01Mulebuy spreadsheet
for US buyers
Finds with the two numbers that matter up front: the source price in yuan and a dated, approximate dollar conversion.
Browse the board ↓Current finds
¥ item price · ≈ USD reference
Rate: ¥6.7787 per $1, September 4, 2026
Keep the receipt trail.
Save what was shown before you submit a parcel. A clean record makes price, selection, and support questions easier to resolve.
- SourceSave the original listing and chosen item.
- SelectionCapture size and color—not a guessed US conversion.
- QuoteReview final weight, dimensions, restrictions, and insurance.
- PhotosCheck visible details before approving shipment.
The source price is not the landed cost.
The approximate USD figure on each card converts only the item’s CNY source price. Domestic handling, international shipping, payment conversion, insurance, duties, taxes, and fees may be separate.
Estimate vs final cost →Don’t rely on the old $800 shortcut.
CBP says duty-free de minimis treatment was suspended from August 29, 2025. Check current CBP guidance and your parcel details; this site does not calculate a flat duty.
Read the CBP fact sheet ↗Warehouse photos show what a camera can see.
Use photos to compare visible color, shape, markings, size labels, and obvious damage. They cannot authenticate an item, reveal every hidden defect, or guarantee delivery.
US buyer FAQs
Does the source price include shipping to the US?
No. The card price is the source item price. Parcel shipping and other charges are separate.
Can I assume orders under $800 enter duty-free?
No. CBP suspended the broad duty-free de minimis treatment in 2025. Check current official guidance.
Why show yuan and dollars?
The source is priced in CNY. USD is an approximate comparison using the dated rate shown—not a checkout quote.
Can QC photos prove authenticity?
No. They help inspect visible details only and do not certify authenticity or delivery.


































































































