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Boonbuy Spreadsheet 2026: 0% Agent Fee, QC & Shipping Guide

Boonbuy suits shoppers who want a link-first China buying workflow: a stated 0% purchasing-service fee, warehouse QC photos, 90 days of free storage and route comparison before an international parcel is submitted.

Registered entities
Hong Kong Heliang Technology Limited / BONNEVISION SARL
Support email
[email protected]
Exchange rate shown on site
5.88
Purchasing-service fee (official fee page)
0.00
Shipping service fee (official fee page)
0.00
Fixed cost shown on site
0.00
Payment-processing fee observed at live checkout
8.67%
Free storage
90 days (up to 120 days, overdue charged daily)
QC photos per item
3–6
Payment methods
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, BLIK
Fee and feature data as of
September 2026

Facts updated 2026-09

Boonbuy is a link-first China shopping agent that turns Taobao, 1688, Weidian, Tmall and JD listings into one purchasing, warehouse and international-shipping workflow. It offers multi-channel payment, warehouse QC photos, parcel consolidation, route estimates and 90 days of free storage, and its official fee page states a 0% purchasing-service fee. Buyers should still compare payment processing, domestic delivery, optional services, international freight and customs before paying.

About Boonbuy

Boonbuy is a reverse cross-border shopping agent that turns product links from Taobao, 1688, Weidian, Tmall and JD into one managed workflow: purchasing, warehouse receipt, QC review, consolidation and international dispatch. Its official footer identifies Hong Kong Heliang Technology Limited and BONNEVISION SARL, and support runs through [email protected]. The platform states that its purchasing-service fee is 0%, provides 90 days of free storage and lets users compare routes before submitting a parcel. That combination makes Boonbuy most useful when a maintained catalogue is used to discover listings, while the original marketplace page and warehouse evidence remain the basis for the final buying decision. Boonbuy's page reads as one component of a wider US-facing sourcing setup rather than a shop in itself: nothing is sold from Boonbuy's own stock, and every purchase traces back to the underlying Chinese marketplace listing.

What works well

1

Link-first sourcing across Taobao, 1688, Weidian, Tmall and JD from a single order list

2

Warehouse QC review before the international-shipping commitment

3

90 days of free storage for deliberate parcel consolidation

4

Route comparison with weight, restriction and tax rules visible before dispatch

What to check

1

Payment processing, Chinese domestic delivery, optional services, international freight and customs sit outside the stated 0% purchasing-service fee, so judge the final payable amount instead of the item price alone.

2

QC photos document visible details but do not authenticate third-party goods or reveal every hidden defect.

3

Coupons carry minimum spends, eligible routes and expiry dates, and published delivery ranges are estimates rather than guarantees.

Use the Spreadsheet as a Research Layer

Start with a maintained Boonbuy spreadsheet that points to the original marketplace listing rather than to a middleman page. Compare the current price, available variants, seller information and recent QC evidence instead of trusting the spreadsheet title or a category label. Links rot, sellers swap batches and sizing tables change, so an entry that was accurate months ago can mislead today. Treat the catalogue as a discovery shortcut and confirm everything on the source page before an order is placed.

Move the Verified Link Into Boonbuy

Paste the original Taobao, 1688, Weidian, Tmall or JD link into Boonbuy and check the parsed CNY price, colour, size and Chinese domestic shipping. Add specific order notes, particularly for variants with several near-identical options or for anything the agent should confirm with the seller. Boonbuy then buys the selected variant and routes it to the warehouse, which keeps the discovery step separate from the purchasing record.

Make Warehouse QC the Decision Gate

When the domestic parcel lands, review the standard QC images, recorded weight, labels, accessories and visible condition against the source listing. Order measurement evidence whenever fit is the deciding factor. Photographs capture what a camera can see, not a guarantee of authenticity or hidden construction quality, so compare carefully rather than skimming. If something is wrong or visibly defective, act while the seller return window may still be open; Boonbuy accepts seller-supported return requests within five days of warehouse receipt.

Build the Parcel Around Route Rules

Use the 90-day free-storage period to consolidate purchases, then estimate shipping with the destination, weight and dimensions of the finished parcel. Compare actual against volumetric weight, restricted-item rules, tax handling, tracking and available insurance before picking a line. Apply an eligible coupon to the final quote and keep the parcel record, including the route name and any insurance purchased. Transit ranges are estimates: one shopper report described a 7 kg parcel to Italy on a DHL route arriving in roughly 14 days after a discounted shipping payment, and a later partial refund, but route congestion, customs and promotions all shift the outcome.

How to use Boonbuy

1Step 1 — Start with a maintained Boonbuy spreadsheet

Choose a catalogue that links to the original marketplace listing and is actively updated. Open the source page, confirm the current seller, price, variants and size details, and compare recent QC references where available. Treat the spreadsheet as a research index, not a seller guarantee.

2Step 2 — Paste the source link and lock the order details

Paste the Taobao, 1688, Weidian, Tmall or JD URL into Boonbuy. Check the parsed CNY price, colour, size, quantity and Chinese domestic shipping, then add clear order notes. Before payment, review the final amount and your available card, wallet or PayPal option.

3Step 3 — Use warehouse QC as the decision gate

Once the item reaches the warehouse, compare the QC images, recorded weight, labels, accessories, colour and visible condition with the source listing. Ask for measurement evidence when fit matters, and raise any wrong or visibly defective item within five days of warehouse receipt.

4Step 4 — Consolidate, compare routes and submit the parcel

Combine approved items inside the 90-day free-storage window. Enter the destination, weight and dimensions in the estimator, then compare actual versus volumetric weight, restricted-item rules, tax handling, tracking and available insurance. Apply an eligible coupon to the final quote and monitor tracking after dispatch.

Where should I get a trustworthy Boonbuy spreadsheet?
Use a catalogue that lists original marketplace links and is updated when listings disappear. Treat it as a discovery and QC-research tool, not proof a seller is reliable. Recheck the source listing, price and variants inside Boonbuy before ordering.
How do shipping, insurance and delivery estimates work?
Build the parcel first, then compare routes for destination support, restricted items, actual or volumetric weight, tax handling, tracking and insurance. Boonbuy publishes estimated transit ranges, not guarantees. Contact support within seven days if a parcel is lost or arrives damaged.
What costs should I check before paying on Boonbuy?
The official fee page states a 0% purchasing-service fee, but orders can still include the item, Chinese domestic shipping, an 8.67% payment-processing charge we saw at live checkout, optional services, international freight and route-dependent customs. Review the final payable amount, not the item price alone.

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