days of free warehouse storage for normal purchase parcels. Order multiple product links over weeks, approve QC on each item, then consolidate everything into one outbound parcel to save on international freight.

What payment methods does Kakobuy support?

Kakobuy supports PayPal, international credit cards (via PayPal top-up), WeChat Pay, Alipay, and account balance funding. PayPal checkout is documented at roughly 3.5% + $0.30 (USD settlement). See our payment guide for details.

Does Kakobuy charge a service fee?

Kakobuy advertises 0% service fee on item purchases. You still pay item price, domestic China freight, international shipping, a small customs declaration fee, and payment processing.

How do I submit a product link on Kakobuy?

Copy the full marketplace product URL from the live listing and paste it into the Kakobuy search bar. Taobao, Tmall, JD, and 1688 usually auto-parse. Weidian, Yupoo, Xianyu, and WeChat sellers often require the manual “Looking for Goods” form.