Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of LitBuy influencers on TikTok, and everyone’s using Google Sheets to create LitBuy spreadsheets. To be honest, I jumped on the bandwagon at first—I figured Google Sheets was free, easy to use, and could update prices in real time. But after using it a few times, problems started cropping up.

The loading speed is just way too slow. Sometimes it takes over ten seconds to open a spreadsheet, with the page just spinning endlessly. You know that feeling? Just when your shopping excitement is at its peak, it suddenly gets stuck, and your mood instantly plummets. Plus, the categories aren’t clear enough—products are all mixed together, so it takes forever to find what you’re looking for.

The most annoying part is those risk control links. You click on a product link, and suddenly it redirects to some security verification page, or it just says “cannot access.” Shopping is supposed to be fun, but these risk control links just make me frustrated. Sometimes I even start wondering if I clicked on something I shouldn’t have.

As a heavy TikTok user, I’ve noticed that the LitBuy influencers I follow all use Google Sheets. Their spreadsheets are indeed beautiful—the color schemes and layouts are very well thought out. But they just aren’t very user-friendly. I started wondering: isn’t there a better option out there?

So I began searching Google for a more user-friendly LitBuy spreadsheet solution. I discovered that some people have turned their spreadsheets into actual websites. It’s amazing—a true godsend for Chinese replica product enthusiasts. The biggest advantage of these web-based spreadsheets is their clear categorization. Products are neatly organized by category, making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for at a glance. They also load much faster—almost instantly. No more staring blankly at that spinning icon.

Prices are displayed very clearly. Each product has a clear price tag next to it, along with a historical price trend chart. For someone like me who loves to compare prices, this is a godsend. Plus, the site offers detailed user guides—every step from registration to checkout is accompanied by illustrated instructions.

Most importantly, the number of risky links on the Agent Platform has genuinely decreased. Once you’ve selected an item and click through to the Agent Platform, you can purchase directly—no more dealing with those warning pop-ups. I’m here to buy replicas; do I really need you to remind me that this is a replica?

This is the Google Sheet I used to use. The images are very small, so it’s hard to tell the quality of the products, and there’s no photo gallery to help you make a judgment. While the sheet does have categories, it’s still difficult to easily find the brands you like. The upside is that it contains links to tons of affiliate platforms, so if you want to check out other platforms, it’s very convenient.

This is a web-based Litbuy spreadsheet I came across. The navigation bar and categories are very clear, with subcategories listed separately. There’s also a brand section—each category includes brands, so you can easily find the brand you’re looking for—and a search function. Each product listing includes quality control (QC) photos to help you assess the product’s quality.

The forms on this website are incredibly well-thought-out; the owner has considered every detail to meet the needs of buyers.