All LitBuy finds by category: kg estimates, € totals to Germany and how a link becomes an order

What a LitBuy find is, and how this library is organised

A find is a product row that someone shared in a LitBuy spreadsheet: a link, a price in yuan, a photo and sometimes a note. This hub indexes the library by category. Each category page tells you which rows are worth opening, what they weigh, what they cost to Germany in euros if shipped alone, and how to check the real item before LitBuy sends it. The grid above shows a sample from the 10,000+ links in the product catalogue.

All prices are examples. Item weights are estimates for planning, because we have not weighed any item. Yuan is converted at LitBuy's own display rate of ¥1 ≈ €0.158 (27 Oct 2026), which is higher than most bank rates, so the total at your checkout is what counts. If you are new to the whole idea, read the guide to using a LitBuy spreadsheet first, or go back to the LitBuy spreadsheet home page for the filterable library.

Find the category, read the weight, then read the total.

All 24 categories: estimated weight and example € total

The table gives one worked total per category. "Alone to Germany" is the item in euros plus LitBuy's all-in estimator price for the smallest LIT-Economy-DHL-DE step that fits the estimated weight: €23.08 up to 500 g, €30.42 up to 1,000 g and €45.09 up to 2,000 g (27 Oct 2026, including the tariff prepayment on EU tax-free lines). Parcels of several items are cheaper per item; weigh the whole parcel. Fragrance is shown as maths only, because liquids need a check with LitBuy support before you buy.

The pattern is easy to see. Light items sit at the 500 g step and cost €23.08 to post whatever they cost to buy, while jackets and boxed shoes jump to €45.09. The three cheapest rows in euros, a phone case, jewelry and a cap, still cost between €27.82 and €30.19 alone, which is why the next section exists.

Postage steps, not item prices, decide which categories are cheap.

Three price guides: budget, add-ons and quality

Three pages cut across the categories. The budget page covers rows under about ¥63 (€9.95), including the per-item cost of one, three and six cheap items in a parcel: €32.56, €14.28 and €11.26. Search terms there include billig and günstig. The light add-ons page shows how to fill the gap under a weight step with socks, cases and caps, with the band maths worked out.

The best quality page explains what buyers mean by "batch", meaning a seller's version of an item, and how to compare versions by photos, fabric, stitching and price. It names no brands and ranks no sellers, because LitBuy states that it cannot verify quality or authenticity.

• Budget
• Light add-ons
• Best quality

Use the price guides when the question is "how little", not "which item".

How a find becomes an order

The path from a row to your door has seven steps. LitBuy's help centre (read 19 Oct 2026) gives the timings: the agent orders within 24 hours, the seller usually delivers to the warehouse in 3 to 5 days, and inspection and packing each take up to 24 hours. Parcels are then processed in 1 to 3 business days.

1. Open the row. Check the size table, fabric and photos before you do anything else.
2. Get the link. Use the marketplace link, or rebuild it as a LitBuy product link with the link converter.
3. Choose style and size. The LitBuy product page shows the options and a price that can differ by 1 to 3% from the sheet.
4. Pay the order. You pay each order when you place it.
5. Wait for the warehouse. LitBuy opens the parcel in Xiamen and takes QC photos.
6. Check the QC. Compare the photos with the row, using the QC photos guide.
7. Ship the parcel. Pick a line and pay for the parcel; the combine-parcels guide covers sharing one box.

The order is cheap to place and costly to change, so check the row first.

LitBuy links: what a litbuy link looks like

People search "litbuy links", "litbuy link" and, in France, "lien litbuy" for the same thing: the web address of an item on LitBuy. It has a fixed shape, https://www.litbuy.com/product/<code>/<item id>, where the code tells LitBuy which marketplace the item comes from. We opened six Weidian rows this way on 27 October 2026, and each loaded with a price, for example CNY 94.5, about USD 16.71, on /product/2/7778364946.

The item ID is the real identifier. Sheet links often end in an inviteCode= tail that belongs to whoever made the sheet; removing it does not break the link. If a LitBuy page shows "The product has been removed from the shelves", the row is dead, and the dead links guide explains how to find the same item again. Sources such as Yupoo albums go through LitBuy's Fill & Buy page instead, with an extra service fee possible and no no-reason returns.

A LitBuy link is a platform code plus an item ID; rebuild it from the ID.

Worked example: three finds in one parcel

Here is how the library's numbers combine for a small order from three categories: a ¥150 hoodie (est. 0.75 kg), a ¥45 cap (0.15 kg) and ¥20 socks (0.10 kg). Together they are an estimated 1.00 kg, so the 1,000 g step applies.

Shipped as three separate parcels the same items would cost €54.12 (hoodie), €30.19 (cap) and €26.24 (socks), which is €110.55. Sharing a box saves €46.16. LitBuy recalculates on the chargeable weight after packing, so an estimate that ends exactly on a step is a risk worth a margin. For a UK or US check, the same 1 kg step was £16.83 on FF-Royalmail-GB-1 and $41.17 on ZF-GOFO-US-1. The landed price calculator does this sum for any row.

Group finds from different categories into one parcel before you pay for shipping.

Where to look for finds, and a note on trust

Rows come from Reddit threads, TikTok bio links, Telegram channels, Beacons link pages, LitBuy's official Discord, Yupoo albums and agentlinks pages. The sheet directory explains how each type is built. Nothing on LitBuy's product pages vouches for a row, so check each one: the row check guide lists nine columns to look at first. No LitBuy account? Send the row to us via the WhatsApp QR on the contact page: one delivered price, photos before dispatch, pay per order.

A find is a lead, not a verdict; verify the row before you pay.

FAQ

What are LitBuy finds?

Finds are product rows from LitBuy spreadsheets: an item on Taobao, Weidian or 1688 that people share as worth a look. This library groups them into 24 categories and 3 price guides, each showing the estimated weight and a euro total to Germany. A find is only an idea until you open the row and check the size table and photos.

What does a LitBuy link look like?

A LitBuy product link follows the pattern www.litbuy.com/product/code/item-id, where the code is 0 for 1688, 1 for Taobao, 2 for Weidian and 3 for JD. LitBuy's page for a Weidian row we opened on 27 October 2026 showed CNY 94.5, about USD 16.71. The item ID is the part that identifies the product.

How do I turn a spreadsheet find into an order?

Copy the row's marketplace link, paste it into LitBuy, choose size and colour on the product page, and pay for the order. LitBuy buys the item, usually within 24 hours, and the seller sends it to the Xiamen warehouse, where it is photographed. You then pick a shipping line and pay for the parcel, so you pay per order.

Which category is cheapest to ship to Germany?

The lightest. Items under an estimated 0.50 kg, such as a tee, a cap or a phone case, fit the 500 g step, which was €23.08 all-in on LIT-Economy-DHL-DE on 27 October 2026. A ¥30 phone case lands at €27.82 alone, a ¥60 tee at €32.56, but a boxed pair of shoes needs the 2,000 g step at €45.09.

Why do you list prices in euros when sheets use yuan?

Because the cost that counts is the one you pay. We convert yuan at LitBuy's own display rate of ¥1 ≈ €0.158 (27 Oct 2026), which is higher than typical bank rates, and add LitBuy's all-in shipping step. The checkout total in your own currency is what counts. Every example here is a hypothetical price, labelled as such.

Does a LitBuy link from a sheet still work?

Often, but rows go out of date. A removed item shows "The product has been removed from the shelves" on its LitBuy page. Spreadsheet links may also carry an inviteCode tail that belongs to the sheet's author; removing it does not break the link. If a row is gone, find the same item again from its store or image.