1. Search products
Paste a Fansbuy link, product URL, or item name.
Fansbuy spreadsheet 2026 for better product decisions.
- Search by item name, product type, or pasted URL
- Sort saved rows before opening another tab
- Keep QC notes, sizing questions, and final calls together
2. Compare details
Check photos, variant, price context, sizing, and similar items.
3. Save with a reason
Keep only the rows that still make sense after the QC pass.
Pick the type first.
Start with the shelf you need, then compare products that share the same fit, size, photo, and quality checks.
ShoesEveryday pairs, runners, and anything where shape matters.
HoodiesPullovers, zip styles, heavier layers, and loose fits.
T-ShirtsGraphic tees, basic tops, and short-sleeve finds.
JacketsOuterwear, shells, puffers, varsity cuts, and overshirts.
PantsDenim, cargos, sweats, trousers, and full-length bottoms.
BagsBackpacks, totes, crossbody bags, and small pouches.
AccessoriesBelts, wallets, small goods, and the extra pieces.
SneakersStreet pairs, sport pairs, and colorways you want to compare.
WatchesCases, bracelets, dials, and small details worth checking twice.
ShortsMesh, denim, casual, and warm-weather pairs.
JewelryRings, chains, bracelets, and pieces where finish matters.
SweatersKnitwear, lighter layers, and colder-weather basics.
A sheet only works if you can read it later
A useful Fansbuy spreadsheet starts with ordinary notes: a few links from a chat, a product someone mentioned, a pair you might want in another color, or a category page you plan to revisit. After a while, the list gets messy. The fix is simple: write down what the item is, why you saved it, and what still needs checking.
Put shoes with shoes. Keep bags away from clothing. If a row needs more photos, a size conversion, a color check, or a variant confirmation, say that in the note instead of trusting yourself to remember it tomorrow.
When the list feels clear, open the product type you need and compare similar listings side by side. The spreadsheet is for memory; the product page is for evidence.
Before you open ten tabs
Do a quick pass through the list first. It saves time, and it keeps weak finds from hanging around just because they looked interesting once.
Sort by item type first
A shoe link should sit with other shoes, even if it was saved on the same day as a hoodie.
Check the listing signals
Look for clear photos, exact variants, size info, color options, and signs that the listing is still worth your time.
Open the right shelf
If you know you want shoes or bags, start there. Mixed browsing makes it too easy to lose the original plan.
Leave room for second thoughts
Mark uncertain rows. Come back after checking photos, sizing, variant details, and nearby alternatives.
Useful next pages
Keep these nearby when your saved list starts getting crowded or when a row needs more context before you keep it.
Clean up a saved list
Turn mixed links into a readable shortlist with item type, notes, and decisions.
QC checklist
Photos, sizing, variants, color, and the small details that usually cause regret.
Product types
Open the right shelf when you already know what you are trying to compare.
Search help
Use Fansbuy spreadsheet, QC, shipping, and category searches with a clearer purpose.
Agent spreadsheet guide
Map related CNFans, Mulebuy, Hoobuy, ACBuy, AllChinaBuy, and other agent spreadsheet searches.
Ready to compare products?
Open Findsindex when your saved list is sorted enough to make sense and your QC questions are clear.
