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    GTBuy Spreadsheet: QC, Custom Photos and Shipping Guide

    GTBuy suits spreadsheet users who prefer to confirm an order in stages: verify the original link, wait for warehouse QC, request a custom photo if a key detail remains unclear, then consolidate items and choose international shipping based on the final parcel.

    GTBuy is a China shopping agent used with kako-sheet style product lists: you verify the original marketplace link, submit a buying request, review warehouse QC, then consolidate and choose international shipping once the parcel is packed.

    Figures as of
    2026-09
    Service Fee
    6.00
    Storage
    90 days free after warehouse receipt
    Custom Photo
    1
    Exchange Rate
    5.97
    GTBuy Company
    Gtbuy Limited
    GTBuy Email
    [email protected]
    GTBuy Company Number
    76481571
    Fee data as of
    2026-09

    About Gtbuy

    GTBuy is a cross-border shopping-agent platform. Its developer listing identifies Gtbuy Limited, company number 76481571, and [email protected] as its support contact.

    The platform separates the order path into stages: marketplace purchasing, seller dispatch, warehouse receipt, QC review, and international delivery. Product choice and China domestic delivery come first. After warehouse receipt, you can inspect the available QC evidence, request an additional photo where appropriate, consolidate retained items, and then select an international route.

    GTBuy's public product page lists 90 days of free storage after warehouse receipt and shows QC once an item is stocked, with custom-photo requests available when a standard image does not answer a specific visual question. Seller pre-orders, stock shortages, and dispatch delays can affect warehouse timing, so an estimated warehouse date is not a guarantee.

    Our testing team walked the full sequence, from pasting an original link through to building a parcel, and the warehouse stage is where the decision-making actually happens: nothing about international shipping is fixed until the goods are in hand and photographed.

    Fee, storage, and exchange-rate figures in this review reflect GTBuy's published information as of September 2026 and should be checked again at checkout. A 2026 community haul post reported an 11 kg parcel to the Netherlands arriving in 13 days with EUR132 shipping on an electronics line; that is one user's experience on one route, not a delivery, customs, or price promise.
    What works well

    Warehouse-stage order tracking, so the international route is chosen after the goods are received and photographed

    What works well

    QC review with an optional custom-photo path for specific visual questions

    What works well

    90 days of free storage after warehouse receipt, which allows items from multiple sellers to be consolidated before dispatch

    What works well

    A single order path that separates product choice, seller dispatch, warehouse receipt, QC, and international delivery

    What works well

    Multiple products can be held, reviewed, and combined into one parcel before paying for freight

    What to check

    QC photos can confirm visible order details only; they do not verify authenticity, material quality, or long-term durability

    What to check

    Warehouse arrival estimates are not guarantees, because seller pre-orders, stock shortages, and dispatch delays can push timing back

    What to check

    International shipping is only priced once the parcel is packed, so any quote you saw earlier can change with weight, volume, route, and destination

    What to check

    Fee, storage, and exchange-rate figures reflect published information as of September 2026 and should be re-checked at checkout

    What to check

    Community haul reports describe one parcel on one route and should not be treated as a delivery or customs promise

    What GTBuy does

    GTBuy can assist with purchases from Chinese marketplaces, receive goods at its warehouse, provide QC information, consolidate parcels, and arrange international dispatch. Always verify the original source link, seller, selected option, and price before placing an order. The spreadsheet entry is a doorway to the listing, not a confirmation that the listing still matches what the sheet described.

    Why warehouse receipt comes before shipping

    Your international route is best chosen after goods are received and the parcel can be prepared. This gives you a chance to compare warehouse QC with the original order, retain only approved items, and judge the shipping decision on the final parcel rather than an early estimate. It also means an item that disappoints on inspection never has to travel internationally at your expense.

    What you actually pay

    Product price + China domestic delivery + service fee 6.00 + international shipping. International shipping depends on the final parcel, destination, selected route, actual weight, and volume. Our testing team found the order page and the parcel page quote different stages, so read each total as a separate step rather than one final figure. Fees reflect published information as of September 2026; confirm them at checkout.

    When to use a custom photo

    Use a custom-photo request only when a standard QC image does not answer a material question about a visible detail, such as a label, accessory count, local construction detail, or size marking. Give a specific request and review the current charge before submitting it. A custom photo does not authenticate a product, and it is not a substitute for reading the original listing carefully.

    Spreadsheet checklist before you pay

    Use the spreadsheet to reach the original listing, then check the seller, selected colour or version, size, price, and purchase restrictions. Keep a record of the chosen option so QC can be compared against it later. Community haul reports are useful context for what a route can look like, but they are single deliveries rather than platform-wide promises.

    How to use Gtbuy

    Step 1 — Verify the original link

    Open the original marketplace page from a trustworthy spreadsheet entry. Check the seller, selected options, price, size information, and any purchase restrictions. Keep screenshots or notes of the exact option you select.

    Step 2 — Submit the purchase request

    Submit the selected item, variants, quantity, and any essential notes. This stage covers the product and China domestic delivery. Seller pre-orders, stock shortages, or dispatch delays can affect when the item reaches the warehouse.

    Step 3 — Review QC at warehouse receipt

    When an item is stocked, compare the available QC images against your original selection. Check visible style, quantity, colour, size, model, and obvious damage. Request a custom photo only when you can state the missing visual detail precisely. QC does not verify authenticity.

    Step 4 — Consolidate and dispatch internationally

    Keep the items you approve, create a parcel, and compare routes for your destination. International shipping is selected after parcel preparation; review route restrictions, insurance terms, and the final cost shown for your parcel before dispatch.

    Use a GTBuy spreadsheet entry to reach the original product page, never as a substitute for checking it. Confirm the seller, exact colour or version, size, price, and purchase conditions before creating an order, and keep a record of the option you picked.

    GTBuy's warehouse sequence lets you make the final international-shipping decision after the goods have been received and reviewed. Submit the item first, then compare the QC images against your record of the original listing, add a custom photo only if a specific visible detail is still missing, and consolidate everything you approve into one parcel before choosing a route. Product price, China domestic delivery, the service fee, and international shipping are separate costs, and the freight quote depends on the packed parcel, destination, selected line, weight, and volume. Treat any shipping figure you saw earlier — including community reports — as context rather than a current price.

    Frequently asked

    1. Where should I get a GTBuy spreadsheet?

      Use a trustworthy spreadsheet or curated guide as a starting point, then open every original product link. Confirm the seller, selected options, price, and restrictions on the marketplace page before ordering.

    2. What can GTBuy QC photos actually verify?

      QC photos can help check visible order details such as style, quantity, colour, size, model, and obvious damage. They do not establish authenticity, material quality, seller reliability, or long-term durability.

    3. When should I request a custom photo or choose insurance?

      Request a custom photo when normal QC does not answer a specific visible-detail question. Choose insurance only when the parcel page shows applicable terms for your route and destination; do not assume another user's coverage terms apply to your parcel.

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