LitBuy
T1LitBuy spreadsheets for Weidian & Taobao finds. The widest payment support of any agent (Apple/Google Pay, Klarna, Afterpay, BLIK, SEPA), plus UK GDPR compliance.
- Tier
- T1
- FX markup
- 16.1%
- Featured products
- 12
Heads up
In our 2026-07-03 test, LITBUY let us submit an order and reach a live payment page for a delisted 1688 listing. See what we found: our dead-link test.
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About LitBuy
LitBuy is a self-described 'next-generation' reverse cross-border shopping platform, jointly run by a Hong Kong company (Hong Kong Haini Technology Ltd) and a UK company (LITBUY Ltd). Its tagline — 'Make All Your Finds LIT!' — and youthful branding target younger European shoppers. According to Similarweb, LitBuy draws around 1.5 million monthly visits, with Germany as its #1 market (about 19%), followed by the United States, Poland, Canada and France — roughly 38% from Europe. Weidian is its largest product source by a wide margin, the highest Weidian dependence of any agent we've measured, making it a natural home for rep spreadsheets.
LitBuy's defining strength is payment flexibility: it supports the widest range of methods of any Chinese buying agent — Visa, Mastercard and Amex, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus Klarna and Afterpay buy-now-pay-later and regional rails like BLIK (Poland) and SEPA (Europe). It is also the only agent with a UK legal entity, which puts it under the UK Data Protection Act and GDPR — a reassurance for privacy-conscious European buyers. Its fee model is a flat 0% agent markup; your total is the product cost, international shipping, and a roughly ¥10 customs declaration fee.
LitBuy leans hard on YouTube, which drives about 65% of its social traffic — the highest of any agent — while Discord is its core community hub (about 46% of outbound clicks). It offers a browser plugin for ordering, iOS and Android apps, and supports 8 languages and 12+ currencies including KRW for Korean buyers. Storage runs 120 days total (90 free, then a small per-item daily fee), and a single LitBuy spreadsheet routes Weidian, Taobao and 1688 links into one consolidated parcel.
How buying via LitBuy works
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Pick a LitBuy spreadsheet. Community LitBuy spreadsheets circulate heavily on YouTube haul videos (about 65% of its social traffic) — and this page is exactly that, curated and updated continuously. Click any row to open LitBuy’s product page — Weidian, Taobao and 1688 links open directly via /product/{source}/{id}. LitBuy also offers a browser plugin and a Fill&Buy form for manual orders.
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Order and pay. Paste the product link, pay the item cost and domestic shipping, and LitBuy’s agent buys it to the warehouse. LitBuy accepts the widest payment range of any agent — cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, Afterpay, BLIK and SEPA — so European and Australian buyers can use familiar local and buy-now-pay-later options.
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QC and storage. Goods are inspected (photos on request), safely repackaged and weighed at LitBuy’s warehouse. Storage is free for 90 days; from day 91 a small daily fee applies (about 0.2% of item value per day) up to a 120-day total, with reminders at 7 days, 3 days and on the day. LitBuy also offers a 5-day no-reason return window after intake.
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Choose a line and ship. Pick a shipping line and pay the freight. Typical delivery times are 8–16 working days to the US, 7–14 to the EU, and 7–12 to the UK, with tax-free lines where LitBuy handles customs. Tracking updates within 48 hours, and a Rehearsal Parcel (20 CNY) can estimate weight and volume before you commit.
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FAQ
- What payment methods does LitBuy accept?
- LitBuy has the widest payment support of any Chinese buying agent: Visa, Mastercard and American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, Klarna and Afterpay buy-now-pay-later, plus regional methods like BLIK (Poland) and SEPA bank transfer (Europe). This breadth matches its largely European user base.
- Does LitBuy charge a service fee?
- No — LitBuy advertises a flat 0% agent markup. Your total is the product cost, international shipping, and a customs declaration fee of around ¥10. There are no tiered service fees or special-platform surcharges.
- Is LitBuy trustworthy and GDPR-compliant?
- LitBuy is jointly operated by a Hong Kong company (Hong Kong Haini Technology Ltd, #75961710) and a UK company (LITBUY Ltd, #16786295). The UK entity puts it under the UK Data Protection Act 2018 and GDPR — making LitBuy the only major agent with a UK legal presence and formal European data-protection obligations.
- Does LitBuy support Weidian and Yupoo?
- Yes — Weidian is LitBuy's single largest product source, accounting for the highest Weidian dependence of any agent we track. Weidian, Taobao and 1688 links open directly via LitBuy's /product/{source}/{id} routes, and Yupoo finds route the same way, so rep spreadsheets built around Weidian sellers work seamlessly.
- How long does LitBuy store items?
- LitBuy offers 120 days of total storage: the first 90 days are free, after which a daily fee of about 0.2% of item value applies (minimum 1 CNY per item per day, capped at 300 CNY per month). You’ll get reminders at 7 days, 3 days and on the day; items left unpaid 30 days past the window are disposed of.
- How long does LitBuy shipping take?
- LitBuy quotes typical delivery times of 8–16 working days to the United States, 7–14 to the EU, 7–12 to the UK, and 10–25 elsewhere, after a 1–3 working-day processing window. Tax-free lines, where LitBuy handles customs, are available, and tracking updates within 48 hours.