How to use Sugargoo with the W2C spreadsheet
A W2C spreadsheetSugargoo

Step 1 — Find products on the spreadsheet
Open a discovery tool such as W2Cspreadsheet. Instead of scrolling raw marketplace search results, you get organised listings you can filter. Browse the categoriessearch
Step 2 — Copy the product link
When you find something you like, copy the full seller URL. Sugargoo can read links from all three supported platforms, so it does not matter whether the item lives on Taobao, Weidian or 1688 — the process is identical.
Step 3 — Submit the link to Sugargoo
Paste the link into Sugargoo (via its item-submission tool or shopping-cart flow). Add the details the seller needs — size, colour, variantno service fee, you are paying the product and freight, not a commission on top.
Step 4 — Wait for warehousing and QC
Once the seller delivers to the warehouse, your item is logged and 7 free QC photos
Step 5 — Consolidate your orders
One of the biggest advantages of pairing a spreadsheet with an agent is batching. Because storage is free for 100 days, you can keep buying items from the spreadsheet over several weeks and let them collect in the warehouse. When you are ready, Sugargoo combines everything into a single outbound parcel, which usually lowers the per-item shipping cost.
Step 6 — Choose a shipping line and send
At checkout you pick from Sugargoo's 2000+ shipping lines. Faster express routes cost more; economy lines are cheaper but slower and may restrict certain goods. A small ¥8 packing fee per parcel
Tips for a smooth first order
- Start small.
- Read the QC photos, don't skim them.
- Note every variant.
- Confirm current rules.
Used together, the spreadsheet answers "what should I buy?" and Sugargoo answers "how do I actually get it?" Browse products on W2Cspreadsheet, send the links to Sugargoo, review the free QC photos, and consolidate before you ship. The other guides in this series dig deeper into QC, shipping lines and fees.