The live sheet

Eight agents, on the same five points each

Same questions for every one of them: what it is, how a link gets in, what is actually inspected, what it charges, and what it cannot do. Where a platform has not published an answer, the page says so instead of borrowing a competitor’s terms.

Sources re-read 2026-10-01Monthly batch reviewCorrections: [email protected]

Before you read this page

This is not a ranking and it is not a shortlist. 2 of the eight entries below rest on two or fewer verified facts, because that is all their own pages publish. A thin entry means the platform is opaque, not that it is bad.

The eight

KakobuyA China shopping and consolidation agent whose own help centre is unusually explicit: it publishes storage limits, a per-state cancellation rule, a tiered return fee table and a destination allowance table.9 verified · 5 unverified JoyagooA China shopping agent that describes itself as a “One-Click Shopping Agent from China” and leans on an app plus a third-party review widget.2 verified · 5 unverified OopbuyA China shopping agent whose registration page carries an optional invitation-code field — the clearest example of how invitation codes travel through this ecosystem.3 verified · 4 unverified AcbuyA Taobao agent that publishes a concrete storage figure and a QC photo count on its own front page — and whose operating status is contradicted by third-party sources.4 verified · 4 unverified AllChinaBuyAn agent whose operating status is the single least verifiable item in this whole set: a third-party guide says it closed, the root domain answers, and its English path returned a 404.3 verified · 2 unverified LitbuyAn agent with the most built-out tooling of this set — an affiliate centre, a freight estimator, a tracking tool and a browser extension — and almost nothing published about how it inspects.3 verified · 4 unverified SuperbuyThe longest-established agent in this set, and the one that publishes the most concrete service terms: a 90-day storage figure, free inspection and parcel consolidation.5 verified · 4 unverified LoongbuyAn agent that maintains a public logistics-notice feed, including a notice about EU low-value parcel import duty and a resulting fee adjustment.2 verified · 4 unverified

Why a page can be mostly blank

Across the agents read for this desk, published inspection scope is the exception rather than the rule. Storage windows are published by some. Fee schedules are usually published as marketing language rather than as terms. When none of that is on the page, the honest entry is a short one — and a short entry is still more useful than a comparison table filled in from a competitor’s wording.

The one thing every entry does carry is the flow itself: what stays possible and what closes, which does not depend on the agent at all. That lives on the stage pages and in the returns topic.

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