Browse the spreadsheet like a map.

What to check before you copy a link

• The seller page loads. A good spreadsheet link opens a real, in-stock listing on Taobao, 1688 or Weidian.
• Options match. The size/colour you want is actually available — you'll pick it again inside GTBuy.
• Price feels right. Cross-check on 1688 if it's a wholesale-style item.
• It ships domestically. The seller only needs to reach GTBuy's China warehouse — GTBuy handles the rest.

What a "spreadsheet" actually is

The word sounds technical, but a shopping spreadsheet is just a shared, organised list of product links — hence the nickname "W2C", short for where to cop. Someone finds a good item on Taobao, 1688 or Weidian, and drops the link into a public list so others can find it too. Over time these lists grow into big, category-sorted collections of vetted finds.

W2CSpreadsheet.com is one of these, presented as a clean, searchable site instead of a raw grid. You browse or search it exactly like a catalogue — but the important thing to remember is that it's a discovery tool, not a shop. You can't check out there. When you find something, you copy its link and take it to an agent like GTBuy, who does the actual buying.

Search vs. browse — which to use

• Search by keyword when you already know what you want ("cargo pants", "dunk", "tote"). Fastest route to a result — the search box at the top of this page (and in the hero) drops you straight into W2C results.
• Browse a category when you're exploring or want to see what's popular. The category tiles above open a curated section so you can scroll ideas.

Either way you end on a real seller listing. From there it's the same three moves every time: copy the link → paste into GTBuy → confirm size, colour and quantity.

How to vet a find before you commit

A minute of checking saves a lot of hassle. Before you take a link to GTBuy, glance at:

• Does the listing still load and show stock? Spreadsheet links can age; a dead link means find a fresh one.
• Are your options there? The size and colour you want should be selectable — you'll pick them again inside GTBuy.
• Do the photos look consistent? A shop with many clear, matching photos is usually a safer bet than one blurry image.
• Is there a cheaper twin on 1688? For basics, a quick 1688 check can drop the price with no downside.

You'll still get QC photos before anything ships, so a find is never a final commitment — but vetting up front means fewer surprises and fewer re-orders.