LoongBuy Spreadsheet: 16 Finds for an App-First Agent

How do LoongBuy's free QC photos work?

"loongbuy qc" is one of Bing's top suggestions for the name, and it's the feature LoongBuy leads with. W2C Spreadsheet reports 3–6 free QC photos per order. LoongBuy's Google Play listing says the app lets you "view warehouse status and QC inspection photos", so you can approve or reject items from your phone as soon as they're photographed.

Per order, not per item, is the detail to notice. On a one-item order, 3–6 photos is generous. On a five-item order, it may mean one or two photos each. For multi-item hauls, ask for extra photos of anything detail-heavy before you approve.

Sources: W2C Spreadsheet (LoongBuy); rep.tools (KakoBuy, Oopbuy); Sugargoo blog.

Verdict: LoongBuy's QC allowance is good for small orders. On bigger hauls, request extra photos rather than approving on one shot per item.

What does LoongBuy charge?

W2C Spreadsheet quotes LoongBuy as taking "no agent service fee — you pay the real seller price". Storage is free for 90 days and can be extended to 180 days with paid options. Shipping is quoted live on the site across several lines, including EMS, EUB, E-EMS and HK DHL.

LoongBuy's own homepage headline promises to help you "save on shipping", and its main criticism in agent profiles is the flip side of being smaller: fewer regional shipping discounts than the biggest agents offer.

Verdict: LoongBuy's fees are simple. Compare its live shipping quote with one other agent before sending a big parcel.

LoongBuy's shipping lines, explained

LoongBuy quotes shipping live on its site across several lines. The names are cryptic if you haven't used a China agent before:

• EMS — the international express service of national postal operators. Reliable, tracked, mid-priced, and cleared through postal customs at the destination.
• E-EMS — an economy version of EMS: cheaper, a little slower, often with weight limits.
• EUB — China Post's e-commerce parcel service (ePacket). Cheap for light parcels, slower, and best kept small.
• HK DHL — DHL Express shipped from Hong Kong. The fastest option, priced accordingly, and usually billed by volumetric weight.

Rule of thumb: light parcels under a kilogram suit EUB or E-EMS; heavier hauls suit EMS; urgent orders suit DHL. In the US, where the $800 duty-free allowance has gone, remember that express couriers usually collect duty on delivery.

Is LoongBuy legit?

• Company: the Google Play developer is LoongBuy Technology (HK) Co., Limited, with support at [email protected]. The listing states LoongBuy "does not sell products directly" — it buys on your behalf.
• History: W2C Spreadsheet lists LoongBuy as founded in 2021, with a warehouse in Shenzhen.
• App: 1,000+ Android downloads; last updated August 7, 2026.
• Trustpilot: 3.2/5, but from only 9 reviews — too few to mean much. The reviews praise the easy interface and fast shipping; the complaints are about unanswered emails and a cancelled order awaiting a refund.

Bing suggestions such as "loongbuy opiniones" and "loongbuy avis" show Spanish- and French-speaking buyers checking it out too. The review base in any language is still small.

Verdict: LoongBuy is an established small agent with a clear company behind it and an active app. Its public reviews are too few to rely on, so keep first orders modest.

How to use a LoongBuy spreadsheet link

1. Open a find above and copy its listing link, or any weidian.com, taobao.com or 1688.com address from another spreadsheet.
2. Paste it into the LoongBuy app or website search and choose the size and colour.
3. Pay for the item and the seller's domestic shipping.
4. Check the QC photos in the app when they arrive; ask for more if you need them.
5. Combine items into one parcel, compare the live shipping quotes, and ship.

Old spreadsheets built on CNFans or AllChinaBuy links work too: the marketplace item number inside each link is all LoongBuy needs.

LoongBuy vs other agents

Sources: agents' own fee pages where available (Superbuy), rep.tools and W2C Spreadsheet profiles and Sept 2026 ranking, and Trustpilot (fetched Sept 26–27, 2026). 'Score withdrawn' means Trustpilot removed the rating after review-guideline breaches. A dash means we could not confirm the figure from a primary source.