GTBuy brings "the Best of China to the World" out of a Xiamen warehouse — no service fee on the mainstream four, an in-platform mall of thirteen categories, and a value-add menu where every extra photo is ¥1 and every video is ¥7. This report prices the menu before your first order.
The numbers buyers search for first — every row below is drawn from the field report on this page.
| Line item | What gtbuy charges |
|---|---|
| Mainstream platforms | Zero service fee |
| Extra photos | ¥1 each |
| Video | ¥7 per video |
| Free shelf | Ends at day 90, cliff at day 120 |
GTBuy is agent and mall at once — which is rare — so the front door is wider than most. All four doors open onto the same warehouse shelf.
Copy a Taobao, Tmall, 1688 or Weidian listing into the search bar — GTBuy retrieves 99% of product information, then you pick color, size and quantity.
Thirteen categories — shoes, tops, bottoms, bags, jewelry, beauty, electronics, fragrance, sports, toys, office, petware — ranked by 7-day sales, no link needed.
Type the product name into the same search bar and buy straight from the results — "streamlined one-stop shopping" per GTBuy's own copy.
Community w2c spreadsheets pair vetted links with the zero-fee checkout — pick rows, paste links, and the whole list rides one consolidated parcel.
Three service blocks carry GTBuy's whole pitch — easy ordering, quality inspection, international shipping. The fourth card is the payment counter that quietly makes the mall work.
"Order via links or on the platform; add items to cart and complete payment; streamlined one-stop shopping." Links, names or mall — one cart, one checkout.
"All items inspected upon warehouse arrival; check defects, sizes and color differences; upload QC photos before warehousing." The free set covers the basics; extras bill at ¥1 a shot.
"Consolidate packages then pay shipping fees; select suitable logistics routes; door-to-door parcel delivery." DDP lines run 5–9 days to the US, UK and Germany.
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, PayPal, Skrill and a shelf of European local methods — every one behind 3DS, every one multi-currency, plus account balance.
Set the item, pick a DDP line, then dial the add-ons. The share line at the bottom is the honest number — how much of the item price the menu quietly becomes.
Freight is an estimate on the chosen route; the final bill follows actual weight and size, and any overpayment is refunded to your account balance after dispatch. The ¥10 niche-order fee is currently not charged — dial it anyway to see the worst case, and remember the free shelf ends at day 90, the cliff at 120.
GTBuy's own walkthrough runs ten steps from account to doorstep. Here are the four bends that carry the money.
Paste the link or search the name, pick variants, add the address, and pay the item price plus domestic shipping — multi-currency, 3DS, balance accepted.
A purchase agent contacts the merchant and places the order; status lives in "Order details," with email notifications along the way.
Every parcel is checked on arrival — defects, sizes, color differences — with QC photos before warehousing. Then ninety free days to keep collecting.
Select items, submit the parcel, choose a route and pay the estimate; the warehouse packs, weighs and dispatches — overpay returns to your balance, then door-to-door.
All three sit in the published pricing. None is a trick — but each one quietly turns the headline fee into a number with digits.
Niche resale platforms — Xianyu, Paipai, Zhuanzhuan, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Youzan — carry a ¥10 per-order fee that GTBuy is presently waiving. A waived fee is a lever, and levers flip.
Storage is free for 90 days, an overdue extension fee applies past that mark, and items may be discarded after day 120. A long consolidation runway only counts if you use it.
Overpaid shipping is refunded to your account balance after dispatch, not back to the card — so a fat estimate quietly becomes store credit on your next haul.
The compressed read-out — each answer carries a number you can check against the calculator.
A China-based purchasing agent established in 2025, warehousing in Xiamen, Fujian, that buys from Taobao, Tmall, 1688 and Weidian on your behalf — and also runs its own in-platform mall across thirteen categories, from shoes and tops to fragrance, toys and petware.
Yes, on the mainstream four: Taobao, Tmall, 1688 and Weidian carry no service fee. Niche resale platforms — Xianyu, Paipai, Zhuanzhuan, Douyin, Xiaohongshu and Youzan — carry a ¥10 per-order fee, which is currently not being charged.
The value-add menu is published plainly: custom photos run ¥1 each and custom videos ¥7 each, on top of a free quality-check service. The exact number of free QC photos is not disclosed.
Ninety days of free warehousing, with an overdue extension fee past day 90 — and items may be discarded after 120 days, so submit the parcel inside the free window.
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, PayPal, Skrill and many European local methods, all with 3DS authentication and multi-currency support, plus account balance.
Estimates are calculated on the chosen route and destination, but the final cost follows actual weight and size — and any overpaid amount is refunded to your account balance after dispatch. Returns follow a 5-day no-reason policy from warehouse inbound, with the buyer covering return shipping on free-shipping items; write to cs@gtbuy.com, answered within one working day.
Source the pieces on wolfrep.supply, or run the menu math and take the haul to the agent with both eyes open.