Mulebuy FAQ for spreadsheet-style and Street Style shoppers

Mulebuy describes itself as a China shopping agent for international buyers. Its guide says shoppers can paste links from Taobao, Weidian, 1688, or Xianyu, then Mulebuy helps with ordering, warehouse receiving, QC photos, and international shipping.

A Mulebuy spreadsheet is usually a curated link index: product names, categories, prices, notes, and shopping links. Mule Finds turns that spreadsheet pattern into category pages so visitors can browse products without scrolling one large table.

Mulebuy's published flow is: search for products, select items and pay, wait for seller acceptance and China domestic transit, review warehouse QC photos, then submit the parcel for international shipping.

Mulebuy's help center says orders submitted during Beijing business hours are handled within a stated processing window, seller delivery commonly takes 3 to 7 days, and domestic transit to the Dongguan warehouse is often 1 to 5 days depending on seller location.

Mulebuy says warehouse staff photograph items after arrival, including multiple angles and close-ups such as logos, tags, stitching, and overall condition. They are a pre-shipping review tool, not a promise that every possible defect is visible.

No. Mule Finds is an independent discovery layer. Product browsing continues on Street Style/MaisonLooks pages, while checkout responsibility follows the destination platform or partner store.

MaisonLooks describes itself around product browsing, AI virtual try-on, outfit previews, and agent-shopping workflows. Its try-on page says shoppers can build outfits from marketplace products and return to product pages when ready to buy.

MaisonLooks terms say products displayed on the site are sold by third-party shops and that clicking Buy redirects shoppers to a partner store to complete the purchase.

The goal is to move a search visitor from a product intent, such as sneakers or hoodies, to a relevant browsable product path with fewer clicks. Mule Finds keeps the spreadsheet-style search structure; the destination platform handles the live product experience.