Wheebuy
T3Wheebuy spreadsheets for Weidian, Taobao, 1688 and JD finds. Seventeen settlement currencies, 200+ destinations, 90 days free storage — and a ~12.2% exchange-rate markup that is the number to judge it on.
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- T3
- FX markup
- 12.2%
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Platform-stated · checked 2026-09-27
About Wheebuy
Wheebuy is a Chinese buying agent for overseas shoppers: you paste a product link, Wheebuy buys the item into its warehouse in China, inspects it on arrival, stores it while you add more, then consolidates everything into one international parcel. It sources from Weidian, Taobao, 1688 and JD, and every one of them resolves from the plain numeric item ID in the listing URL — which is exactly what reps spreadsheets carry, so the Weidian finds most of them point at open straight into a full product page.
It is built for a wide audience rather than a single market: prices settle in seventeen currencies, the interface runs in eleven languages, and it ships to more than 200 destinations. Storage is free for 90 days from the day an item is shelved, with a further 30-day retention window after that and an overdue fee quoted at ¥10 per parcel.
On cost, the exchange rate is the number that decides your total. Wheebuy does not publish a service-fee schedule anywhere a non-customer can read, so we have left that slot on this page empty rather than guess. What is measurable from outside is the rate: it converts at roughly 5.99 CNY per US dollar against a mid-market rate near 6.72, a markup of about 12.2% — on the higher side of the agents listed here. Its shipping estimator is open without an account, which is where the per-route prices on this page come from; a 2 kg parcel to the United States returns nine carriable routes, so check that your destination is covered before you plan around it.
How buying via Wheebuy works
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Pick a Wheebuy spreadsheet. Browse the curated finds below and click any row to open it on Wheebuy with the listing loaded. Weidian, Taobao, 1688 and JD links all resolve from the plain numeric item ID, so the Weidian-sourced finds that make up most reps spreadsheets open as a full product page with colours, sizes and price.
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Order and pay. Choose your variant and check out. Wheebuy does not publish what it charges for the agent service itself, so treat the exchange rate as the cost to watch at this step. 1688 listings often carry a supplier minimum order quantity — check the threshold before committing. Prices display in seventeen settlement currencies.
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Inspection and storage. On arrival the warehouse checks the item and your parcel waits there while you add more. Storage is free for 90 days from the day it is shelved, followed by a 30-day retention window; overdue storage is quoted at ¥10 per parcel. Wheebuy does not publish a free quality-check photo count anywhere a non-customer can read, so that slot is empty above rather than guessed — ask its support before you rely on a particular number.
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Consolidate and ship. Submit the items you want as one parcel, enter the recipient details and pick a route. The estimator is open without an account and bills on the greater of actual and volumetric weight, so a light but bulky box can cost more than its mass suggests — the estimates on this page use real dimensions for that reason. The route list is on the short side: a 2 kg parcel to the US returns nine carriable options, and declaring batteries, magnets or liquids narrows it further.
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FAQ
- Does Wheebuy charge a service fee?
- It does not publish one anywhere a non-customer can read, so we have left the service-fee slot on this page empty rather than put a number in it. The cost that is measurable from outside is the exchange rate, and it is not a small one: Wheebuy converts at roughly 5.99 CNY per US dollar against a mid-market rate near 6.72, about a 12.2% markup — on the higher side of the agents listed here. On a ¥600 item that is around $12 more than the mid-market conversion, before shipping. Judge it on that rate.
- Which platforms can I buy from through Wheebuy?
- Weidian, Taobao, 1688 and JD. All four resolve from the plain numeric item ID in the source URL — there is no encrypted or account-bound identifier to work around — so a link opens a full product page with variants ready to order. That covers the Weidian-sourced finds that make up most reps spreadsheets. Note that 1688 listings frequently carry supplier minimum order quantities, so check the threshold first.
- How many shipping routes does Wheebuy have?
- Fewer than most agents on this site. A 2 kg parcel to the United States comes back with nine carriable routes, and declaring batteries, magnets or liquids narrows that further. That is not a problem in itself — the cheapest option is what matters — but it does mean you should confirm your destination and goods type actually have a route before you plan around Wheebuy. Its estimator is open without an account, so you can check in advance.
- How long will Wheebuy store my items?
- 90 days free, counted from the day the item is shelved in the warehouse. After that there is a 30-day retention window, and overdue storage is quoted at ¥10 per parcel. If you are consolidating slowly, the 90-day mark is the one to plan around.
- How widely does Wheebuy support other countries and currencies?
- Broadly. Prices settle in seventeen currencies, the interface runs in eleven languages, and its destination list covers more than 200 countries and regions. That is a wider spread than most agents at this size, and it is worth knowing if you are outside the US–UK–EU core that many agents optimise for — though a destination appearing in the country list is not the same as a route being available, so run the estimator for yours.
- How does Wheebuy calculate international shipping?
- On the greater of actual weight and volumetric weight, with each route carrying its own volumetric divisor, weight limits and size limits. A light but bulky parcel can therefore be priced well above its real mass, and which route is cheapest can change once dimensions are included. The per-route prices on this page are pulled from its own estimator with real dimensions rather than weight alone, which is why they differ from a weight-only quote you might calculate yourself.